Yamaha PM-1000 Mixing Console User Manual


Yamaha PM-1000 Mixing Console User Manual - cover page
Brand
Yamaha
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
20
File format
PDF
File size
3.4 MB
Published
13 June, 2012
Updated
13 June, 2012
Model
PM-1000
MD5 checksum
A0BF995D4FF37C555121A5701636DB46

About this manual

This document provides instructions for using the Yamaha PM-1000 mixing console, specifically focusing on the Input Module and Phase Switch. It explains how to check inputs for correct phase to prevent acoustic cancellations and how to intentionally reverse phase to improve sound character in complex setups like drum sets. The text emphasizes that listening is the only valid means to determine the best phase setting.

What's inside

  • Input Module
  • Phase Switch
  • Output Assign Switches
  • Pan Pot
  • Bus Assign Switching
  • Echo 1 & 2 Mix Controls
  • High Pass Filter
  • Equalizer

Frequently asked questions

How do you check inputs for correct phase?

Begin with all channels in the N mode, assign mics to the cue bus, match levels, and reverse the phase of one mic by moving its switch to R. If the bass increases, leave it in R mode.

What is the purpose of the 80Hz filter setting?

It reduces vocal P-pops and 60Hz hum from electric instruments without noticeably changing the sound.

How does the pan pot operate in the center position?

When set at mid-rotation, it feeds the left buses (7 & 3) and the right buses (2 & 4) at maximum and equal level.

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