Yamaha DM2000 Orientation Guide

Yamaha DM2000 Digital Production Console
Orientation Guide
What You Need To Know At Startup:
Control Surface Layout
* System Setup
* Input Patching
* Input Channel Naming
* Effects Input Patching
* Output Patching
* Output Channel Naming
Input Channel Setup
Output Channel Setup
Assigning Subgroups
Storing & Recalling Scenes
* Once done, these are used infrequently unless system is modified.
Other important topics you will want to become familiar with:
— Automation Computer
— Machine Control
— Aux Send Mode Change
— Metering, Levels & G.R.
— Block Diagram (Signal Flow)
— Monitoring & Talkback / Oscillator
— Copying Parameters
— Pairing Inputs or Outputs
— DAW Control
— Pre / Post Sends
— Diamond Buttons
— Preferences (your custom settings)
— Effects Processors
— Rotary Encoders
— Fader & Mute Groups
— Sixteen Ch. Card Use – v1.14 or later
— Fader Recall Safe
— SmartMedia™ Card Backup
— GPI
— Stereo Inputs & Outputs
— Graphic Equalizers
— Studio Manager Software
— Grouping Parameters
— Surround Sound – v1.1 or later
— Initializing Console
— Time Fades
— I/O Patch Linking – v1.1 or later
— Updating the Operating System
— Libraries
— User Defined Keys
NOTE: Many signal path and function edits can be done more than one way
(hardware keys or via software). Choose your preference for each.

Yamaha DM2000 Specifications

General

Type	Digital Mixing Console
Channels	96
Sampling Rate	44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 88.2 kHz, 96 kHz
Bit Depth	24-bit
Aux Sends	12
Matrix	8 x 8
EQ Bands	4-band parametric
Word Clock	Yes
Effects	Internal Effects Processors
Digital I/O	AES/EBU, ADAT
Display	LCD