This manual introduces the use of DME, SP2060, ICP1, and DME Designer software, as well as the various conditions they can support. With the DME Designer software, you can build a complete audio system installation from input to output, and send the system data to the DME and SP2060 to make them independent processors. The product has a wide range of applications, including audio installations, sub-mixing, speaker system control, matrix/routing, and multi-effect processing.
The Yamaha DME Designer software provides a central interface for creating and controlling DME-based audio systems. It allows users to build custom audio installations, including sub-mixing, speaker system control, matrix routing, and multi-effect processing, by connecting to DME units or SP2060 processors via USB or Ethernet.
The software organizes the audio system logically using "Areas," "Zones," and "Device Groups." Users create "Configurations" composed of various signal-processing components, such as equalizers, compressors, and crossovers. These configurations, along with their preset parameters, are managed as "Scenes" that can be recalled via the Scene Manager or external controllers like MIDI or GPI.
The abbreviation 'DME' refers to the DMEG4N, DME24N, DME8i-C, DME80-C, DME4io-C, DMESi-ES, DME8o0-ES, and DME4io-ES models.
Up to 999 scenes can be registered in a DME unit.
A single Device Group can include as many as 16 devices.