SolidStatelogic G Series NewsReal World Shapes The FutureGabriel's residential studio complex, Real World Studios.Peterin Box near the Georgian city of Bath. has opened with what isone of the most spectacular studio control rooms so far constructed.Appropriately, it is also the home of one of the most impressive andnovel SSL consoles so far supplied.The vast control room /recording area houses a huge, U- shaped,custom built SL 4000 G Series console. The SL 4080 console is fittedwith 64 channels, G Series Studio Computer with Total RecallTM andan SSL Synchroniser Control system. The console includes ampleframe space for the addition of extra channel modules. Specialfeatures include film panning, tape transport remotes panel, customcentre section meter panel, a synchroniser and status display panel,plus custom patchrows and producer's table. The console alsohouses unique custom Cue Matrix circuitry designed by Real Worldtechnical staff.While the console breaks new ground, its positioning within theroom is also novel. The console faces away from the recording areaand looks through large windows over a man -made lake and mill race,which partially surround the converted Box Mill building.The unusual nature of the complex extends to the other recordingareas too. Throughout the converted Bath stone building are naturallylit areas with stone walls, raised catwalks and special ceramic airconditioning ducting. Almost every room in the residential studiocomplex is available as a recording area and these are all linked withmic, line and MIDI tielines to the studio's three control rooms.The two other control rooms are owner Peter Gabriel's workroomand a keyboard /programming room. Both of these are also equippedwith SSL Consoles: an SL 4048 E Series with 36 channels, G SeriesStudio Computer and Total RecallTM: and an SL 4040 E Series with40 channels and an SSL Studio Computer.First G Series Down UnderRhinoceros Recordings has rapidly established itself asSydney'sone of the world's best recording facilities since its inception in1981. With the installation of an SL 4072 G Series with 56 mono and4 stereo channels and G Series Computer with Total RecallTM in itsnew Studio 2, Rhinoceros has certainly joined the top rank ofprestigious international studios.Studio owners, David Nicholas and Andrew Scott, have alwaysbelieved in using the best studio designers and equipment in theirgoal of gaining an international reputation for Rhinoceros. When theycame to specify equipment for their new studio, they wereimmediately attracted by the extra speed and improved software ofthe G Series computer and the sonically improved audioperformance of the G Series console. In choosing G Series for theirnew control room they expected the best -and they weren'tdisappointed, as Michael Fronzek, Technical Director of Rhinocerossays, "The G Series console and computer address the fewshortcomings of the E Series, which has already established itself asthe Rolls -Royce of recording consoles."A Studio 2, Rhinoceros Recordings. Sydney.Fifth SSL For Record PlantA Los Angeles Record Plant.The Los Angeles Record Plant, part of the Chrysalis Group andone of the world's leading recording facilities, has installed anew SL 4000 G Series console. Record Plant's new console is an SL4072 with 64 channels, G Series Studio Computer and Total RecallTMLocated in Studio 2 of Record Plant's recording complex, the consoleis used for record dates as well as for scoring of television and motionpictures."We've had great success with SSL consoles since 1979," saysChris Stone, President of Record Plant. "This is our fifth SSL consoleand it replaces a previous E Series model that has been in service forseven years - longer than any other console in the history of thestudio. The new G Series offers significant advances in clarity andrange of control and once again SSL has established a new standardfor quality in console technology. Our clients are among the mostdemanding in the world and the initial reactions have been absolutelyincredible."
G Series NewsSolidStateLogicSL 6000 Goes GThe SL 6000 E Series Stereo Video System for music, video andteleproduction applications has been upgraded to full G Seriesperformance specification. The new SL 6000 G Series is now inproduction and the first system has been supplied to Post Logic,Hollywood.The SL 6000 G Series retains allthe key features of the E Series,namely its three stereo mix bussesand main stereo programme bus. Italso retains its ability to provideextensive audio processing, routingand mixing flexibility with machine,synchroniser and events control.G Series features which havebeen added to the system include,sonically improved EQ, mic and lineamps, Group amps and Monitoringsections. The G Series EQ and Inputcards are also available for retrofittingto E Series consoles.The incorporation of the G SeriesStudio Computer system brings tothe SL 6000 the advantages of A Centre section of the new SL 6000 G Series.faster processing, vastly increasedon -board memory and the use ofhigh capacity Disk Cartridges for data storage. In addition, the systemincorporates the G Series software package which includes newfeatures such as selective rollback, immediate pickup of fader,comparison of mixes on -line and a host of preview functions.The new, wider centre section incorporates a full sized QWERTYkeyboard with numeric keypad and function keys, plus the new SSLSplit Cues system which allows the output sends of the right- and left -hand sides of the console to be separated.Post Logic in Hollywood purchased their first SL 6000 systemthree years ago. Miles Christensen. the Director of the facility, was soimpressed by the SL 4000 G Seriesmusic recording console system,that when he came to equip PostLogic's new six room facility, heplaced the first order for an SL 6000G Series system.The Post Logic console is anSL 6064 G Series with 52 mono and4 stereo channels, G Series StudioComputer with Total RecallTM, andfeatures all the G Series sonicimprovements. The console alsoincludes several customised optionsto enable it to be used for single,two or three man operation. Thisallows the console to cater for awide range of applications, fromsimple track -laying and premixing todubbing sophisticated shows.With over 150 SL 6000 E SeriesStereo Video Systems already inoperation with recording, broadcast and post -production facilitiesthroughout the world, it is anticipated that the introduction of theadvanced SL 6000 G Series will further extend its use for stereobroadcast transmission, production and post -production.G Series Worldwide SalesMoremajor studios throughout the world are installing SL 4000G Series consoles.In North America these include, The Hit Factory. The PowerStation and Cole Studios in New York; Larrabee Sound, Aire LA andBlue Canyon in Los Angeles: plus Tarpan Studios of San Rafael forNarada Michael Walden. Little Mountain Studios of Vancouver andLe Studio, Montreal have also installed G Series.Over 25 Far Eastern clients have now either installed or orderedG Series consoles. Foremost among new SSL clients in the Far East isTokyou Bunka Mura Studios, Tokyo, which has ordered three identicalSL 4064 G Series consoles for its newly created recording studiocomplex.Also ordering GSeries in the Far Eastare, IVC AoyamaStudios, Tokyo: MusicInn Studios, Tokyo:Yamaha EpicurusStudio. Tokyo: Take OneStudios, Tokyo andPlatinum StudiosTaiwan. All of these aremultiple SSL consoleSL 4072 G Series in Studio 203.users -this is IVCIVC Aoyama, Tokyo.Aoyamá s ninth SL 4000console!SL 4064 G Series with custom 'effects' wings at Norois. London.G Series orders by new Far Eastern clients include: SomewhereStudios. Toshiba -EMI, Hakutobo Studios and Zero Studios (all inTokyo), plus the Tokyo Photo School.Twenty SL 4000 G Series consoles have been supplied in Europeto, among others, Le Studio, Brussels: Wisseloord Studios,Hilversum: Excalibur Studios, Milan: Arco Studios, Munich: Studio N.Cologne: Studio Marcadet and Studio Davout in Paris: plus TheChurch, Metropolis and Nomis Studios in London.
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