Solid State Logic

SSL revolutionised studio workflow back in the 80's with the recallable large format mixing consoles. Today SSL offers wide range of pro audio products. Below few of the most interesting ones for Pro Tools users.

XLogic Delta Link MADI HD

The XLogic Delta Link MADI HD is an optical MADI to Pro Tools HD I/O. It provides simple interconnectivity between Pro Tools HD and MADI (Multichannel Audio Digital Interface) audio equipment like routers, digital mixing consoles and converters.

Key Features
- 2 Primary port interfaces (32 channel each) to a Avid Pro Tools|HD card
- 2 optical MADI ports delivering duplicate 64 channel feeds
- WordClock/SuperClock input
- USB for user control and firmware updates
- Each MADI port offers 56 or 64 MADI digital inputs & outputs at up to 48kHz, 28 or 32 MADI digital inputs and outputs at up to 96kHz, 14 or 16 MADI digital inputs and outputs at up to 192kHz

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XLogic Alpha-Link MADI SX/AX

The XLogic Alpha-Link Audio I/O range is a family of fully featured multi-channel Audio Converters for Studio, Live and Broadcast Applications.

The XLogic Alpha-Link MADI SX is a professional MADI to AES/EBU & AD/DA converter. It features up to 64 channels of digital MADI I/O at 48kHz (or 32 channels at 96kHz), 12 stereo AES/EBU digital I/O, 24 analogue I/O and much more.

XLogic Alpha-Link MADI AX is much like SX but with ADAT instead of AES/EBU conversion for up to 64 channels of digital MADI I/O at 48kHz (or 32 channels at 96kHz), 24 ADAT Lightpipe digital inputs and outputs at up to 48kHz (12 ADAT Lightpipe digital inputs and outputs at up to 96kHz), 24 analogue I/O and much more.

Shared features
- WordClock/SuperClock input and output
- MIDI input and output
- All input and output channels can be used simultaneously in any configuration
- Comprehensive input/output routing & mode selection matrix
- Analogue input/output metering via 24 tricolour LEDs
- Video Sync input functionality for the WordClock input: the Video Sync signal can be converted to WordClock internally and transmitted via the WordClock output

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