Studio Mixers

Studio mixers serve dual roles in recording and mixing and are pivotal in larger scale music production environments and studios. During recording, mixers facilitate signal routing, gain adjustment, and microphone preamp control, capturing pristine audio. In mixing, they enable detailed and intuitive adjustment of levels, panning, and EQ, giving producers and engineers the tactile tools to sculpt the final sonic landscape. These fundamental functions have remained constant since the introduction of analogue classics such as the SSL SL 4000 series in 1976, all the way to modern mixing consoles like the SSL Origin.