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Blackmagic Design Fairlight 5-bay Console Chassis

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House your Fairlight Console modules in the Blackmagic Design Fairlight 5-Bay Console Chassis and reap the benefits of a svelte and ergonomic worksurface that enables custom module arrangements to suit your unique needs. At 109" wide, the 5-bay variant is an ideal fit for high-end suites and professional mixing stages.

The Fairlight 5-Bay Console Chassis features cast steel construction for sturdiness and stability without occupying excessive space. In addition to having five bays for Fairlight Console modules such as the Channel Control, Channel Fader, Audio Editor, and LCD Monitor (all available separately), it provides space for your mouse or notes and allows you to install blank panels.

For High-End Suites and Mixing Stages 5 Bays Houses Fairlight Console Modules Enables Custom Module Arrangements Sturdy Cast Steel Construction Provides Space for Mouse or Notes Allows Installation of Blank Panels

Parameters
Fits Devices	Fairlight Console Channel Control Fairlight Console Channel Fader Fairlight Console Audio Editor Fairlight Console LCD Monitor
Construction Material	Cast Steel
Dimensions	109 x 41.2 x 38.7" / 276.9 x 104.7 x 98.2 cm
Weight	330.7 lb / 150 kg

Featuring five bays and measuring 109" wide, the Fairlight 5-Bay Console Chassis is well suited for use in high-end suites and professional mixing stages.

The Fairlight 5-Bay Console Chassis can house the separately available modules listed below in your desired arrangement.

Fairlight Console Channel Control
Fairlight Console Channel Fader
Fairlight Console Audio Editor
Fairlight Console LCD Monitor

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can two be used in a PC for greater performance?

A: The Blackmagic Design Fairlight PCIe Audio Accelerator maximizes the performance capabilities of Fairlight and does not require a redundant card for added benefit. This card could be paired with the Blackmagic Design Fairlight PCIe Audio MADI Upgrade (BH #BLFPCIEAMU) for expanded MADI I/O connectivity if required: https://bhpho.to/3tpheLO

Q: 2. Where can I watch a tutorial on this Blackmagic Design Fairlight Console Audio Editor?

A: As of today, Blackmagic Design hasn't released any tutorial videos for the Fairlight Console Audio Editor.

Q: 3. can i use this device to record an playback in the same time? do i need a software like vmix to work with it?

A: This device supports full duplex so you can input and output different video signals at the same time, but only using applications that support this workflow. Not sure if VMIX is one of them.

Q: 4. I want to use the ultrascope while playing back from an AVID Symphony. Is it possible to use the same computer to run Ultrascope and AVID simultaneously?

A: Maybe possible, but not recommended, because the ultrascope software using full screen mode for full intetface, so you will need a third display for it, which means an expensive gpu. It is much cheaper buying a basic pc for the ultrascope.

Q: 5. Will this controller work with ProTools?

A: No, the Blackmagic Design Fairlight Desktop Console USB Control Surface is not compatible for use with Pro Tools or any software other than Resolve Fairlight.

Q: 6. I've noticed a lot of latency when recording mic inputs directly into Fairlight. Will this aid specifically with use cases like scratch FPO audio or ADR sessions and needing to hear the rest of the tracks in time with the recorded input?

A: Yes, the Blackmagic Design Fairlight PCIe Audio Accelerator should improve mic input latency in Fairlight.

Q: 7. Is the Fan as loud as other BM devices ?i need quiet fan on set

A: The fans in the Teranex mini products are quieter than many of the rack mount products, but there is a fan that must run in all the minis. So I would say it's not as loud.

Q: 8. Where can I watch a tutorial on this Blackmagic Design Fairlight Console Channel Control?

A: As of today, Blackmagic Design hasn't released any tutorial videos for the Fairlight Console Channel Control.

Q: 9. Do I need the Fairlight HDMI Monitor Interface to use a computer monitor?

A: No the Blackmagic Design Fairlight Desktop Console USB Control Surface already has an HDMI output to add a monitor.

Q: 10. Can you solo any input just by using the Teranex control panel? Without having a PC connected?

A: Yes, you will be able to solo an input by using the Teranex Mini Smart Panel.

Neil	08/09/2024
Great product..! Used in recording studio for sample libraries and data backup. The product is metal framed and very fast. 5

Mike	01/06/2024
This thing rips! I am editing 8k in Resolve off 8tb hard drives and I am just so happy! Very easy setup and so convenient. The only thing I can't figure out is if there is a way to turn off the light ring around the bays. It is kind of annoying seeing it flash every time the drive is running. 5

Daniel	28/05/2024
^^^^^ 5

Robin	02/05/2024
This is my second unit. For those of you contemplating a completely separate CPU to carry your samples, consider one or two of these stuffed with 4GB SSD drives instead. So one unit would give you access to 16TB of data (4x4TB). You can rig these so two drives use one USB-C (Thunderbolt) cable, or so that all four drives use the same cable (Thunderbolt 3 or 4 on Mac, and don't use cheap cables). Much less hassle and less expensive than a second PC or Mac; no maintenance; and super fast loading of samples in real time at 10Gb/sec. Using matching drives will always give you more predictable results, naturally. A perfect setup! And B&H was the friendliest place to buy this! 5

David	13/04/2024
This is my third MultiDock; I want one by every computer. I use my MultiDocks for secondary storage, for Carbon Copy Cloner MacOS backups, and for easily moving SSD drives between my two residences. Nothing beats a bare drive toaster. The newest USB-C models are actually slower than the previous Thunderbolt models, which now require cable adapters. It is nevertheless fast, and convenience not speed is the key factor for me. The MultiDock pays for itself with the savings from buying bare SSD drives, and lets four drives share a single cable. Note that the MultiDock ships without power or USB-C cables. High-end mountain bikes ship without pedals. I laugh when people complain about this; they're just revealing that they're not serious. I love that I could use cables on hand of exactly the needed length for my setup; I hate cable clutter. 5