Solid State Logic SSL 18 User Manual page 33

• Mac – Mac HD\Users\%userprofile%\Documents\SSL\SSL360\SSL18
• Windows – %userprofile% \Documents\SSL\SSL360\SSL18
Click the DEFAULT button, to return the SSL 18 Mixer to its factory-shipped, default state.
USER Buttons
By default, the User buttons are assigned to match the printing on the SSL 18 Interface front panel - CUT, ALT & TALK.
A right-mouse click on a button presents a menu whereby you can change the assignment of these buttons. You can choose between
DIM, CUT, MONO SUM, ALT, INVERT PHASE LEFT, TALKBACK ON/OFF, METER SOURCE & 360° SSL18 GUI
CONTROL
The Control section displays key information in setting up your Interface ready for working within your DAW.
1. SAMPLE RATE
The drop-down menu allows the user to select the internal Sample Rate that the SSL 18 Interface will operate at. The selection allows
for 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 88.2 kHz, 96 kHz, 176.4 kHz & 192 kHz. Note, that when any DAW is opened, SSL 18 will follow the DAW's
sample rate setting. Alternatively, the sample rate can be set from AudioMIDI setup on Mac or the SSL USB control panel application
on Windows.
2. CLOCK
The Clock source menu allows you to determine your preferred clock source: INTERNAL, ADAT or S/PDIF.
When choosing to clock from an external ADAT or S/PDIF device, you cannot change the sample rate from the SAMPLE RATE box.
You must change the sample rate on the external device.
3. LOOPBACK SOURCE
This option allows you to record USB audio back into your DAW, great for streaming and content creation. This can be particularly
useful for recording audio from software applications such as Youtube.