Soundcraft VI1 CONSOLE 48 MIC Vi Series Complete Standalone Console

Soundcraft, VI1 CONSOLE 48 MIC, Vi Series Complete Standalone Console Package with 48 Channels of Analogue Inputs

Features:

• Optimize the front of house mix from anywhere in the room
• Adjust monitor levels while standing next to the artist
• Use multiple iPad devices on one console so artists can mix their own monitors
• Use to extend the fader count of an existing control surface
• Use in standalone mode for familiarisation with console functions or training
• Control a network of consoles (e.g. FOH and Monitor, Vi Series or Soundcraft Si Compact)

A complete standalone console package with 32 channels of analog input to 27 analog outputs, plus 6 digital inputs, 4 Stereo FX Returns and 6 digital outputs in one chassis. As standard, Input to mix capacity is 46chs, but by adding a stagebox (compatible with the existing Vi racks), simultaneous channel count increases to 64. Channels are routable to 24 multifunction busses, plus LR and Mono Mix busses.

Up to 8 of the busses can be configured as Matrix mixes, each with up to 16 sources. The surface is just over a meter wide and includes 16 motorized channel faders with fixed and user-definable layers, 8 output/VCA faders and 2 master faders. What's really cool about the Vi1 though, is the Widescreen Vistonics interface, which will be instantly familiar to anyone who's driven a Vi6 or Vi4, as well as retaining the same "walk-up" user-friendliness of the other Vi consoles. This development displays all parameters for 16 channels side by side, on a single 22" Vistonics touch screen. The upper half of the screen handles the Output section control as well as Cue List or Menu displays. Parameter control is via two rows of 16 rotary encoders.

Naturally, the Vi1 inherits many of the facilities of its larger siblings, including Soundcraft FaderGlow™, 4 stereo Lexicon effects engines, BSS Audio graphic EQs on all output busses, and integral dynamics on all channels. The desk is also compatible with Vi2, 4 and 6 show files.