Fuelling broadcasters’ growing appetite to deliver greater immersion and more accessible content, Solid State Logic will unveil a range of technology updates and integrations to its System T architecture at IBC2025 from its stand 8.B73.
Announcing new technology partnerships with Jünger Audio, Dolby and more, SSL is showcasing how mixing control surfaces and third party processing platforms can work together to simplify complex next generation audio production tasks.
The company’s IBC demo includes an integration with Jünger Audio’s flexAI processing platform, allowing console controls to manage language presentations, audio object creation, and dedicated multimedia features directly from the control surface.
Meanwhile, new Open Sound Control (OSC) support provides real time control of audio objects using the familiar System T panning GUI and associated hardware controls across a range of external renderers.
SSL also showcases the wider System T range, including the S500m and S400 consoles, and demonstrate integration with the company’s cloud-native Virtual Tempest Engine (VTE). A new range of Desktop Fader Tiles that expand the control functionality of the System T Cloud environment also make their IBC debut.
