Oxford, UK (August 27, 2026)—Solid State Logic has announced the release of O-Series V2.0 for its Oracle console, addressing session compatibility, automation, Instant Recall management and workflow efficiency.
The new update, available in early September, provides project compatibility between Oracle and Odyssey, creating a unified workflow across the SSL’s Future Analogue ecosystem. Projects created on an Odyssey console can now be opened, viewed, edited and re-saved directly on any Oracle system, regardless of channel count differences between the consoles. Parameters associated with Odyssey-exclusive features, including dynamics processing and low-pass filters, remain intact when projects are transferred and edited on Oracle.
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Additionally, O-Series V2.0 introduces O-Motion, a new DAW plug-in-based automation system. Integrated directly within the user’s DAW session, O-Motion allows console parameter movements to be recorded, edited and replayed using familiar automation workflows in platforms such as Pro Tools and Logic Pro. Unlike traditional console automation systems, O-Motion stores automation data within DAW automation playlists and lanes, enabling users to copy, edit and manipulate console moves using the same workflows they already use for software instruments and plug-ins.
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O-Series V2.0 expands its snapshot capabilities with Snapshot Filters. Individual channels, processing sections or parameter groups can now be included or excluded from snapshot operations.
The update also introduces Channel Presets, enabling engineers to capture and store console settings for Instant Recall across future sessions. Because preset files are stored independently from Project files, engineers can carry their preferred workflows between Oracle and Odyssey systems, studios and facilities.
Also added to the software is TouchView, providing instant visual feedback for channel processing. As users interact with console controls, relevant processing sections automatically appear on display screens above the channel strip, enabling faster adjustment and easier visual monitoring during busy sessions. The new O-Verview window provides a console-wide display of channel metering, fader positions, solos and cuts in a single screen.
