Hardware controllers in Fairlight give you tactile control and feedback to accelerate your audio work. Physical faders allow you to control multiple channels and balance tracks against each other simultaneously. They also make automation tasks much easier.
Blackmagic Design offers high-quality dedicated Fairlight Controllers, such as the Fairlight Desktop Console and the Fairlight Desktop Audio Editor. While these may be ideal for any full-time audio professional setting up a dedicated Fairlight audio workplace, others may want to connect 3rd party midi controllers.
Third-party MIDI controllers can be used across different audio applications, and multiple low-budget options are available in the market.
Learn how you can connect third-party controllers and understand what features are be supported.
As a no-budget option, you can even connect your tablet with a virtual DAW controller app. While this does not adequately replace a physical controller, it can give you an advantage over using only a mouse and keyboard.
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