The EVO.Live digital audio mixing system by professional audio company
Fairlight, will make its European debut at Booth 7.H17. at IBC, an international
broadcasting and media event which takes place from 12 to 16 September in
Amsterdam.
EVO.Live is designed for demanding on-air and live productions and has the
ability to switch between live and post production modes at the touch of a
button. Not only can staff engineers use the desk for audio sweetening when it
isn’t needed for on-air applications, the system also offers integrated HD
video and multitrack audio recording.
Tino Fibaek, CTO at Fairlight, says “By combining live and post-production
capabilities in a single console, we have succeeded in delivering a product that
is more flexible and more cost effective than any other large format live
broadcast console on the market. EVO.Live customers will get a much better
return on their investment because they are effectively getting two consoles in
one.”
EVO.Live’s compact, modular design creates an ideal mixing environment for OB
trucks, performing arts venues, house of worship and broadcast facilities. Each
engineer is able to have independent access to separate fader sets, channels
and monitor controls using the consoles dual-operator configuration.
The system incorporates Fairlight’s integrated control surface technology
featuring unique Picture Keys that self-label instantly for each task performed,
as well as Fairlight’s FPGA-based Crystal Core engine which delivers high
channel and bus counts, low latency and remarkable audio quality.
Visit the Fairlight website or the IBC website for more information.
