Yamaha Audio DM2000 User Manual

Yamaha DM2000 Update V1.1

This document explains the new and revised func­tions for DM2000 Update 1.1.

Scene Memory & Input/Output Patch Linking

Input Patch and Output Patch library memories can
be linked to Scene memories so that when a Scene is
recalled, the input and output patches are recalled as
well.

The PATCH LINK INPUT and OUTPUT parame­ters can be found on the Scene Memory page shown
below, which is located by pressing the SCENE
MEMORY [DISPLAY] button.

5.1 ON

3-1 ON

5.1 OFF

3-1 OFF

Use the cursor buttons to select the PATCH LINK
INPUT and OUTPUT parameters, use the Parame­ter wheel to select Input Patch and Output Patch
library memories, and press the [ENTER] button to
set. A dash (–) means that no patch memory is
selected.

When you store a Scene, the last recalled or stored
Input Patch and Output Patch library memories are
automatically linked to that Scene.

If the specified Input or Output Patch library mem­ory contains no data, only the Scene is recalled, the
input and output patching will remain the same.

Bass Management for 3-1 & ST
Monitor Matrixes

Bass Management can now be used with the 3-1 and
Stereo Out monitor matrixes. Previously, Bass Man­agement could be used only with the 5.1 monitor
matrix. The Bass Management function can be
found on the Surround Monitor Setup page, which
can be located by using the MONITOR [DISPLAY]
button when either the 3-1 or 5.1 Surround mode is
selected.

The following screen shots show the Bass Manage­ment configurations for the 5.1, 3-1, and Stereo
monitor matrixes, with Bass Management turned on
and off.

ST ON

Note: When using the 3-1 monitor matrix, even with
film sources, use Bass Management presets 1 and 2
(presets 3 and 4 may not provide correct monitoring).

In addition, the Monitor Matrix configurations have
changed as follows. (The 5.1 to 5.1 matrix is
unchanged.)

3-1 to 3-1

3-1 to ST

5.1 to ST

ST OFF

5.1 to 5.1

5.1 to 3-1

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DAW Control Regardless of Layer Selection

Previously, the transport controls, locator, track
arming functions, and shuttle and scrub could be
used to control an external DAW only when a
Remote Layer was selected. With the new DAW
CONTROL option, a DAW can be controlled
regardless of which Layer is currently selected.

The new MACHINE CONTROL and DAW CON­TROL options have been added to the following five
pages: Machine Configuration and Locate Memory,
which are selected by using the LOCATOR [DIS­PLAY] button, and Track Arming Group, MTR
Tr ack Arming Configuration, and Master Track
Arming Configuration, which are selected by using
the TRACK ARMING [DISPLAY] button.

When the MACHINE CONTROL option is on,
external MMC/P2 machines can be controlled,
except when a DAW Remote layer is selected, in
which case the DAW is controlled. When the DAW
CONTROL option is on, the DAW can be controlled
regardless of which Layer is currently selected.

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