WAVES Titan SoundGrid Server

CPU: Intel® Core i9
RAM: 16 GB
Motherboard: Gigabyte
LAN Card: Intel® I225-LM

Dimensions

• Length: 48.2 cm / 19 in
• Height: 8.8 cm / 3.5 in
• Depth: 39.2 cm / 15.4 in
• Device Weight: 7.0 kg / 15.4 lbs

Power Consumption (100~240VAC 50/60Hz): 140W

Operating Environment temperature range: 50° to 95°F / 10° to 35°C

Max Environment temperature: 104°F / 40°C

Titan-R SoundGrid Server (X10 onwards) is not compatible with the following applications:

• eMotion LV1 V9, MultiRack SoundGrid V9, SoundGrid Studio V9, SG Rack for VENUE V9 and V10

How powerful is the Titan SoundGrid Server?

The Titan is one of the most powerful servers in the SoundGrid range, capable of handling very high plugin counts at low latency.

It is designed for:

• Large channel counts
• Complex processing chains per channel
• High-demand live productions

This makes it suitable for touring-grade systems and large-scale broadcast workflows.

What latency can I expect with the Titan SoundGrid Server?

SoundGrid systems are known for ultra-low latency performance, typically in the sub-millisecond range depending on configuration.

Latency depends on:

• Buffer settings
• Network configuration
• Plugin load

The Titan is optimised to maintain consistent low latency even under heavy processing loads, which is critical for live sound applications.

How many plugins can the Titan SoundGrid Server run?

The number of plugins depends on:

• Plugin type (lightweight vs CPU-intensive)
• Sample rate
• System configuration

However, the Titan is designed to handle very high plugin counts across large channel counts, making it suitable for complex mixes with multiple inserts per channel.

Can I use multiple Titan SoundGrid Servers in the same system?

Yes. Multiple Titan servers can be used within a single SoundGrid network to:

• Increase total DSP capacity
• Distribute processing loads
• Provide redundancy and failover

This is common in large-scale productions and broadcast systems.

What makes the Titan different from other SoundGrid servers?

The Titan stands out due to its maximum DSP performance and scalability within the SoundGrid range.

Key advantages include:

• Higher plugin capacity than compact servers
• Consistent low-latency performance under load
• Support for large channel counts and complex sessions
• Designed for flagship live and broadcast systems

It is the top-tier DSP engine for demanding SoundGrid environments.

What’s the difference between Waves Extreme-C SoundGrid Server, Waves Titan SoundGrid Server, and Waves Titan-R SoundGrid Server?

All three servers run the same Waves SoundGrid DSP engine and provide identical audio quality. The differences are in processing capacity, form factor, and power supply design.

• Extreme-C: Compact, high-performance server designed for portable and mid-to-large systems
• Titan: Higher processing capacity, full 2U rack format
• Titan-R: Same processing capacity as Titan, with dual redundant power supplies