2022 NAB Show New York: Solid State Logic to Present
Latest Workflow Advancements for On-Premise and Remote Audio Production

Distributed And Decentralized Workflows

As demand for distributed and decentralized content workflows increases, Solid State Logic have successfully completed a proof-of-concept initiative for running Tempest Engine DSP in virtualized and public cloud environments. The virtual engine can be used with any System T surface or software control instance. Find out how cloud-based processing can enhance your production workflow at NAB NY 22.

Control Solutions

System T offers a range of versatile control solutions, from large-format modular control surfaces, fixed format mid-sized consoles, rack mount controllers to software running on COTS computer hardware or virtual machines. System T technology can facilitate working from home using off-the-shelf components over the internet. Physical console surfaces, or software instances running on your own computing hardware can remotely control the console at your facility via a VPN. Software instances can be used with optional physical fader hardware, even at home. Two remote locations can simultaneously connect, with a third position within your facility. Each position has independent fader layouts and GUI displays for true collaborative operation when required.

Scalable DSP

Featuring pay-as-you-go licensing, new TE1 and TE2 Tempest Engines enable broadcasters to flexibly scale processing capabilities according to production requirements. For example expanding audio processing capacity for an immersive NGA broadcast event utilizing Dolby Atmos or MPEG-H. Software licenses for five different processing packs, defined by the total number of mono All-Paths equivalent channels supported, from 85 to 800, are available to users as perpetual or short-term, time-based rental upgrades. Channel, bus and monitor paths structures up to 7.1.4 are fully supported, with elegant 3D panning and automatic downmixing.