Solid State Logic’s Origin EVO brings the feel and philosophy of a large-format analog console into a format built for today’s hybrid studio. The SSL Origin was a massive hit among engineers, and the EVO takes the Origin design to the next level with the addition of SSL’s legendary dynamics on every channel.
In this video, Jeff Ehrenberg of Providence Sound & Vision and Phill Scholes of Solid State Logic will guide you through the desk’s architecture — covering the Origin’s design philosophy, the newly added dynamics section, summing, and the features and workflow that shape the character of this best-selling analog console.
The Origin EVO is the evolved version of the acclaimed SSL Origin console (released in 2020), now featuring SSL’s legendary dynamics on every channel—the feature engineers asked for most.
EVO brings the Origin series even closer to SSL’s iconic 4000 E console with the addition of authentic E Series dynamics on every channel.
Additionally, the EVO boasts an expanded, modular center section for a UF1 or UF8 DAW controller or additional outboard processors.
In addition to the EVO’s enhancements, this next-generation console boasts the complete set of features from the original Origin that engineers know and love.
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The Harrison console is one of the most storied desks in recording history — it’s the sound behind Michael Jackson’s Thriller, Prince’s Purple Rain, and some of the biggest records of all time. Join Jeff Ehrenberg of Providence Sound & Vision and Phill Scholes of Solid State Logic for an in-depth technical tour of the Harrison 32Classic analog recording console at our Los Angeles Gear Gallery.
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