The PSP InfiniStrip is a channel strip plug-in with a modular design that allows an almost limitless number of possible audio processor configurations for your DAW. The system offers latency-free processing, allowing you to use the plug-ins during both the recording and mixing stages of your project.

The versatile strip offers 9 slots, with 7 of them functioning as dedicated slots for specific kinds of processors including filters, limiters, compressors, EQs, and dynamic modules (expander, ducker, and gate). The remaining slots are flexible insert slots for any module type.

Smart workflow touches make complex sound sculpting fast and intuitive. Individual slots can be soloed or muted without effecting the other slots, allowing you to easily zero-in and tweak multiprocessor chains. The paramater matching feature keeps your settings consistent while you swipe though EQs or compressors to find the right emulation flavor without touching a knob. Three different view modes let you tailor the viewing experience for your setup and screen size.

The strip can be used in mono or stereo modes, and independent external side-chaining is supported. There are 150 presets designed by top studio engineers included to help you get professional-sounding results quickly. The InfiniStrip supports AAX, AudioUnits, VST, VST3, and RTAS plug-in formats and purchase includes license activation in 3 separate locations, which can be moved using iLok software. An iLok dongle can also be used with the software but is not required.

24 Independent Processors, Zero Latency    Modular Configuration, 8 Module Types    9 Slots: 7 Dedicated and 2 Flexible    Preamps, Filters, Compressors & Limiters    Dynamics Module: Expander, Ducker, Gate    EQs, Control and Special Modules    Independent External Side-Chain Support    Parameter Matching    Stereo and Mono Versions, 150 Presets    AAX, AU, VST, VST3, RTAS

• Gain - pure gain with automated gain adjustment
• Pre 60s - Gain plus valve type of preamp emulation
• Pre 70s - Gain plus discrete preamp with a transformer
• Pre 80s - Gain plus discrete transformerless preamp
• ADC 90s - Gain plus 12-bit nonlinear analog-to-digital converter

• Basic - low and high pass filters with three slope options per filter
• Pro - basic filters plus middle filter with five filter types to choose
• S.C. - pro filters dedicated for side-chain processing

• Expander - expander with built in side-chain filters and optional external side-chain input
• Gate  - gate with side-chain filters and optional external side-chain input
• Ducker - ducker with side-chain filters and optional external side-chain input

• Opto Pressor - optical compressor with optional external side-chain input
• FET Pressor - redesigned for channel processing version of the PSP FETpressor with optional external side-chain input
• VCA Pressor - VCA compressor designed for channel processing with optional external side-chain input

• VCA Lim  - in-strip implementation of the PSP TwinL
• Opto Lim  - in-strip implementation of the PSP TwinL
• BrickWall - a sample-accurate brick-wall limiter
• Saturator - a dedicated and highly adjustable saturation module

• ChannelQ - general purpose equalizer
• PreQursor - redesigned for channel processing version of the PSP preQursor
• RetroQ - redesigned and upgraded for channel processing version of the PSP RetroQ

• Master Control - fader, width, balance, and meter

• De-esser - reduces unwanted sibilance
• De-hummer - hum-noise reduction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How would you compare this one to the dbx 286s - Microphone Preamp/Channel Strip? I'm very new to channel strips, so any comments would help.

A: The DBX 286s is a great, straight forward, channel strip offering the essentials of a decent mic pre, compressor, de-esser, expander and gate. The Art Voice Tube Channel strip offers the same functions, but allows for more detailed control over the compressor and EQ. As well, the included tube and variable impedance knob will allow for more variety in tone shaping your signal. And this unit includes multiple outputs, including digital AES, optical, SPDIF, and USB.

Q: 2. 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: 3. How do I connect 2 speakers up to the amp

A: This Amp is a 70V output amp, that enable you to connect multiple speakers in parallel. you will need to follow the polarity on the Amp and the speakers, the speakers also have to be 70V speakers.

Q: 4. How long is the light strip?

A: The Eve Light Strip (B&H # EVELSSAHK) is measured at 79.2" long.

Q: 5. why do the speakers have a background buzz?

A: It could be a number of things causing buzzing in your speakers. You will want to make sure that you are using speaker cable first. Then make sure that your power source is properly grounded. And make sure that you are using the correct terminal for your speakers (4 ohm, 8ohm, 70v, 25v).

Q: 6. Does this include any kin of a case? Also, what is the recommended charger? I see that one is not included.

A: The Manfrotto MVG300XM Modular Gimbal does come with a case. One can use most any USB charger to charge this gimbal. A good option would be the Xcellon Mighty Mini 365 3-Port 65W GaN USB Charger, BH #XCPDG365B (https://bhpho.to/3CoGgh4).

Q: 7. Where can I watch a tutorial on this Blackmagic Design Fairlight Console Channel Fader?

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

Q: 8. Does this product connect with other consoles? For example, can you connect to the XR 18, LV1 system?

A: No. This is Fairlight and Resolve only.

Q: 9. Does this gimbal work out of the box or does it require activation over the internet via an Android/iPhone app?

A: The Manfrotto MVG300XM Modular Gimbal (B&H# MAMVG300XM) is able to work right out of the box without activation. The manual takes you through the procedure (which does not require the app for use): https://bit.ly/3M3opAJ

Q: 10. What is the max range between the handle as a remote and the gimbal?

A: The remote control has a six-foot range with the Manfrotto MVG300XM Gimbal.