Why is sound distorted on my Yamaha 01V96i?
Sound distortion on your Yamaha Music Mixer can occur due to several reasons. Ensure the wordclock is correctly set. Check if the GAIN is at an appropriate level. Also, verify that the input and STEREO channel faders aren't raised excessively, and that the EQ or COMP gain isn't too high.
What to do if sound is not input on Yamaha 01V96i Music Mixer?
If sound is not being input into your Yamaha Music Mixer, consider the following: * Verify the optional I/O card is correctly inserted. * Confirm the signal from the external device is being input. * Check if the input port is patched to an input channel. * Ensure the GAIN is set to an appropriate level. * Verify the EQ attenuator is raised. * Check if an insert is turned on but not assigned correctly. * Confirm the input channel’s [ON] key indicator is lit. * Ensure the input channel’s fader is raised.
What to do if sound is not output on Yamaha Music Mixer?
If sound is not outputting from your Yamaha Music Mixer, check these points: * Ensure the optional I/O card is correctly inserted. * Verify the STEREO channel’s [ON] key indicator is lit. * Confirm the output channel is patched to an output port.
Why is volume insufficient on my Yamaha 01V96i?
If you're experiencing insufficient volume with your Yamaha Music Mixer, check these settings: Is the GAIN set to an appropriate level? Is the input channel’s fader raised? Could the EQ gain be lowered excessively? Could the GATE/COMP threshold or ratio be set to an excessive value? Is the EQ attenuator raised? Is the output channel’s fader raised? Also, check the levels in each screen of the METER function.
What to do if sound is output even though not patched to an output channel on Yamaha Music Mixer?
If sound is outputting even when not patched to an output channel on your Yamaha Music Mixer, it might be because the input channel is set to direct out, or insert out is assigned to the output channel.
What to do if sound is not output from headphones or MONITOR OUT jacks on Yamaha 01V96i Music Mixer?
If you're not getting sound from the headphones or MONITOR OUT jacks on your Yamaha Music Mixer, check if the [PHONES] knob or [LEVEL] knob is set to an appropriate volume.
How to transmit or receive MIDI data on Yamaha 01V96i?
To transmit or receive MIDI data on your Yamaha Music Mixer, ensure the MIDI PORT is selected correctly. Also, verify that the MODE and channel are selected correctly on both the transmitting and receiving devices. Finally, check if you have assigned an event to the program change.
What to do if power won’t turn on, panel LEDs or LCD won’t light on Yamaha 01V96i Music Mixer?
If the power still does not turn on, contact a Yamaha service center listed at the end of the manual.
What to do if when a scene is recalled, some channels or parameters do not update on Yamaha Music Mixer?
If some channels or parameters don't update when a scene is recalled on your Yamaha Music Mixer, recall safe may be specified for those channels or parameters.
Why when a scene is recalled, it takes time for the faders to stop on Yamaha 01V96i Music Mixer?
If it takes time for the faders to stop when a scene is recalled on your Yamaha Music Mixer, a fade time might have been specified.
General| Sample rate | 96 kHz |
|---|---|
| Channels quantity | 36 channels |
| Power consumption (typical) | 90 W |
| DJ mixer | No |
| USB port | Yes |
| Apple docking compatibility | Not supported |
| USB 2.0 ports quantity | 1 |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 548 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 436 mm |
| Height | 148 mm |
| Weight | 14000 g |
Explains the meaning of graphical symbols used in safety instructions.
Details FCC compliance, modification warnings, and cable recommendations.
Instructions for correctly connecting the power plug and cord.
Covers essential safety warnings to prevent injury or damage.
Provides cautions regarding device placement, handling, and power cord safety.
Covers procedures for connecting, maintaining, and safely handling the device.
Includes important notices, care precautions, backup battery info, and general information.
Lists the items included with the 01V96i and information regarding the provided discs.
Details utility software for connectivity and instructions for firmware updates.
Describes the manual's content, structure, and conventions used for operation.
Overview of the control surface sections including AD Input, Display, Fader Mode, etc.
Details channel strip, stereo, monitor/headphone controls, and layer selection.
Explains display access, ST IN, fader modes, selected channel, scene memory, user keys, data entry, and solo functions.
Details rear panel sections like PHANTOM +48V, AD Output, Digital I/O, MIDI/USB, SLOT, and Power.
Step-by-step instructions for installing a mini-YGDAI I/O card into the SLOT.
Explains the display elements, page selection, and interface controls.
How to select channels, fader modes, and adjust levels.
Describes metering, meter pages, and using scene memories for settings.
Explains typical ways to connect the 01V96i to external equipment.
Illustrates setting up analog mixing and DAW recording systems.
Explains the importance of wordclock and methods for distribution.
Guides on selecting the wordclock source for proper synchronization.
Explains how to view and change signal assignments to inputs and outputs.
Explains how to patch output signals to the USB OUT for DAW connectivity.
Step-by-step guide on patching input and output signals for connectivity.
Guides on adjusting input levels using PAD, GAIN, faders, and meter positions.
Explains channel pairing for stereo and routing methods using Buses/Direct Outs.
How to route signals via Buses and set panpots for various outputs.
How to use the 4-band EQ and recall preset EQ settings for input signals.
How to use compressors and adjust parameters for input signals.
How to use internal effects processors and manage their input/output patching.
How to send input signals via USB to a computer for recording in DAW software.
How to record multiple input channels directly to DAW tracks for individual track recording.
How to send DAW track signals back for monitoring and adjust levels.
How to store, recall, and name Scene memories for saving mix parameters and settings.
How to change default input and output channel names using the PATCH screen.
How to create a custom layer by combining channels for flexible control.
How to use the built-in oscillator for sound checks, selecting waveforms and levels.
How to assign functions to User Defined Keys [1]-[8] for creating shortcuts.
How to use the Operation Lock function with a password to prevent unintentional edits.
How to reset the device to factory default settings and reset the Operation Lock password.
Solutions for common problems related to power and audio input/output.
Addresses issues with signal routing, levels, noise, and headroom.
Solutions for problems with memory storage, MIDI communication, and scene recall.
Troubleshooting steps for specific frequency issues and DAW software connectivity.
Lists error messages related to memory backup and MIDI/SLOT/USB communication.
Error messages for digital I/O, synchronization, and memory operations.
Error messages indicating conflicts or limitations during operations.
Error messages related to output patching and routing issues.
Provides general specs including scene memories, sampling frequency, signal delay, and faders.
Details specs for AD/Digital inputs and Analog/Digital outputs.
Specifications for oscillator, stereo, omni, digital, and optional outputs.
Specs for internal effects, power requirements, dimensions, and accessories.
Details the parameters for EQ, Gate, Compressor, Expander, and Compander functions.
Details the number of presets and user memories available for various libraries.
Detailed specifications for analog input and output channels and connectors.
Specifications for digital input and output formats like 2TR IN/OUT and ADAT.
Lists compatible I/O cards, MIDI/USB/Word Clock specs, and dimensions.
Provides the physical dimensions, unit measurements, and electrical specifications.
Instructions for rack mounting the 01V96i using the optional RK1 kit.
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