Yup. It's the keyboard on the bottom. The monitor on top of it (with the light pen and Joy-Division-looking waveforms) and the alphanumeric keyboard with the white keys in front of the Apple II go with the Fairlight too. Somewhere offscreen must be the big honkin' CPU part of it, with 8" floppy drives.

They were amazing instruments. I think there must've been a law in the '80s that every song on the radio had to have either a Fairlight, a Yamaha DX7, or both on it. :-)

The smaller keyboard, with the wooden side panels, is part of an alphaSyntauri, which came with a card for the Apple II and some software that basically gave you a poor man's Fairlight. (Additive synthesis and a sequencer, but no sampling.)

The fact that the alphaSyntauri keyboard is on the Fairlight instead of over with its Apple II, and the Fairlight's alphanumeric keyboard is over by the Apple, makes me think this was staged a bit to look "cool" rather than practical.