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Automation writing fader automation data on the A3 track
Automation mirroring the Desktop Console,
writing fader automation data on the A3 track
NOTE: Automation is only available in the DaVinci Resolve Fairlight page. For detailed
information about Fairlight’s automation recording toolset and how it works in
DaVinci Resolve, see Chapter 174 “Automation Recording,” in the DaVinci Resolve
Reference Manual.
Channel Buttons
One way the Fairlight Desktop Console is able to pack enhanced functionality with minimal Channel
strip buttons, is to repurpose the SEL button as needed for different workflows. Even in default mode,
the channel select button (SEL) can easily be used as a switch for common strip mode functions. That’s
where the Channel buttons come into play. The Channel buttons temporarily assign channel-specific
button functions from the Fairlight page track headers and Mixer to the Channel Select button (SEL).
When engaged, the Channel buttons turn the SEL button into a toggle switch that mirrors its functional
counterpart on the Fairlight page.
These functional override Channel buttons include ENAB, AUTO, and REC. Plus, there is an
A/B channel button, as well as Left and Right Bank buttons for mapping and toggling through banks
of tracks.
The AUTO, REC, and ENAB channel SEL switch modifier buttons can be latched for extended use or
engaged via momentary press, so you can quickly use the modified SEL switch and release to return
to the task at hand. Pressing any of the focus mode Control buttons will automatically unlatch the
Channel modifier button and reassign the SEL switches accordingly.
Chapter 180Using the Fairlight Desktop Console 3374
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