Yamaha WC42260 Manuals

Manuals and User Guides for Yamaha WC42260. We have 1 Yamaha WC42260 manual available for free PDF download: Owner's Manual

Yamaha WC42260 Owner's Manual (403 pages)

Digital Production Console Version 2

Brand: Yamaha | Category: Music Mixer | Size: 5.02 MB

- 3
  Important Information
- 4
  Operating Notes
- 6
  Conventions Used in This Manual
- 6
  Package Contents
- 7
  Aux Sends
- 8
  Other Functions
- 8
  Remote Control
- 8
  Scene Memory
- 10
  Table of Contents
17
Welcome
- 19
  Surround Sound
20
Control Surface & Rear Panel
- 20
  Control Surface
  - 21
    Channel Strips
  - 24
    Fader Mode
  - 27
    Display Section
  - 28
    Selected Channel Section
  - 29
    Phase Button
  - 32
    Pan Control
  - 35
    Track Arming
  - 37
    User Defined Keys
  - 42
    Monitor Section
  - 43
    Control Room
- 45
  Rear Panel
- 50
  Power Section
51
Operating Basics
- 51
  Connecting the Power Cord
- 51
  Turning On & Off the DM2000
- 52
  About the Display
- 53
  Selecting Display Pages
- 53
  Display History
- 54
  Display Page Controls
- 54
  Parameter Windows
- 54
  Confirmation Messages
- 54
  Title Edit Window
- 55
  Using a Keyboard
- 55
  Channel Strip Displays
- 57
  Channel Names
- 58
  Selecting Layers
- 59
  Selecting Channels
- 60
  Selecting Fader Modes
- 61
  Selecting Encoder Modes
- 62
  Assigning Parameters to the ENCODER MODE Assign Buttons
64
Analog I/O & the AD Input Section
- 64
  AD Input Section
- 65
  Stereo Out
- 65
  Control Room Monitor Outs
- 65
  Studio Monitor Outs
- 65
  Omni Outs
- 65
  2TR Analog Ins
66
Digital I/O & Cascading
- 66
  Wordclocks
- 67
  Selecting the Wordclock Source
- 68
  2TR Digital Outs
- 69
  2TR Digital Ins
- 69
  2TR In/Out Sampling Rate Conversion
- 70
  Slot I/O
- 72
  Setting the Transfer Format for Higher Sampling Rates
- 73
  Dithering Digital Outputs
- 73
  Monitoring Digital Input Channel Status
- 74
  Cascading Consoles
77
Input & Output Patching
- 77
  Input Patching
- 79
  Output Patching
- 81
  Patching Direct Outs
- 82
  Naming Input & Output Ports
- 83
  Patch Select Window
- 83
  Patching with the Encoders
84
Input Channels
- 84
  Patching Input Channels
- 84
  Metering Input Channels
- 84
  Reversing the Signal Phase
- 85
  Gating Input Channels
- 87
  Attenuating Input Channels
- 87
  Eq'ing Input Channels
- 87
  Grouping Input Channel Eqs
- 87
  Input Channel Inserts
- 87
  Compressing Input Channels
- 88
  Grouping Input Channel Compressors
- 88
  Delaying Input Channels
- 88
  Muting Input Channels (ON/OFF)
- 89
  Grouping Input Channel Mutes (ON/OFF)
- 90
  Input Channel Mute Master
- 90
  Setting Input Channel Levels
- 91
  Grouping Input Channel Faders
- 92
  Group Master for Input Channel Faders
- 93
  Routing Input Channels
- 94
  Routing Pages
- 95
  Panning Input Channels
- 97
  Using Surround Pan
- 99
  Assigning Surround Channels to Buses
- 102
  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
- 103
  Using the MS Stereo Microphone
104
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
- 105
  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
- 106
  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
107
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
- 108
  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
- 109
  Sending Bus Outs to the Stereo Out
- 109
  Viewing Bus Out Settings
- 109
  Copying Bus Out Settings
- 109
  Naming Bus Outs
110
10 Aux Sends
- 110
  Patching Aux Send Masters to Outputs
- 110
  Setting the Aux Send Mode
- 111
  Pre-Fader or Post-Fader Aux Sends
- 111
  Setting Aux Send Levels
- 112
  Muting Aux Sends (ON/OFF)
- 112
  Aux Send Pages
- 114
  Viewing Aux Send Settings
- 116
  Panning Aux Sends
- 117
  Excluding Certain Channels From Aux Sends (MIX Minus)
- 118
  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
- 119
  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
- 120
  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
121
Matrix Sends
- 121
  Patching Matrix Send Masters to Outputs
- 121
  Pre-Fader or Post-Fader Matrix Sends
- 121
  Setting Matrix Send Levels
- 122
  Muting Matrix Sends (ON/OFF)
- 122
  Matrix Send Pages
- 123
  Panning Matrix Sends
- 124
  Viewing Matrix Send Settings
- 124
  Metering Matrix Send Masters
- 124
  Monitoring Matrix Send Masters
- 125
  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
- 126
  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
127
12 Common Channel Functions
- 127
  Metering
- 130
  Attenuating Signals
- 131
  Using EQ
- 135
  Grouping Output Channel Eqs
- 135
  Using Inserts
- 137
  Compressing Channels
- 140
  Grouping Output Channel Compressors
- 141
  Delaying Channel Signals
- 142
  Soloing Channels
- 144
  Pairing Channels
- 146
  Grouping Output Channel Faders
- 147
  Group Master for the Output Channel Faders
- 149
  Grouping Output Channel Mutes (ON/OFF)
- 149
  Output Channel Mute Master
- 150
  Viewing Channel Parameter Settings
- 151
  Viewing Channel Fader Settings
- 155
  Copying Channel Settings
- 156
  Naming Channels
- 157
  Output Channels
158
13 Monitoring & Talkback
- 158
  Control Room Monitoring
- 159
  Studio Monitoring
- 160
  Surround Monitoring
- 163
  Using Talkback & Slate
- 164
  Talkback Setup
165
14 Libraries
- 165
  About the Libraries
- 165
  General Library Operation
- 166
  Channel Library
- 167
  Input Patch Library
- 167
  Output Patch Library
- 168
  GEQ Library
- 168
  Effects Library
- 169
  Bus to Stereo Library
- 170
  Gate Library
- 171
  Comp Library
- 172
  EQ Library
- 173
  Automix Library
- 173
  Surround Monitor Library
174
15 Internal Effects, Plug-Ins & Geqs
- 174
  About the Effects
- 174
  Patching Effects Processors
- 174
  Preset Effects & Types
- 177
  Editing Effects
- 178
  Adding Optional Add-On Effects
- 179
  About Plug-Ins
- 180
  Configuring Plug-Ins
- 181
  Editing Plug-Ins
- 183
  About the Geqs
- 183
  Editing Geqs
- 184
  Editing the Graphic EQ Using the Channel Faders
185
16 Scene Memories
- 185
  About Scene Memories
- 186
  Auto Scene Memory Update
- 187
  Storing & Recalling Scenes with the SCENE MEMORY Buttons
- 188
  Using the Scene Memory Page
- 189
  Fading Scenes
- 190
  Recalling Scenes Safely
- 191
  Sorting Scenes
- 191
  Copying and Pasting a Scene (Global Paste)
193
17 Automix
- 193
  About Automix
- 193
  What's Recorded in an Automix
- 194
  Automix Main Page
- 198
  AUTOMIX Section
- 199
  Channel Strip [AUTO] Buttons
- 199
  Automix Memory Page
- 199
  Fader Edit Pages
- 201
  Selecting the Timecode Source & Frame Rate
- 202
  Creating a Time Signature Map
- 202
  Recording an Automix
- 203
  Inserting MIX Parameters Into Automix
- 205
  Rerecording Events
- 206
  Parameter Recording
- 207
  Punching in & Out Individual Parameters
- 208
  Playing Back an Automix
- 209
  Editing Events Offline
215
18 MIDI
- 215
  MIDI & the DM2000
- 215
  MIDI I/O
- 216
  MIDI Port Setup
- 217
  MIDI Channel Setup
- 218
  Assigning Scenes to Program Changes
- 219
  Assigning Parameters to Control Changes
- 219
  Controlling Parameters By Using Parameter Changes
- 220
  Using Bulk Dump
221
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)
- 222
  Configuring the DM2000
- 222
  Configuring Pro Tools
- 224
  Control Surface Operation with the Pro Tools Remote Layer
  - 227
    Selected Channel
  - 228
    Matrix Select Section
  - 228
    Aux Select Section
  - 229
    Fader Mode Section
  - 229
    Display Access Section
  - 230
    Effects/Plug-Ins Section
  - 235
    Locator Section
  - 237
    Data Entry & Transport Section
- 238
  Scrolling Windows
- 239
  Selecting Channels
- 239
  Assigning Inputs to Channels
- 240
  Assigning Outputs to Channels
- 240
  Setting Channel Levels
- 241
  Muting Channels
- 241
  Panning Channels
- 241
  Soloing Channels
- 242
  Assigning Send Destinations
- 242
  Configuring Sends As Pre or Post
- 243
  Setting Send Levels
- 243
  Muting Sends
- 243
  Panning Sends
- 243
  Flip Mode
- 244
  Assigning Inserts/Plug-Ins
- 245
  Editing Plug-Ins
- 246
  Bypassing Individual Plug-Ins
- 246
  Bypassing All Plug-Ins
- 247
  Resetting Faders, Sends, Panpots & Plug-Ins
- 247
  Navigating the Edit Window
- 248
  Zooming
- 248
  Making Fine Adjustments to the Selected Region
- 249
  Scrub & Shuttle
- 250
  Automation
  - 251
    Trim Mode
  - 251
    Arming Parameters for Automation
- 252
  Panner
253
20 Remote Control
- 253
  About Remote Layers
- 256
  About Machine Control (MMC & P2)
- 257
  Transport Buttons
- 264
  GPI (General Purpose Interface)
- 267
  Controlling AD8HR/AD824 A/D Converters
269
21 Other Functions
- 269
  Using the User Assignable Layers
- 270
  Using the User Defined Keys
- 271
  Saving DM2000 Data to Smartmedia
- 274
  Setting Preferences
- 279
  Using the Oscillator
- 280
  Operation Lock
- 282
  Checking the Battery and the System Version
- 282
  Initializing the DM2000
- 282
  Initializing the Password
283
Appendix A: Parameter Lists
- 283
  User Defined Keys
- 285
  USER DEFINED KEYS Initial Assignments
- 286
  Input Patch Parameters
- 289
  Initial Input Patch Settings
- 290
  Output Patch Parameters
- 297
  Initial Output Patch Settings
- 298
  Initial Input Channel Names
- 299
  Initial Output Channel Names
- 300
  Initial Input Port Names
- 301
  Initial Output Port Names
- 302
  GPI Trigger Source & Target List
- 306
  User Defined Remote Layer Initial Bank Settings
- 310
  Effects Parameters
  - 312
    Delay Lcr
  - 316
    Dual Pitch
  - 317
    Amp Simulate
  - 327
    Auto Pan
- 331
  Effects and Tempo Synchronization
- 332
  Preset EQ Parameters
- 333
  Preset Gate Parameters
- 333
  (Fs = 44.1 Khz)
- 334
  Preset Compressor Parameters (Fs = 44.1 Khz)
- 336
  Dynamics Parameters
- 338
  Comp Section
341
Appendix B: Specifications
- 341
  General Spec
- 346
  Libraries
- 347
  Analog Input Spec
- 347
  Analog Output Spec
- 348
  Digital Input Spec
- 348
  Digital Output Spec
- 349
  I/O Slot Spec
- 349
  Control I/O Spec
- 350
  Connector Pin Assignments
- 351
  Dimensions
352
Appendix C: MIDI
- 352
  Scene Memory to Program Change Table
- 353
  Initial Parameter to Control Change Table
- 369
  MIDI Data Format
- 369
  Format Details
  - 370
    Program Change
  - 370
    Timing Clock
  - 371
    Bulk Dump
  - 379
    Parameter Change
386
Appendix D: Options
- 386
  MB2000 Peak Meter Bridge
- 388
  SP2000 Wooden Side Panels
389
Index
- 401
  MIDI Implementation Chart
- 402
  Important Safety Instructions

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Manuals and User Guides for Yamaha WC42260. We have 1 Yamaha WC42260 manual available for free PDF download: Owner's Manual

Yamaha WC42260 Owner's Manual (403 pages)

Table of Contents

17 Welcome

20 Control Surface & Rear Panel

51 Operating Basics

64 Analog I/O & the AD Input Section

66 Digital I/O & Cascading

77 Input & Output Patching

84 Input Channels

104 Stereo Out

107 Bus Outs

110 10 Aux Sends

121 Matrix Sends

127 12 Common Channel Functions

158 13 Monitoring & Talkback

165 14 Libraries

174 15 Internal Effects, Plug-Ins & Geqs

185 16 Scene Memories

193 17 Automix

215 18 MIDI

221 19 Pro Tools Remote Layer

253 20 Remote Control

269 21 Other Functions

283 Appendix A: Parameter Lists

341 Appendix B: Specifications

352 Appendix C: MIDI

386 Appendix D: Options

389 Index

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17
Welcome

20
Control Surface & Rear Panel

51
Operating Basics

64
Analog I/O & the AD Input Section

66
Digital I/O & Cascading

77
Input & Output Patching

84
Input Channels

104
Stereo Out

107
Bus Outs

110
10 Aux Sends

121
Matrix Sends

127
12 Common Channel Functions

158
13 Monitoring & Talkback

165
14 Libraries

174
15 Internal Effects, Plug-Ins & Geqs

185
16 Scene Memories

193
17 Automix

215
18 MIDI

221
19 Pro Tools Remote Layer

253
20 Remote Control

269
21 Other Functions

283
Appendix A: Parameter Lists

341
Appendix B: Specifications

352
Appendix C: MIDI

386
Appendix D: Options

389
Index