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Yamaha WC42260 Owner's Manual

Yamaha WC42260 Owner's Manual (403 pages)

Digital Production Console Version 2

Brand: Yamaha | Category: Music Mixer | Size: 5 MB

Table of Contents

Important Information
3
Operating Notes
4
Conventions Used in this Manual
6
Optional Extras
6
Package Contents
6
Aux Sends
7
Other Functions
8
Remote Control
8
Scene Memory
8
Table of Contents
10
Welcome

17
- Surround Sound
  19
Control Surface & Rear Panel

20
- Control Surface
  20
  - Channel Strips
    21
  - Smartmedia CARD Slot
    22
  - Encoder Mode
    23
  - Fader Mode
    24
  - Display Access
    24
  - MIDI Button
    25
  - Display Section
    27
  - Contrast Control
    27
  - Selected Channel Section
    28
  - DIRECT Button
    28
  - Phase Button
    29
  - Aux/Matrix Send
    30
  - Pan Control
    32
  - Channel Copy
    33
  - Track Arming
    35
  - Scene Memory
    35
  - User Defined Keys
    37
  - AUDITION Button
    37
  - Enter Button
    40
  - Parameter Wheel
    40
  - Cursor Buttons
    40
  - Monitor Section
    42
  - Control Room
    43
  - MONO Button
    44
  - DIMMER Button
    44
- Rear Panel
  45
  - Power Section
    50
  - SLOT Section
    50
Operating Basics

51
- Connecting the Power Cord
  51
- Turning on & off the DM2000
  51
- About the Display
  52
- Selecting Display Pages
  53
- Display History
  53
- Display Page Controls
  54
- Parameter Windows
  54
- Confirmation Messages
  54
- Title Edit Window
  54
- Using a Keyboard
  55
- Channel Strip Displays
  55
  - Selected Channel
    55
  - Channel Names
    57
  - Other Parameters
    57
- Selecting Layers
  58
- Selecting Channels
  59
- Selecting Fader Modes
  60
- Selecting Encoder Modes
  61
- Assigning Parameters to the ENCODER MODE Assign Buttons
  62
Analog I/O & the AD Input Section

64
- AD Input Section
  64
- Phantom Power
  64
- Stereo out
  65
- Control Room Monitor Outs
  65
- Studio Monitor Outs
  65
- Omni Outs
  65
- 2TR Analog ins
  65
Digital I/O & Cascading

66
- Wordclocks
  66
  - Wordclock Connections
    66
  - Selecting the Wordclock Source
    67
- 2TR Digital Outs
  68
- 2TR Digital ins
  69
- 2TR In/Out Sampling Rate Conversion
  69
- Slot I/O
  70
- Dithering Digital Outputs
  73
- Monitoring Digital Input Channel Status
  73
- Cascading Consoles
  74
Input & Output Patching

77
- Input Patching
  77
- Output Patching
  79
- Patching Direct Outs
  81
- Naming Input & Output Ports
  82
- Patch Select Window
  83
- Patching with the Encoders
  83
Input Channels

84
- Patching Input Channels
  84
- Metering Input Channels
  84
- Reversing the Signal Phase
  84
- Gating Input Channels
  85
- Attenuating Input Channels
  87
- Eq'ing Input Channels
  87
- Grouping Input Channel Eqs
  87
- Input Channel Inserts
  87
- Compressing Input Channels
  87
- Grouping Input Channel Compressors
  88
- Delaying Input Channels
  88
- Muting Input Channels (ON/OFF)
  88
- Grouping Input Channel Mutes (ON/OFF)
  89
- Input Channel Mute Master
  90
- Setting Input Channel Levels
  90
- Grouping Input Channel Faders
  91
- Group Master for Input Channel Faders
  92
- Routing Input Channels
  93
- Routing Pages
  94
- Panning Input Channels
  95
- Using the Encoders
  95
- Using Surround Pan
  97
- Assigning Surround Channels to Buses
  99
- Using the Joystick
  99
- Sending Input Channels to aux Sends
  102
- Soloing Input Channels
  102
- Direct Outs
  102
- Pairing Input Channels
  102
- Viewing Input Channel Settings
  102
- Copying Input Channel Settings
  102
- Naming Input Channels
  102
- Using the MS Stereo Microphone
  103
Stereo out

104
- Stereo out Connectors
  104
- Patching the Stereo out to Outputs
  104
- Routing Input Channels to the Stereo out
  104
- Sending Bus Outs to the Stereo out
  104
- Metering the Stereo out
  104
- Monitoring the Stereo out
  104
- Attenuating the Stereo out
  104
- Eq'ing the Stereo out
  104
- Grouping Master Eqs
  104
- Compressing the Stereo out
  105
- Grouping Master Compressors
  105
- Muting the Stereo out (ON/OFF)
  105
- Grouping Master Mutes (ON/OFF)
  105
- Setting the Stereo out Level
  105
- Grouping Master Faders
  105
- Sending the Stereo out to the Matrix Sends
  105
- Balancing the Stereo out
  106
- Delaying the Stereo out
  106
- Inserting Geqs
  106
- Viewing Stereo out Settings
  106
- Copying Stereo out Settings
  106
- Naming the Stereo out
  106
Bus Outs

107
- Patching Bus Outs to Outputs
  107
- Routing Input Channels to Bus Outs
  107
- Metering Bus Outs
  107
- Monitoring Bus Outs
  107
- Attenuating Bus Outs
  107
- Eq'ing Bus Outs
  107
- Grouping Master Eqs
  107
- Bus out Inserts
  107
- Compressing Bus Outs
  107
- Muting Bus Outs (ON/OFF)
  108
- Grouping Master Mutes (ON/OFF)
  108
- Setting Bus out Levels
  108
- Grouping Master Faders
  108
- Sending Bus Outs to Matrix Sends
  108
- Delaying Bus Outs
  108
- Inserting Geqs
  108
- Soloing Bus Outs
  108
- Pairing Bus Outs
  108
- Sending Bus Outs to the Stereo out
  109
- Viewing Bus out Settings
  109
- Copying Bus out Settings
  109
- Naming Bus Outs
  109
10 Aux Sends

110
- Patching aux Send Masters to Outputs
  110
- Setting the aux Send Mode
  110
- Pre-Fader or Post-Fader aux Sends
  111
- Setting aux Send Levels
  111
- Using the Faders
  111
- Muting aux Sends (ON/OFF)
  112
- Aux Send Pages
  112
- Fixed Mode
  113
- Viewing aux Send Settings
  114
- Level Parameters
  114
- Panning aux Sends
  116
- Excluding Certain Channels from aux Sends (MIX Minus)
  117
- Copying Channel Fader Positions to aux Sends
  118
- Metering aux Send Masters
  118
- Monitoring aux Send Masters
  118
- Attenuating aux Send Masters
  118
- Eq'ing aux Send Masters
  118
- Grouping Master Eqs
  118
- Aux Send Master Inserts
  119
- Compressing aux Send Masters
  119
- Grouping Master Compressors
  119
- Muting aux Send Masters (ON/OFF)
  119
- Grouping Master Mutes (ON/OFF)
  119
- Settings aux Send Master Levels
  119
- Grouping Master Faders
  119
- Sending aux Sends to Matrix Sends
  119
- Delaying aux Send Masters
  119
- Inserting Geqs
  120
- Soloing aux Sends
  120
- Pairing aux Sends
  120
- Viewing aux Send Master Settings
  120
- Copying aux Send Master Settings
  120
- Naming aux Send Masters
  120
Matrix Sends

121
- Patching Matrix Send Masters to Outputs
  121
- Pre-Fader or Post-Fader Matrix Sends
  121
- Setting Matrix Send Levels
  121
- Muting Matrix Sends (ON/OFF)
  122
- Matrix Send Pages
  122
- Panning Matrix Sends
  123
- Viewing Matrix Send Settings
  124
- Metering Matrix Send Masters
  124
- Monitoring Matrix Send Masters
  124
- Attenuating Matrix Send Masters
  125
- Eq'ing Matrix Send Masters
  125
- Grouping Master Eqs
  125
- Matrix Send Master Inserts
  125
- Compressing Matrix Send Masters
  125
- Grouping Master Compressors
  125
- Muting Matrix Send Masters (ON/OFF)
  125
- Grouping Master Mutes (ON/OFF)
  125
- Setting Matrix Send Master Levels
  125
- Grouping Master Faders
  126
- Balancing Matrix Send Masters
  126
- Delaying Matrix Send Masters
  126
- Soloing Matrix Sends
  126
- Inserting Geqs
  126
- Viewing Matrix Send Master Settings
  126
- Copying Matrix Send Master Settings
  126
- Naming Matrix Send Masters
  126
12 Common Channel Functions

127
- Metering
  127
- Attenuating Signals
  130
- Using EQ
  131
- Grouping Output Channel Eqs
  135
- Using Inserts
  135
- Insert Page
  136
- Compressing Channels
  137
- Grouping Output Channel Compressors
  140
- Delaying Channel Signals
  141
- Soloing Channels
  142
- Pairing Channels
  144
- Grouping Output Channel Faders
  146
- Group Master for the Output Channel Faders
  147
- Grouping Output Channel Mutes (ON/OFF)
  149
- Output Channel Mute Master
  149
- Viewing Channel Parameter Settings
  150
- Output Channels
  151
- Viewing Channel Fader Settings
  151
- Copying Channel Settings
  155
- Naming Channels
  156
- Output Channels
  157
13 Monitoring & Talkback

158
- Control Room Monitoring
  158
- Studio Monitoring
  159
- Surround Monitoring
  160
- Using Talkback & Slate
  163
- Talkback Setup
  164
14 Libraries

165
- About the Libraries
  165
- General Library Operation
  165
- Channel Library
  166
- Input Patch Library
  167
- Output Patch Library
  167
- GEQ Library
  168
- Effects Library
  168
- Bus to Stereo Library
  169
- Gate Library
  170
- Comp Library
  171
- EQ Library
  172
- Automix Library
  173
- Surround Monitor Library
  173
15 Internal Effects, Plug-Ins & Geqs

174
- About the Effects
  174
- Patching Effects Processors
  174
- Preset Effects & Types
  174
  - Guitar Effects
    175
  - Dynamic Effects
    175
- Editing Effects
  177
- Adding Optional Add-On Effects
  178
- About Plug-Ins
  179
- Configuring Plug-Ins
  180
- Editing Plug-Ins
  181
- About the Geqs
  183
- Editing Geqs
  183
- Editing the Graphic EQ Using the Channel Faders
  184
16 Scene Memories

185
- About Scene Memories
  185
- Auto Scene Memory Update
  186
- Storing & Recalling Scenes with the SCENE MEMORY Buttons
  187
- Using the Scene Memory Page
  188
- Fading Scenes
  189
- Recalling Scenes Safely
  190
- Sorting Scenes
  191
- Copying and Pasting a Scene (Global Paste)
  191
17 Automix

193
- About Automix
  193
- What's Recorded in an Automix
  193
- Automix Main Page
  194
- AUTOMIX Section
  198
- Channel Strip [AUTO] Buttons
  199
- Automix Memory Page
  199
- Fader Edit Pages
  199
- Selecting the Timecode Source & Frame Rate
  201
- Creating a Time Signature Map
  202
- Recording an Automix
  202
- Inserting MIX Parameters into Automix
  203
- Rerecording Events
  205
- Parameter Recording
  206
- Punching in & out Individual Parameters
  207
- Playing Back an Automix
  208
- Editing Events Offline
  209
- Event Edit Page
  213
18 MIDI

215
- MIDI & the DM2000
  215
- MIDI I/O
  215
- MIDI Port Setup
  216
- MIDI Channel Setup
  217
  - Program Change
    217
  - Control Change
    217
  - Other Commands
    218
- Assigning Scenes to Program Changes
  218
- Assigning Parameters to Control Changes
  219
- Controlling Parameters by Using Parameter Changes
  219
- Using Bulk Dump
  220
19 Pro Tools Remote Layer

221
- Configuring Windows Computers
  221
- Configuring Macintosh Computers (Macos 8.6 to 9.2.2)
  221
- Configuring Macintosh Computer (Macos X)
  221
- Configuring the DM2000
  222
- Configuring Pro Tools
  222
- Control Surface Operation with the Pro Tools Remote Layer
  224
  - Channel Strips
    225
  - [SOLO] Buttons
    226
  - Selected Channel
    227
  - Matrix Select Section
    228
  - Aux Select Section
    228
  - Display Access Section
    229
  - Fader Mode Section
    229
  - Effects/Plug-Ins Section
    230
  - (ASSIGN) Button
    230
  - (COMPARE) Button
    230
  - [THRESHOLD] Control
    232
  - [ATTACK] Control
    232
  - Locator Section
    235
  - (MONITOR) Button
    235
  - (UNDO) Button
    235
  - [ONLINE] Button
    236
  - [LOOP] Button
    236
  - Data Entry & Transport Section
    237
- Scrolling Windows
  238
- Selecting Channels
  239
- Assigning Inputs to Channels
  239
- Assigning Outputs to Channels
  240
- Setting Channel Levels
  240
- Muting Channels
  241
- Panning Channels
  241
- Soloing Channels
  241
- Assigning Send Destinations
  242
- Configuring Sends as Pre or Post
  242
- Setting Send Levels
  243
- Muting Sends
  243
- Panning Sends
  243
- Flip Mode
  243
- Assigning Inserts/Plug-Ins
  244
- Editing Plug-Ins
  245
- Bypassing Individual Plug-Ins
  246
- Bypassing All Plug-Ins
  246
- Resetting Faders, Sends, Panpots & Plug-Ins
  247
- Navigating the Edit Window
  247
- Zooming
  248
- Making Fine Adjustments to the Selected Region
  248
- Scrub & Shuttle
  249
- Automation
  250
  - Arming Parameters for Automation
    251
  - Trim Mode
    251
- Panner
  252
- Selecting a Track
  252
20 Remote Control

253
- About Remote Layers
  253
- About Machine Control (MMC & P2)
  256
  - Configuring Machines
    256
  - Transport Buttons
    257
  - Stop Button
    257
  - Play Button
    257
  - Using Shuttle & Scrub
    258
  - Using the Locator
    258
  - [MASTER] Button
    261
- GPI (General Purpose Interface)
  264
- Controlling AD8HR/AD824 A/D Converters
  267
21 Other Functions

269
- Using the User Assignable Layers
  269
- Using the User Defined Keys
  270
- Saving DM2000 Data to Smartmedia
  271
- Setting Preferences
  274
- Using the Oscillator
  279
- Operation Lock
  280
- Checking the Battery and the System Version
  282
- Initializing the DM2000
  282
- Initializing the Password
  282
Appendix A: Parameter Lists

283
- User Defined Keys
  283
- USER DEFINED KEYS Initial Assignments
  285
- Input Patch Parameters
  286
- Initial Input Patch Settings
  289
- Output Patch Parameters
  290
- Initial Output Patch Settings
  297
- Initial Input Channel Names
  298
- Initial Output Channel Names
  299
- Initial Input Port Names
  300
- Initial Output Port Names
  301
- GPI Trigger Source & Target List
  302
- User Defined Remote Layer Initial Bank Settings
  306
- Effects Parameters
  310
  - Mono Delay
    311
  - Stereo Delay
    311
  - Delay Lcr
    312
  - Dual Pitch
    316
  - Amp Simulate
    317
  - Auto Pan
    327
- Effects and Tempo Synchronization
  331
- Preset EQ Parameters
  332
- Preset Gate Parameters
  333
- (Fs = 44.1 Khz)
  333
- Preset Compressor Parameters (Fs = 44.1 Khz)
  334
- Dynamics Parameters
  336
- Comp Section
  338
Appendix B: Specifications

341
- General Spec
  341
- Gate Parameters
  345
- Libraries
  346
- Analog Input Spec
  347
- Analog Output Spec
  347
- Digital Input Spec
  348
- Digital Output Spec
  348
- I/O Slot Spec
  349
- Control I/O Spec
  349
- Connector Pin Assignments
  350
  - Remote Port
    350
  - Control Port
    350
- Dimensions
  351
Appendix C: MIDI

352
- Scene Memory to Program Change Table
  352
- Initial Parameter to Control Change Table
  353
- MIDI Data Format
  369
- Format Details
  369
  - Program Change
    370
  - Timing Clock
    370
  - Bulk Dump
    371
  - Parameter Change
    379
Appendix D: Options

386
- MB2000 Peak Meter Bridge
  386
- Installation
  386
- SP2000 Wooden Side Panels
  388
Index

389
- MIDI Implementation Chart
  401
- Important Safety Instructions
  402
- Explanation of Graphical Symbols
  402

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