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Solid State Logic UF1 Advanced DAW Controller

Name: Solid State Logic UF1 Advanced DAW Controller
Brand: Solid State Logic
SKU: SSLUF1
Price: 16050.00 ZAR
Availability: InStock

SKU: SSLUF1

Original price was: R17,120.00.Current price is: R16,050.00.

1-fader Control Surface with Transport Controls, Jog Wheel, 2 x High-resolution Displays, SSL Meter Plug-in, and SSL 360° Software Integration

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Unprecedented DAW Control

The Solid State Logic UF1 gives you absolute hands-on control over your DAW-based studio. At the heart of this feature-laden control surface is a solid-feeling, 100mm motorized fader, further bolstered by dedicated transport controls, a weighted jog wheel, rotary encoders, and soft-feel rubber keys. Two high-resolution displays provide ample visual feedback of your DAW’s track names, parameters, time display, and more. You also get a perpetual license for the SSL Meter plug-in, which you can visualize and control directly from the UF1. And with individual DAW profiles for Pro Tools, Logic, Cubase, Studio One, Ableton Live, LUNA, and Pyramix, plus full SSL 360° software integration, the UF1 is ready to tackle anything you throw at it. Whether you use it on its own or in tandem with SSL’s UC1 and UF8 controllers, the Solid State Logic UF1 provides a deep DAW control experience and a lightning-fast studio workflow that’s been unheard of — until now, that is.

Total hands-on DAW control

With the Solid State Logic UF1 at the center of your studio, you’ll attain a level of tactile control you never dreamed possible with a DAW-based setup. This powerful control surface includes a console-quality, 100mm motorized fader, dual high-resolution displays, soft-feel rubber keys, and a weighted jog wheel, all encased in an ultra-tough metal chassis. The UF1 gives you complete hands-on control over your DAW’s pans, sends, plug-ins, and more. Moreover, you can customize 46 soft keys to conform to your individual workflow. With the UF1, you get it all: intuitive DAW control and insightful visual feedback. The UF1 offers a level of physical control you’ll rarely — if ever — find in a control surface of this size.

SSL Meter plug-in and SSL 360-degree integration

In addition to supplying you with comprehensive DAW control, the UF1 also comes with a perpetual license for the SSL Meter plug-in. This ultra-useful plug-in includes a whole host of essential tools, such as peak, RMS, and K-System metering, along with a stereo balance meter, a phase correlation bar, a Lissajous phase scope, a 31-band RTA, and VU and PPM metering. But that’s not all — you can visualize the Meter plug-in directly on the UF1’s 4.3-inch display, and it can be controlled directly from the unit. The UF1 also boasts lock-tight SSL 360-degree integration, allowing you to take tactile command of 360°-enabled SSL plug-ins like Channel Strip 2 and 4K B directly from the unit. Moreover, you can view your plug-in’s EQ curve right on the UF1’s display.

Control everything — all at once

We’re blown away by the Solid State Logic UF1. For starters, you can control up to three DAWs — simultaneously. And, since it includes HUI and MCU profiles for Pro Tools, Logic, Cubase, Studio One, Ableton Live, LUNA, and Pyramix, we found we were able to use it with any session we tossed its way. This unit’s transport controls and jog wheel make moving around large sessions fast and easy. Its motorized fader offers precise control for writing automation and fine-tuning track volumes during sessions. A multipurpose notched encoder makes channel banking and mouse wheel emulation a cinch. You also get customizable secondary transport keys for adding your own personal workflow shortcuts. The UF1’s dual high-resolution displays give you at-a-glance feedback of your DAW’s track names, parameters, and time display, along with the SSL Meter plug-in and 360-degree-enabled channel strips, with the plug-in’s EQ curve shown on the large display. You can also view gate and compression activity on the smaller display.