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The D9 - hear it from the professionals 🙌 Where decades of live-event experience meet next-gen design. Built in consultation with leading visual designers, the D9 brings lighting and media control together in one powerful surface. See more: https://www.d9.avolites.com/ #Avolites #LightingControl #AvoLife #LightingDesign | Avolites

Compact. Powerful. Ready for anything. The Avolites D3-110 - our new self-contained lighting console designed for tight spaces, tours, and installations. Built tough and engineered with the same precision you’d expect from the Diamond range, it delivers professional-grade control in a smaller footprint. Featuring a high-resolution touchscreen, metal encoder wheels and full Titan functionality - the D3-110 is built to perform wherever your show takes you. 👉 Learn more: avolites.com #Avolites #D3

If you’re using an older generation Avolites console, you’ll know the grey and blue keys that sit above each playback. Here’s a quick refresher on what they do: • Grey key = flash the look • Blue key = swap the current stage look for the one in that playback • Release the key to return to the previous state These keys are a handy way to test, blend and preview looks during programming. If you’ve switched to one of our newer consoles, check out the previous video - the functions are still there,