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General| Type | Digital Mixer |
|---|---|
| Bit Depth | 24-bit |
| Built-in Effects | Yes |
| Aux Sends | 8 |
| Faders | 16 |
| Automation | Yes |
| Motorized Faders | Yes |
| Display | LCD |
| EQ Bands | 4 |
| Sample Rate | 44.1 kHz / 48 kHz |
| Digital I/O | ADAT, AES/EBU |
| Power Supply | AC |
| Analog I/O | XLR, TRS |
Covers potential hazards from electricity and improper use of the audio equipment.
Highlights the advanced capabilities and modular design of the TM-D4000 console.
Explains the manual's structure and conventions used.
Details the use of auxiliary sends and the internal effect processor.
Describes the console's layout, software controls, and navigation methods.
Explains the different fader layers used to control multiple channels.
Explains how to navigate and select different display screens.
Covers the configuration of digital inputs, outputs, and related settings.
Details the selection and management of word clock sources for system synchronization.
Configures how location points are displayed on the counter or screen.
Explains the signal path and controls for individual input modules.
Details the use and configuration of the six auxiliary sends.
Covers assigning input channels to output busses or direct outputs.
Explains the different solo modes (PFL, Inplace Solo) and their functions.
Configures the console for various surround sound mixing formats and speaker layouts.
Lists and describes the available internal effects like reverb, delay, and dynamics.
Covers storing, recalling, and managing complete console settings as snapshots.
Configures the TM-D4000 to control external devices like recorders and sequencers.
Configures MIDI communication parameters like channels, modes, and system messages.
Details linking multiple TM-D4000 units together to expand channel capacity.
Accesses core mixing functions like EQ, auxiliary sends, assignments, and effects.
Dedicated keys for controlling module parameters via the display.
Details microphone and line level input connectors and their associated controls.
Covers digital audio connections, including ADAT, SPDIF, and AES/EBU formats.
Lists and explains potential error and warning messages displayed by the system.
Explains how to route audio signals from external sources for recording.
Guides on saving and recalling mix settings using the snapshot feature.
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