Solid State Logic SSL Live Consoles

As of version 4.11, SSL now supports Open Sound Control (OSC). SSL Live consoles can now remotely control other devices over their connectivity network ports. This is a bidirectional integration for SPAT Revolution.

Template

A simple template is available for downloading, providing a starting point to configure this integration.

Solid State Logic SSL Live v4.11 - SPAT Revolution 20.12 template

Setting up SSL Live console

Go to MENU/Setup Option /EXTERNAL CONTROL to configure remote control.
Rename the Generic OSC to SPAT OSC and enter the SPAT Computer IP address.
Set In port # to 9301 and Host RX Port # to 9300. They will match the SSL Live OSC Input and Output connection presets in SPAT Revolution.
Make sure to Enable OSC and note the Control IP Address. This address will be needed when configuring SPAT OSC.

SSL OSC Settings

External control fader and switches

SSL Generic OSC - External Control

With Solid State Logic live consoles, up to eight Fader (i.e., continuously variable) and eight Switch parameters per third-party device channel may be defined for control by the console. These control parameters (OSC messages) going out to SPAT Revolution source/objects are accessible from each console audio path and dedicated OSC paths with no associated console audio processing. The provided template has all these configurations done for you, but you can decide to customize with different or fewer parameters.

SSL OSC Device Configuration and Address for Switch

SSL OSC Device Configuration and Address for Fader

Setting up SPAT Revolution

Start the SPAT Revolution software and open the preference page.
Enable OSC.

In the OSC Connections section, use the pre-configured SSL Live OSC presets. In the pull-down menu, choose input |SSL Live and select your local IP address to communicate with the desk. Then, set a second OSC Connection for the output from SPAT Revolution to the desk. In the pull-down menu, choose output | SSL Live. You will enter the desk IP address as found in the OSC settings. Ports # 9300 (Input) and 9301 (Output) are pre-configured.