Solid State Logic stories
The new desk's recall features helped a Chattanooga studio keep a two-day tracking session on schedule without resetting analogue settings.
Broadcasters can now use third-party controllers to run System T over standard IP links, easing remote and temporary production setups.
Demand for immersive audio is behind the Doral complex, which now gives artists stereo, surround and Dolby Atmos rooms in one place.
Four linked desks helped keep vocals clear and the live mix consistent on TF1's The Voice - La plus belle voix, with backup paths for faults.
Portable live production crews gain faster deployment and new vocal processing, as SSL adds a trade-in scheme to its System T range.
Broadcast crews can now move a full System T setup between venues more easily, with Solid State Logic's new unit due to ship in July 2026.
The new 32-channel desk gives Jungle City greater flexibility for recording and mixing, as Ann Mincieli overhauls North Studio.
Amber Technology will showcase new pro AV and media solutions, including the Dynaudio M Series MkII and Black Box Emerald KVM, at Integrate Expo 2025.
A technical overhaul at the Gatineau arts venue is set to improve sound for comedy, theatre and touring acts across its 830-seat complex.
The portable desktop format targets touring crews and installers needing faster deployment across venues without a full control room setup.
Italian broadcasters and studios gain a new support route as Algam EKO takes on Solid State Logic's console distribution with immediate effect.
It streamlines K-pop mixing by letting engineers recall complex session settings instantly, cutting setup time and easing pressure in Seoul.