Some comparisons might have slightly different gain volume altho I tried to be as close as possible with both setting and signal, this might make it for an unfair judgment, so I exported the different versions and can download. The new 9000 J would fast become a key component in the sound of some of the biggest pop, hip hop, and R&B releases of the late 90s and throughout the 2000s. Keep in mind this is a test meant to be for the Dance, EDM, House Music environment and it is my own personal point of view, doesn't mean that is the absolute truth, it's what I hear, you might hear something different and that's ok. When the company’s improved SL 9000 J was finally released in 1995 (more than 25 years after the first 4000 G), it set a new bar for just how good an all-analog SSL console could sound. All emulations claim to emulate the iconic SSL. The 3 versions we used were the Waves Audio emulation, UAD emulation and the Solid State Logic SSL X-Rack module. Ive redesigned the GUI Skin for looking as close as possible to the SSL G Comp. UAD Vs Waves Vs Analogue (SSL 4k E Series EQ Compression Review) A number of years ago we ran audio through 3 different versions of the SSL 4000 E-Series EQ and compressor channel strips. My new conclusion is that the Liquid SSL does not sound at all like the Waves.

BUT it should give you an idea of the character and results you can get from each.

Bear in mind that these are quite different mixes with different settings, and the Liquid mix is far more developed. This is an AB comparison between my Analog hardware SSL G Bus Compressor and some of the most used SSL plugin recreations like The Glue, UAD, and Waves. GUI Skin 1.37 MB This is a Waves Audio's GUI SSL 4000 plugin bundle redesign, SSL Comp GUI is available for FREE. On the other hand, the SSL mix is all Waves SSL Channel plugins. Extra 40 Off with Code SAVE40 Four plugins meticulously modeled on the legendary SSL 4000 Series Developed under license from Solid State Logic, the SSL 4000 Collection includes five plugins.

Waves ssl 4000 vs uad ssl