[Musikmesse] SSL launches the Sigma summing mixer

Sigma is designed for studios and home studio equipped with a DAW which will remote control the mixer via Ethernet MIDI. It can also be controlled by a software interface installed on an iDevice.

Sigma uses the MDAC control technology (also used on the SSL Duality and AWS consoles) and support automation data created in the DAW.

Specifications:

• SSL SuperAnalogue engine driven by any DAW automation
• 16 mono/stereo switchable inputs (32 inputs for mixdown)
• Level meters on every channel
• 2 stereo mix busses with individual stereo insert points
• Ability to routing mix bus B to mix bus A for final mixdown
• Direct outputs for every input
• Monitoring section with headphone and monitor outputs
• Monitoring with up to 2 speaker sets
• Large push encoder for adjusting Mix A, Mix B, Main Monitoring or Headphone levels
• Talkback input with adjustable DIM
• MIDI Learn function
• Ethernet port for MIDI control
• Compatible with most of the current DAWs (Pro Tools, Logic, Cubase/Nuendo, Samplitude/Sequoia, Soundscape…)
• Software interface that allows for remote control from an iDevice

Sigma is expected in August, 2013 for $4499 exc. VAT. You’ll find mode information soon on www.solidstatelogic.com.