Yamaha DM7 Console Overview
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Jeff Sandstrom from MxU and Russ Long from Yamaha take a look at their newest console, the DM7. Gain an in-depth overview of the DM7’s features, capabilities, and enhancements for your mix.
Key Points:
- The Yamaha DM7 has a compact size, but an extensive feature set, making it a significant leap forward from previous models.
- The DM7 comes in a few different models, but the main ones discussed are the DM7 and DM7C. The DM7 features 120 inputs, while the DM7C offers 72 inputs.
- The console has 48 mix outputs, 12 matrix outputs, 2 stereo outputs, and 2 Q outputs.
- The built-in I/O connectivity of the DM7 includes 32 physical inputs and 16 physical outputs. Connectivity to external racks and outputs is also available through Dante.
- The DM7 has a focus on digital I/O, including AES I/O, and comprehensive Dante integration, allowing for connectivity with Yamaha and third-party Dante devices.
- The console has expansion capabilities with a card slot for PY cards, USB-C ports for audio I/O into a computer, and its ability to interface with VST rack for plugins.
- DAW remote control capability, supporting Huey protocol and Steinberg control, allows the console to interface with various DAWs for recording and mixing.
- Split mode allows the console to function as two independent consoles, ideal for environments where both FOH and monitor mixes are needed.