Scenes and Recall on the DM7

Scenes and Recall on the DM7

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Scenes and Recall on the DM7

201 Audio Audio Console Configuration, Yamaha

Description

Take an in-depth look at scene and snapshot management on the Yamaha DM7. Jeff provides a practical guide for audio engineers on how to effectively utilize scenes and snapshots to manage complex audio setups.

Key Points:

The DM7 has the capability to store and manage up to 500 scenes, making it ideal for shows and performances with numerous settings.
The ‘Recall Safe’ feature ensures certain channels or parameters remain unchanged across all scenes, and the ‘Focus’ is used for scene-specific parameter recall.
A unique function to the DM7 is the global paste feature, which allows users to copy specific parameters from one scene and apply them to a range or all scenes, enhancing efficiency in scene management.
The DM7 console allows comprehensive scene control, from complete mix changes to subtle adjustments like effects or EQ settings. This versatility caters to various performance needs, whether for a full band or solo performances.
Jeff and Russ get hands on with creating and managing scenes, including naming, storing, updating, and recalling scenes, making it a practical demonstration for those new to digital console scene management.
Fade control allows smooth transitions between scenes by adjusting the fade time and selecting specific channels for fading.
The undo function is useful for immediate corrections. Storing entire shows on a thumb drive for easy recall and management is useful for different show settings.
The DM7 has the capability to integrate with external devices using GPI and OSC commands, which is incredibly versatile in a modern audio setup.

Take an in-depth look at scene and snapshot management on the Yamaha DM7. Jeff provides a practical guide for audio engineers on how to effectively utilize scenes and snapshots to manage complex audio setups.

Key Points:

The DM7 has the capability to store and manage up to 500 scenes, making it ideal for shows and performances with numerous settings.
The ‘Recall Safe’ feature ensures certain channels or parameters remain unchanged across all scenes, and the ‘Focus’ is used for scene-specific parameter recall.
A unique function to the DM7 is the global paste feature, which allows users to copy specific parameters from one scene and apply them to a range or all scenes, enhancing efficiency in scene management.
The DM7 console allows comprehensive scene control, from complete mix changes to subtle adjustments like effects or EQ settings. This versatility caters to various performance needs, whether for a full band or solo performances.
Jeff and Russ get hands on with creating and managing scenes, including naming, storing, updating, and recalling scenes, making it a practical demonstration for those new to digital console scene management.
Fade control allows smooth transitions between scenes by adjusting the fade time and selecting specific channels for fading.
The undo function is useful for immediate corrections. Storing entire shows on a thumb drive for easy recall and management is useful for different show settings.
The DM7 has the capability to integrate with external devices using GPI and OSC commands, which is incredibly versatile in a modern audio setup.