SYDNEY, Australia – At NAB 2014, Fairlight will introduce EVO.Live – a new generation digital audio

mixing system for the most demanding on-air and live productions. Built on Fairlight’s leading-edge audio

processing and control surface technologies, this new system comes with true live credentials, offering

the best possible price/performance value and unique operational features.

The mixing console’s compact, modular design creates the perfect mixing environment for OB trucks,

performing arts venues, house of worship and broadcast facilities. The console is available in different

chassis or table-mount configurations from 12 to 60 faders. The ergonomic control surface design with

touch TFT monitors offer immediate access to all critical live functions with excellent visualisation. The

system maintains full redundancy with automatic takeover on any component failure.

Fairlight’s interactive control surface includes unique Picture Keys which self-label instantly for each task

performed, displaying the right commands and functions at the right time. In addition, Fairlight’s new iCan

(Integrated Control Across Network) technology provides the operator with an easy to use editor to design

fully customised layouts.

The console incorporates complete Dual-Operator functionality allowing each audio engineer to

independently access their own set of faders, solos, channel selections and monitoring controls.

Audio processing takes place in Fairlight’s FPGA-based Crystal Core audio engine ensuring very high

channel and bus counts, lowest latency and purest sound quality. Comprehensive Mix-Minus, advanced

comms, extensive metering and flexible bussing are meticulously implemented. The compact 2U Live

Audio Processor includes an extensive range of built-in I/O. Adding a second hot-swappable FPGAbased

engine with dual-input power supplies guarantees the highest system reliability. A wide choice of

modular remote I/O is also available to meet the demands of any application.

The power of EVO.Live reaches beyond live production, with full recording facilities, off-line preparation

via laptop, a built-in cart machine for flying in sound effects, and control extensions to lighting systems,

third party DAW and sound library databases.

After the live event has completed, EVO.Live can be entirely reconfigured, turning into Fairlight’s industryleading

post production system featuring audio editing, full video integration, plug-ins, automation and

sophisticated 3D surround panning.

Jean-Claude Kathriner, CEO of Fairlight commented “Fairlight, as the brand trusted by high-end audio

professionals for over 30 years, is proud to extend its state-of-the-art technology to the live production

industry. EVO.Live includes an array of innovations that will benefit customers in terms of productivity

gains, reliability and especially value for money. The intuitive level of customisation of the user interface

and its unique ability to switch between live and post modes will change audio production forever”.

EVO.Live will be on display at the Fairlight booth C1459 at NAB 2014 in Las Vegas (April 7-10).