bx_console SSL 4000 G

About

The G-Series is world renowned as one of the best consoles ever made for producing and mixing rock music, thanks to its tight, punchy and assertive tone, it’s pleasantly “crunchy” sound when pushed hard. In addition to its proven track record in rock production, the 4000 G was the board behind countless top 40 hits of the 80s, 90s, 2000s and beyond.

The 4000 G is among the best-selling, best-sounding and most respected professional consoles of its era, and a favorite of major mixers including prolific living legends like Bob Clearmountain, Andy Wallace, Alan Moulder, and so many more. With a little bit more “grit” and edge than SSL’s E series, as well as a slightly tighter and more precise EQ, the G series continues to gain new die-hard fans to this day.

The Most Faithful Recreation Of This Studio Classic Available

The bx_console SSL 4000 G precisely recreates the signal path, workflow and sound of the original Solid State Logic channel strip at the component level, powered by Brainworx’ patented TMT technology. No other emulation comes as close to capturing the unmistakable  sound and feel of working on a real analog SSL console.

Features

• 72 different (!) TMT Channel emulations in one plugin, just like a real console
• TMT — Brainworx patent-registered “Tolerance Modeling Technology” (US Patent No. 10,725,727)
• Switchable EQ modes between the “pink knob” version for punchy lows and edgier mids, or the “orange knob” version for a smoother midrange and pultec-style bottom end.
• A complete dynamics section switchable between E and G modes
• Perfect emulation of every aspect of the original 4000 G channel strip, including preamp, filters, compression, expander/gate and 4-band parametric EQ
• Continuously variable THD and Virtual Gain controls to add colorful saturation and/or simulated analog noise independently or globally
• Scalable UI to adapt to your screensize and workflow
• Loaded with plenty of useful presets to give you a starting place for finding your sound
• The only true CONSOLE emulation—everything else is just a channel strip