Solid State Logic SSL UC1 User Manual page 13

Product Overview & Features
How the SOLO system works
The solo feature works by cutting the output of all other Channel Strip 2 plug-
ins in the DAW session when you action a SOLO button (either on UC1, the
Channel Strip 2 plugin, or in the Plug-in Mixer). Therefore, it is recommended
that you:
1. Insert a Channel Strip 2 plug-in on all tracks in your DAW session.
2. Make sure to engage the SOLO SAFE button on Channel Strips that have
been inserted onto Auxes/Busses/Sub Groups/Sub Mixes. This will ensure
that you hear individual instruments that are routed to these destinations
when you start soloing.
SOLO SAFE prevents a Channel Strip from being cut when
another Channel Strip's SOLO is activated.
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SOLO SAFE
SOLO SAFE Channel Strips
that you insert on Auxes,
Busses, Sub-Groups or Sub
Mixes
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Process Ordering
The green area towards the bottom of the Channel Strip allows configuration of the order
in which signal passes through the Channel Strip Filters, EQ and Dynamics processing
blocks. Click on the double-arrows to move the position of that processing element.
Please note: EQ > DYNAMICS > FILTER is not possible. This is because on SSL's
analogue consoles, if the 'Filter to Input' switch is not activated, the filter will always
occur directly after the EQ section.
Undo/Redo and A/B
Undo/Redo actions can be made to plug-in parameters using the UNDO and REDO
buttons. A/B buttons allow you to load two independent settings and compare them quickly.
Clicking in the Default Preset area will allow for access to the Preset Management List.
The Preset Management list allows you to load factory or used-saved presets, as well as
offering the options shown in the list to the right.
Presets Location
The Presets folder defaults to the following locations:
Mac: Library > Application Support > Solid State Logic > SSLNative > Presets >
ChannelStrip2
Windows: C: > ProgramData > Solid State Logic > SSL Native > Presets > ChannelStrip2
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Product Overview & Features
Process Order Section
Undo, Redo, A/B and
Access to Preset List
Preset Management List
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