Solid State Logic 729704X2 User Guide

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How-To / Application Examples

SSL 2+ User Guide

Monitoring Your Inputs

Once you have selected the correct input source and have a healthy 3 green LEDs of signal coming in, you're ready to monitor

your incoming source.

1. First, ensure that the MONITOR MIX control is rotated towards the side labelled INPUT.

2. Secondly, turn up the headphone output(s) that your headphones are connected to (PHONES A / PHONES B). If you want to

listen through your monitor speakers, turn up the MONITOR LEVEL control.

CAUTION! If you are using a microphone, and monitoring the INPUT be careful about turning the MONITOR LEVEL

control up because this can cause a feedback loop if the microphone is close to your speakers. Either keep the

monitor control at a low-level or monitor through headphones.

When To Use The STEREO Switch

If you are recording a single source (a single microphone into one channel) or two

independent sources (such as a microphone on the ﬁrst channel and a guitar on

the second channel), leave the STEREO switch unpressed, so that you hear the

sources in the middle of the stereo image. However, when you are recording a

stereo source such as the left and right sides of a keyboard (coming into channels 1

and 2 respectively), then pressing the STEREO switch will allow you to monitor the

keyboard in true stereo, with CHANNEL 1 being sent to the left side and CHANNEL

2 being sent to the right side.

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Solid State Logic 729704X2 SSL 2+ USB-C Audio/MIDI Interface