Live Fly is a compact switching controller for ATEM, vMix and TriCaster: 9 input buttons, Shift for 18 sources, 6 OLED buttons, 2 encoders and a transition fader. Blue Pill Inside with full Reactor licences and Power over Ethernet.
Live Fly is a compact switching controller for ATEM, vMix and TriCaster: 9 input buttons, Shift for 18 sources, 6 OLED buttons, 2 encoders and a transition fader. Blue Pill Inside with full Reactor licences and Power over Ethernet.
SKAARHOJ Live Fly is a compact switching controller for ATEM, vMix, TriCaster and more. Nine buttons for input selection, a utility row of six buttons with OLED displays, two encoders and a dedicated transition section with fader cover the everyday work of a live production director. With the Blue Pill built in, it is configured in the Reactor web interface and needs no additional control unit.
9 input buttons, 6 OLED buttons, 2 encoders and a transition fader for live production, streaming and studio work.

The controller measures 278 × 94 mm and is only 55 mm tall at the back. A single Ethernet cable with PoE carries power and data, and a 12 V DC input is available too.
Blue Pill Inside includes Reactor, the device cores and skaarOS with full licences. Adjust the function of every button, encoder and display in the web interface.
The six-button OLED row handles AUX, sends or macros, and Live Fly can control several third-party devices at once. On the network it works together with other SKAARHOJ panels.
Input selection, Cut, Auto and Fade-To-Black transitions, AUX and two user keys sit on one compact surface. OLED labels show the current function, so the operator never has to search, even in a fast sequence of shots.
An extensive list of supported switchers and other live production devices.
Fine adjustment of values and settings right from the desk.
Gigabit Ethernet with Power over Ethernet (IEEE 802.3af/at), or 12 V DC.
Durable build, time tested by professionals worldwide.
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