At Solid State Logic‘s headquarters in Oxford, England, sits a customized 48-channel Odyssey console built as a demonstration model — a curved ProStation center section flanked by 25-degree wings, a split meter bridge holding a central video screen, and enough real estate to remind anyone who walks in why large-format analog consoles still command a room. It’s also the clearest picture yet of Solid State Logic’s newest console, and the console answers a question analog studios have been asking for years: is it possible to get DAW-level session recall out of a board that’s genuinely, fully analog?
Odyssey is SSL’s answer. It looks and operates like a classic large-format analog console, but built around a patented technology SSL calls Active Analogue — circuitry that keeps every signal path in the analog domain while giving each control network-level precision and instant recall.
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