Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Caleb Rodríguez (Monitor Engineer, Lana Del Rey) breaks down his SSL Live L550 Plus monitor workflow at Wembley: stems-based IEM mixing, 30–40 talkbacks routed via matrices and user buttons, Query for instant visibility, and snapshot automation to cue each song—kept in lockstep by timecode from playback. He also leans on SSL Live’s onboard processing, especially Sourcerer for cleaning up open mics and Blitzer for punch and control across drums, bass and more.
“I’ve been on SSL the entire time with Lana Del Rey. The SSL console has really helped me get through these shows.”
Caleb Rodríguez (Monitor Engineer, Lana Del Rey) breaks down his SSL Live L550 Plus monitor workflow at Wembley: stems-based IEM mixing, 30–40 talkbacks routed via matrices and user buttons, Query for instant visibility, and snapshot automation to cue each song—kept in lockstep by timecode from playback. He also leans on SSL Live’s onboard processing, especially Sourcerer for cleaning up open mics and Blitzer for punch and control across drums, bass and more.
“I’ve been on SSL the entire time with Lana Del Rey. The SSL console has really helped me get through these shows.”
