SSL Live Installation Information
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Note: The multiplier controls (x1, x2 and x4) are relative to a base sample rate (lowest common
denominator) of 44.1 or 48k, not the operating rate of the console (48 or 96k).
Engaging SRC In and setting the output clock to IN will clock the AES output from the corresponding
AES input, at 1, 2, or 4 times the base rate (44.1 or 48k).
Setting the output clock to INT will use the console as the clock source. This can also be set to x1,
x2, or x4 of this base sample rate (48k).
Tip: Setting the output SRC to IN will set this AES port's output to clock from the corresponding input
rather than the console clock. This is useful if the external device has issues clocking to an external
clock. This setting will allow the external device to use its internal clock, with the Live console's AES
SRC locked to the external device, allowing the device to clock itself thus avoiding clocking errors.
For example, if using a 96 kHz reverb, set it to internal clock and set the console's SRC settings to
SRC In for both input and output AES/EBU ports. For the output port, select In and x2 (for 96k).
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