No hard feelings! All the best to you, guys. But that´s only my personal taste of course. It definitely has more kinda vintage/bluesy vibe but in a sweet, positive way, got lot´s of 'body' IMO. Me personally preferred to use it several times towards Waves and the original Duende also on modern tracks compared to JT, B Mars etc. It might be useful to try both Demos before buying one of it.ītw.IK´s SSL stuff is not too bad actually, just has to fit the specific material. There is no critical loss of audio quality though to me personally it sounds a little bit different according to which of the both Blue Cat Plugs I´m using. I also own SSL Duende Native stuff and I can get it work very well in PT11 via Blue Cat Audio MB-7 as well as with Blue Cat Audio Patchwork. I know, I´ve posted it already several times, but let me do it one more time for those who haven´t tried it yet.:cool: I know that I need to make that decision for my own, but still.another point of view, sharing experience and thoughts will help a lot! Today's sale would probably be a good occasion to grab it since the SSL seems to be rarely on sale. So as You can see I am torn between buying and not buying. As for the bus-comp I have the VBC and I am very happy with it. I also have great hopes for the new Virtual Mix Rack plugin from Slate, but knowing how Slate is progressing with AAX that can take a while.Īt the time Waves released the series there were not that many alternatives. I have the Solid Series from NI but have no comparison to the Waves SSL and I am having some issues with controlling them via Artist Mix. I know, I know, this has been asked probably 1000 times :-)ĭo You think that today the Waves SSL is still the best SSL style channel strip? Duende and UAD are not an option for me because the first doesn't have AAX64 and the second needs a hardware card that I don't want to invest in.

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