Self-Training Area: Yamaha DM7 Series

This page is designed to guide you from discovering the console to mastering complex workflows.

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Connect the DM7 to the outside world.

Network, Editor & StageMix (#13): IP and Wi-Fi configuration to control the console via iPad (StageMix) or computer (Editor).
Rio-D3 Stage Boxes (#15): Declaration, patching, and control of remote stage racks.
Recording & Virtual Soundcheck (#14): 2-track (USB), 18-track (Host), or 64-track (Dante) recording with Nuendo Live.
OSC Control: Remotely control the DM7 with QLab or external PLCs.

Shure SLX-D Ecosystem: Monitoring of wireless microphones (drum, RF) directly on the console channels.
Waves SoundGrid (WSG-PY64 sound card): Insert studio plugins into your live mix via SuperRack.

Advanced features for complex projects.

Bus (Vari vs Fixed): A Vari bus acts as an auxiliary send (individual leveling), while a Fixed bus acts as a subgroup.
Dante (144 I/O): The audio-over-IP protocol used by the DM7. It can handle 144 channels at 96kHz.
Split Mode: Allows you to physically and logically separate the console into two sections (e.g., one for the front-of-house mix, the other for monitors).
SRC (Sample Rate Converter): Present on the PY64-D board, it allows you to mix 48kHz devices in a 96kHz project without digital errors.