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Fader Bank Display Buttons

On the left side of the Channel Fader module are seven multicolored LED Bank Display buttons that are used to display, map, bus, set, and lock banks of channels to the 12 faders on the panel. The top two buttons are CTL (control) and BANK, which are modifier buttons used to access secondary button functions or additional fader banks for the subsequent numbered Fader Bank Display buttons.

Each of the six numbered Fader Bank Display buttons serve three functions, including load a primary fader bank, load an additional fader bank when pressed with the Bank modifier button, or perform

a secondary function when the Control button is pressed. You can easily identify the blue Control button at the top of the Fader Bank Display buttons, while the other seven buttons are yellow in their normal state, and blue or purple when the secondary function is selected via the Control button.

With the Fader Bank Display buttons, you can map each of the 12 fader banks with 12 different faders to control a total of 144 tracks and buses to the 12 faders. The more Fairlight Console Channel Fader panels you have in your console, the more faders and tracks you can control. For example, the Fairlight Console 5.bay, is designed for high-end mixing and mastering with four Fader Panels to control up to 576 channels and busses at a time.

Fader Bank display buttons and touch- sensitive fader with Bank 1 selected, and with the secondary button functions available while the Control button is pressed.

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Fader Bank Display buttons

Fader Bank Display Buttons from top to bottom:

CTL: This button selects secondary functions for the seven display buttons below and works the same as the Control key on the computer keyboard or the two identical Control display buttons on the Channel Control panel.

BANK/FLIP: You can use the Bank button to switch between the primary fader set for each of the numbered bank buttons labeled 1 to 6, or the additional fader set for the same numbered buttons to show banks 7 to 12. Without a modifier, the Bank button is yellow along with the numbered bank buttons below. When pressed, the yellow Bank button brightens to indicate that it is latched, and the active numbered bank button also brightens to indicate which additional fader set has been loaded. The secondary FLIP function, via the Control button, is used to spill the member tracks of a master bus or VCA group to the neighboring faders.

1/POT: The 1 button chooses Fader Set 1 without a modifier or Fader Set 7 when selected with the Bank button. The alternate POT function for this button has not been implemented.

2/FDR: The 2 button chooses Fader Set 2 without a modifier or Fader Set 8 when selected with the Bank button. Pressing and releasing the 2/FDR button while Control is pressed toggles between normal mode where the fader controls channel level, and secondary mode where the fader controls the last-used alternative parameter.

3/MAP: The 3 button chooses Fader Set 3 without a modifier or Fader Set 9 when selected with the Bank button. If Control is pressed, the 3/MAP button enters the secondary Fader Mapping tool for the current fader set on the Audio Editor.

4/BUS: The 4 button chooses Fader Set 4 without a modifier or Fader Set 10 when selected with the Bank button. Pressing Control along with the 4/BUS button toggles the secondary Bus mode on and off. When Bus mode is on, the system puts all used buses on as many faders as needed to accommodate all non-zero format buses. Pressing a Fader Bank display button from 1 to 6 returns control to the appropriate fader set.

5/MSET: The 5 button chooses Fader Set 5 without a modifier or Fader Set 11 when selected with the Bank button. The MSET function has not been implemented.

6/LOCK: The 6 button chooses Fader Set 6 without a modifier or Fader Set 12 when selected with the Bank button. Hold Control plus the 6/LOCK button to engage the lock setup. When active, you can press the call button for any track or bus fader in the current fader bank to “lock” that fader channel position on the Fader panel. While lock setup is active, call buttons tally green to indicate that channel has an isolated (locked) fader. You can lock/isolate up to 12 faders per fader panel. To unlock faders, hold Control-6/LOCK and unlatch the green call buttons.

NOTE: You can temporarily isolate faders from banking by actively touching and holding an individual fader or group of faders while changing fader banks. These “Sticky” faders will be cleared from isolation when the user changes fader banks without holding the fader.

NOTE: You can temporarily isolate faders from banking by actively touching and holding an individual fader or group of faders while changing fader banks. These “Sticky” faders will be cleared from isolation when the user changes fader banks without holding the fader.

NOTE: You can temporarily isolate faders from banking by actively touching and holding an individual fader or group of faders while changing fader banks. These “Sticky” faders will be cleared from isolation when the user changes fader banks without holding the fader.

Manually mapping faders to banks:

1 In the Fader Bank Display buttons, press CTRL and the 3/Map key to enter fader mapping mode. You’ll know that you entered bank mapping mode because all of the Call buttons turn red. The bank mapping is set to Auto mode by default, which automatically maps channels to faders in sequential order in groups of 12 up to 144. When you enter channel mapping mode, the top four rows of picture keys in the Audio Editor change to track selection keys, while the bottom row of picture keys shows the following dedicated channel mapping function keys:

— Exit: Exits the channel mapping mode.

— Delete: Deletes the channel assigned to the active channel indicated by the tallied red Call button.

— Blank: Leaves a blank fader bank beneath the active red Call button. This is useful for

adding a space between groups of similar tracks such as dialogue, background sound effects, and music.

— Insert: As the name suggests, this key inserts an unassigned fader in the position of the active red Call button.

2 In the bottom row of the picture keyboard, press the first key (MODE:Auto/MODE:Manual) to toggle the fader mapping to Manual mode.

3 Press the red Call button on the fader you would like to assign, then choose a channel from the track selection buttons on the adjacent picture keys in the Audio Editor. Once you assign a track or bus to a fader, the next fader to the right becomes active with a red tallied Call button so that you can continue assigning faders sequentially. This automatic call selection also applies to the Delete, Blank, and Insert manual mapping functions.

4 Select up to 12 track selection keys to assign to the current fader bank. Use the Bank display buttons to manually assign additional banks as needed.

5 When you are finished mapping tracks to faders, press the Exit button in the bottom row of picture keys. Once you exit manual mapping mode, the picture keyboard layout returns to the current mode.

Example of Fader Bank 1 in Auto Mapping Mode

Fader Bank 1 in Auto mapping mode showing sequential tracks 1-12

Fader Bank 1 in Auto mapping mode showing sequential tracks 1-12 with

red Call buttons to indicate bank mapping mode is engaged and the

first fader channel’s Call button is active

Picture keyboard in Auto Fader Bank mapping mode

Auto Fader Bank mapping action keys in the lower left corner of the picture keyboard

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Example of Fader Bank 1 in Manual Mapping Mode

Manual Fader Bank mapping action keys in the bottom row of the picture keyboard

Fader Bank 1 in Manual mapping mode showing the custom mapping:

A21, blank, A30, A40,

and DIALOG to the first five tracks

Fader Bank 1 in Manual mapping mode showing custom mapping:

A21, blank, A30, A40,

and DIALOG mapped to the first five faders; red Call buttons indicate bank mapping is engaged, with

the first fader’s Call button active

Spilling bus member tracks to nearby faders:

1 In the Fader Bank Display buttons, select a fader bank that contains at least one bus. Buses include main, submix, Aux buses, and VCA groups.

2 Momentarily press and hold the Bank/Flip key to change the yellow Call buttons to green Call buttons on the bus fader channels.

3 Press the green Call button for the bus fader you wish to spill to the neighboring faders. Once spilled, the Bank/Flip button turns purple to indicate that the current fader bank is displaying spilled faders for the active bus.

4 To modify the fader spill direction or type of fader that is temporarily remapped, use the Fader Spill options keys available in the Setup mode picture key toolset.

Fader Spill option keys include:

— Fader Spill: Use this menu key to reveal two menu Spill option keys that determine the type of fader channel and direction in which member tracks are temporarily mapped to the adjoining faders on the Fairlight Channel Fader panel.

— Spill Left/Spill Right: This menu options key toggles between Spill:Left and Spill:Right, which in turn dictates whether the member tracks of a bus are assigned to neighboring faders to the left or right of a bus when Spill is engaged in the Channel Fader panel.

— Spill Any/Spill Tracks: When in the default (unlatched) state the Spill:Any menu option allows member tracks of a bus to be spilled to the nearest faders to the left or right, including faders assigned to Master buses and VCA groups. When latched to the Spill:Tracks option, member tracks of a bus spill either left or right starting with the nearest track fader in the designated direction. This option is useful if you need to maintain fader control of your buses while you spill their constituent tracks to the nearest track faders.

Fader Spill and Fader Spill option keys available in Setup Mode toolset on the Audio Editor Picture keys

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Fader Bank 5 with Main 1, Sub 1, and Sub 2 buses assigned to the last three faders; yellow Call buttons indicate standard channel bank display

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Bank/Flip Bank Display Button momentarily held to display the buses

within the active track; these buses (in the right 3 channels) can be easily identified by the green Call buttons

Channel LCD displays Sub 2 bus, including A8, A10, A11, and

A12, spilled on the nearest tracks to the left of the Sub 2 bus

NOTE: While a bus fader is spilled, you may still use the standard bank display buttons to display any of the other banks normally.

NOTE: While a bus fader is spilled, you may still use the standard bank display buttons to display any of the other banks normally.

NOTE: While a bus fader is spilled, you may still use the standard bank display buttons to display any of the other banks normally.

Purple Bank/Flip button indicates there is a spilled bus in the current bank. In this case, Bank 5 is showing, with Sub 2 spilled to the left of the the other buses, and includes A8, A10, A11, and A12 as the member tracks that comprise Sub 2.

To un-spill a bus fader:

1 In the Fader Bank Display buttons, press the Bank button that contains the spilled bus.

2 Momentarily hold the Bank/Flip button to reveal green Call buttons for the bus faders. The spilled fader’s green Call button will be tallied on.

NOTE: You can only spill bus member tracks to faders within the same fader bank. Use the Fader Spill option keys in the Audio Editor Setup mode toolset to spill either left or right within the current bank of 12 faders. Additionally, if you press the Bank/Flip button on a bank without any bus faders, you will not see any green Call buttons or subsequent bus faders to spill.

NOTE: You can only spill bus member tracks to faders within the same fader bank. Use the Fader Spill option keys in the Audio Editor Setup mode toolset to spill either left or right within the current bank of 12 faders. Additionally, if you press the Bank/Flip button on a bank without any bus faders, you will not see any green Call buttons or subsequent bus faders to spill.

NOTE: You can only spill bus member tracks to faders within the same fader bank. Use the Fader Spill option keys in the Audio Editor Setup mode toolset to spill either left or right within the current bank of 12 faders. Additionally, if you press the Bank/Flip button on a bank without any bus faders, you will not see any green Call buttons or subsequent bus faders to spill.

3 Press the active green Call button to un-spill the fader.

Sub 2 bus with active (tallied) green Call button, which indicates it has been spilled to neighboring faders

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