OXFORD, U.K.—Solid State Logic has announced the release of V2.3 System T broadcast production platform with new features for the range of System T consoles, including S500, S500m, S300 and TCR.

Used for live broadcast applications, event space audio, recoding and post-production, the latest release includes DAW control, immersive audio, dynamic automation, patch manager CSV files, access control, event manager, scene automation and an on-board FX rack, the company said.

Solid State Logic also announced the Network I/O V4.0 update with support for SMPTE ST2110, ST 2059-2 and ST 2022-7 for all devices, providing AoIP and Dante technology simultaneously on the same chipset, allowing organizations to use IP networks for both infrastructure and console-based routing workflows without proprietary hardware TDM routers. It also adds TSL UMDv5 support, which provides operators with information about the source currently on each fader.

Signal path checking is simplified with an additional tone injected on the channel input, and a new per-path-talkback inject for channel and bus direct outputs enhances communications switching and conferencing, the company said.

System T’s Event Manager offers graphical and user-programmable macro functionality for GPIOs, console functions, MIDI, AFV Ember+, user keys, fader starts and scene triggers. The release of V2.3 adds path event control. Three controls per path offer up to 2,400 additional assignable switches, which can be controlled via touchscreen or hardware quick controls above the faders, the company said.

The V2.3 release also adds Dante Domain Manager (DDM) login directly to the console software. Support for Network I/O Dante HC SRC, SB 32.24 and SB 16.12 SRC has been added. The release also includes additions and updates for the onboard FX rack.

T-SOLSA provides System T control software for standalone computers or virtualize servers.

More information is available on the Solid State Logic website.

OXFORD—Solid State Logic will spotlight the latest enhancements to its System T software architecture at the 2018 IBC Show, Sept. 13-17 at the RAI in Amsterdam.

The new S300-32 is a 32-fader compact broadcast console for SSL’s System T broadcast audio production platform, featuring a fixed layout control surface. The S300 integrates with SSL’s System T control, Network I/O and processing engines, or in standalone arrangements.

The System T S300 fully incorporates arbitrated radio and control resource sharing to SSL’s Network I/O range, for all Tempest platform-based consoles. This means the S300’s System T can bounce from one control room to another within the same facility, or be added on as a backup surface to the larger S500.

To add to that flexibility, SSL has also added more System T and I/O transport, routing and control devices to its suite. The TCM1 and Network I/O has GPIO 32 units that allow direct LTC, MIDI, and GPIO connectivity to System T’s Event Manager software. TCMI will thrive in music production and post production workflows due to its standard LTC (XLR) and MIDI (DIN) connections, along with two USB ports and 25-way GPIO ports. Each of these connects to System T through USB.

Also new is SSL’s immersive audio implementation for System T, with support for ATSC 3.0, Dolby Atmos and MPEG-H. To accommodate the emergence of 3-D audio immersive audio in film and broadcast, SSL offers new 3-axis coordinate panning for System T, which uses 2 and 4-channel overhead speakers for available channel and bus formats.

To compliment the channel and bus, SSL has a 12-channel monitoring system — with 49 inputs formed as one primary input and a 12-channel AFL monitor bus, together with a pair of 12-channel insert points for internal processing and “rendering engine returns.” These features work especially well within multilanguage productions, according to SSL.

SSL will be in Stand 8.D83.