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Originally Posted by drakewire 
So, as a cheap SSL method, you could very well bypass the AD/DA convertor on the Onyx then Line out to the Computer running the SSL4000 plug-ins set on monitor then go to DAW. By using the second computer, there is genuine SSL emulation using psuedo hardware and software when tracking.
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You still have to use a Ad/Da converter to use the plug-ins.
Adding another computer in the recording "chain" isn't going to give you any more of "genuine" ssl emulation.
All you are doing is completely over thinking a really simple and common recording situation. No matter how complex you dream it up to be; it all comes down to maximizing headroom, good mic technique, healthy equipment and most importantly, talent.
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Originally Posted by drakewire
I did try it and it sound much much better... Ill make a sound clip and post it... Then compare it to a real SSL... There isnt much difference. Although, to be quite honest I still love my UA anyway...
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Well if it sounds good to you use it. There is actually a
ton of information posted on GS about SSL consoles and plugins. Tons already posted here about the waves ssl bundle.
It's good to know that you think there isn't much difference between a plugin and a real ssl eq and dynamics section.