Soundcraft 5059729HU ViLR-96FO 96kHz Fully Multimode Optical Local Rac
Description
Soundcraft 5059729HU ViLR-96FO 96kHz Fully Multimode Optical Local Rack
The ViLR-96FO is a professional-grade local rack designed as a dedicated remote I/O interface for Vi5000/7000 consoles, delivering extensive audio routing and processing capability through fiber optic connectivity. This unit enables producers and engineers to position I/O resources remotely from the main console—up to 1.5 km via single-mode fiber—without signal degradation, making it ideal for complex multiroom recording sessions, distributed studio setups, and productions requiring flexible I/O placement across physical spaces.
I/O Architecture & Connectivity
The rack provides 384 I/O at 48 kHz, with configurable input capacity of 128 inputs at 48 kHz or 64 inputs at 96 kHz, paired with 32 stereo plus LCR output channels. Five optical MADI connections ensure robust, redundant signal paths and full integration with compatible Soundcraft console ecosystems, supporting flexible routing for tracking, mixing, and submix workflows.
Processing & Integration
The unit includes BSS dynamic processing via DPR901 modules and integrated Lexicon effects engines, allowing comprehensive signal conditioning and effects processing at the I/O stage. An active breakout box ships with the unit, enabling practical deployment of the optical interface across tracking rooms, isolation booths, and mixing environments.
Key Features
- 384 I/O at 48 kHz
- 128 inputs (48 kHz) or 64 inputs (96 kHz) configuration
- 32 stereo plus LCR output channels
- 5 × Optical MADI connectivity
- 96 kHz full multimode optical interface
- Integrated BSS dynamic processing (DPR901)
- Lexicon FX integration
- Active breakout box included
- Fiber optic runs up to 1.5 km
- Compatible with Soundcraft Vi5000/7000 consoles
This rack consolidates professional I/O, processing, and optical distribution into a single unit, delivering reliable remote interface functionality for session recording, multiroom capture, and productions requiring distributed console architecture.
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At a Glance
The Soundcraft ViLR-96FO serves studios and live-recording environments that require extended console I/O architecture, offering 384 channels of pristine fiber-optic I/O at sample rates up to 96 kHz with integrated BSS dynamics and Lexicon effects processing. Its configurable input modes (128 inputs at 48 kHz or 64 at 96 kHz) and integrated processing engines streamline complex multitrack recording and mixing workflows. For engineers building hybrid live-and-studio setups or capturing large ensemble sessions, this rack delivers professional-grade signal integrity and processing power in a single integrated platform.
Frequently Asked Questions
What consoles does the ViLR-96FO work with?
The ViLR-96FO is designed exclusively as a stageboxe interface for Soundcraft Vi5000 and Vi7000 consoles, integrating directly into their ecosystem via five optical MADI connections.
How far can I run fiber optic cable from my console to this rack?
You can deploy the ViLR-96FO up to 1.5 km from your main console using single-mode fiber optics without any signal degradation, making it ideal for large venues and touring rigs where console position and stage location must be separated.
What happens if I need 96 kHz sample rate — how many inputs do I get?
At 96 kHz, the ViLR-96FO configures to 64 inputs paired with 32 stereo plus LCR outputs; at 48 kHz, you can run 128 inputs with the same 32 stereo plus LCR output configuration.
What processing is built into this rack?
The unit includes BSS dynamic processing via DPR901 modules and integrated Lexicon effects engines, allowing you to apply compression, EQ, and reverb directly at the stageboxe level without console overhead.
Does it come with any breakout hardware?
Yes, an active optical breakout box ships with the ViLR-96FO, enabling you to distribute the fiber optic interface across multiple physical locations and XLR patch points in your venue or stage setup.
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