Group One Limited reports that Solid State Logic is prioritizing a shift toward software-defined production workflows, with a specific focus for demonstration at the IBC trade show in 2026. This strategic direction involves expanding capabilities and integrating new technologies within their product lines.
According to Group One Limited, the System T platform will incorporate compatibility with MXL, illustrating a commitment to broadening system functionality. The Virtual Tempest Engine (VTE), a key component of this strategy, is capable of managing up to 256 simultaneous processing pathways. Deployment options for the VTE are flexible, extending to on-premise setups, public cloud environments, and hybrid configurations.
Solid State Logic has also developed a smaller version, µVTE, intended to provide adaptability for a wide array of applications. Furthermore, the company’s Net I/O ST 2110 Bridge can handle the conversion of as many as 512 audio channels. Group One Limited notes that the S500m console is tailored for use in outside broadcast scenarios, while the TCA Tour serves as a mobile control frame.
Finally, Solid State Logic provides Network I/O alongside the UMD192, a portable USB audio interface, to accommodate various user needs. These offerings demonstrate the company’s dedication to innovation and versatility in audio production.
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