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Showing posts with label Yamaha news. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yamaha news. Show all posts

Wednesday, 7 August 2013

CL series v1.61 is released

Posted on 21:12 by Unknown
The fixed firmware is now available.
The HA issue is fixed and some of other issues too. Please check new features and improvements from v1.51 here.

Shaun

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Monday, 29 July 2013

"Audio Quality in Networked Systems" series

Posted on 16:53 by Unknown

Hi everyone,

Have you read the series of articles? I believe this is the first time to introduce the material to you here.
- Audio Quality in Networked Systems -
This biweekly series of white paper presents a summary of the most important quality issues in networked audio systems to support system designers and sound engineers in maximizing their system’s Performance and Response, achieving the maximum Audio Quality and Sound Quality.
And we have uploaded the sixth chapter of the "Audio Quality in Networked Systems" series yesterday.
I hope you will find something new with it.

Shaun

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Posted in Audinate, CL Series, CL tips, Dante, Digital Mixing 101, Digital SR Systems 101, Digital System Design 101, EtherSound, Rio Series, Tech tips, Trouble shooting tips, Yamaha news | No comments

Wednesday, 17 July 2013

CL V1.6 uses, please go back to v1.51

Posted on 15:45 by Unknown
We posted the following announcement to the CL firmware download page.

With V1.60 firmware, we have found that CL consoles may partially lose HA gain control of R series units after being powered on for a long period of time. We are preparing new firmware to fix this. Please use V1.5 firmware until the fixed firmware is released. If your current firmware version is V1.60, make sure to change it to the following:
CL: MAIN V1.51, SUB V1.50, Rio3224/1608-D V1.50, Ri8/Ro8-D V1.51
We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience.
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Thursday, 27 June 2013

CL series v1.6 released

Posted on 18:44 by Unknown

It's a busy week!
V1.6 software for CL 1/3/5 and Rio3224-D/168-D/Ri8-D/Ro8-D is released.
Now, Shure ULX-D and our new amplifiers appear in the I/O DEVICE screen to patch.
Please refer to the download page for details.
 
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StageMix v4 released

Posted on 01:33 by Unknown


The V4 is now available at App Store.
New features for LS9 and M7CL are:
  • Dynamics Processor Editing
  • Output Port Delay Editing
  • Output Port Phase
  • Output Port Levels (Attenuation)
  • PEQ Copy/Paste
  • Phantom Power Switching
  • Mix Send Pre/Post Switching
  • Retina Display Support
CL series got them all and "HPF Slope Parameter (CL V1.5 only)".

Shaun
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Wednesday, 10 April 2013

MGP32X and MGP24X introduced

Posted on 21:20 by Unknown

We have announced a new addition to our MGP mixer lineup.
Same as MGP16X or MGP12X, they feature:
  • D-PRE microphone pre-amp
  • X-pressive EQ
  • Stereo Hybrid Channel (“Ducker”, “Leveler” and “Stereo Image”)
  • REV-X reverb
  • and SPX digital multi-effect processor

Some of new features for the 24ch and 32ch models are:
  • 31-band Flex9 GEQ on the STEREO bus
  • two types of master compressors: conventional compressor or 3-band compressor
For more information for our new products, please visit our global web site.
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Monday, 11 March 2013

CL series V1.5 software available

Posted on 19:05 by Unknown
Software for CL series is updated to version 1.5.
It provides new features, improvements, and fixes.
Here are some new features:
  • Supports the Scene Preview function.
  • Supports the Help function.
  • Ri8-D, Ro8-D, NXAMP with NXDT104, etc. were added as Dante devices which can be detected / patched in CL series.
  • Added a CUE LEVEL knob to the CUE popup window, allowing adjustment of the Cue level. This can be assigned to a Custom Fader.
  • Added a HPF type select button to the HPF/EQ popup window (1ch), and the magnitude of attenuation has an option of -12dB/oct or -6dB/oct.
It is available here.

Shaun
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Tuesday, 4 December 2012

New STAGEPAS series is announced

Posted on 06:32 by Unknown

Our speaker and amplifier team worked hard to brush up its sound quality and functionality of the mixer. You will find more capability with this simple system.

Power and SPL have been boosted. Of course, it's not only the numbers, but also speaker units and cabinet were much improved to produce better sound at higher SPL. Please try it at a shop and compare with other systems which state more wattage in their spec sheets. You will see reality.

The mixer has now reverb type, time and send level control which I like. You have more control and may use this product in wider applications.
And Feedback Suppressor (w/ switch) is a big bonus. I tried it at our listening session with SM58, and it worked as expected. I believe it was with 7 dynamic notch filters. It was enough for a small production.

Please find more details on our product page.

Shaun
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Tuesday, 13 November 2012

NUAGE debut

Posted on 17:25 by Unknown
Yamaha and Steinberg launched a new production system.
The system includes Fader unit and Master unit for Nuendo integration, and variation of Dante audio interface units to establish audio network in a production studio. Of course, these audio interface are compatible with CL series.
Please check its special website. 
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Monday, 30 April 2012

StageMix version 3 for M7CL/LS9 released

Posted on 18:34 by Unknown

 
The new version is available. Update your software now!

We see the StageMix has given your LS9 most flexibility of system setup. Now more of parameters is available in your iPad.
* CORRECTION: "DCA fader" is only available in M7CL StageMix. Sorry for the error in the information page. It will be corrected very soon.
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Wednesday, 21 March 2012

New consoles released!! -- CL series

Posted on 03:12 by Unknown
Finally, they are released in Frankfurt. You will find product details at yamahaproaudio.com.
Your questions will be welcome!

Shaun
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Monday, 30 January 2012

New PM5D and DSP5D Firmware Available Now

Posted on 11:44 by Unknown

Yamaha recently released new versions of firmware for our PM5D and DSP5D digital mixing systems.  The new firmware brings the PM5D up to Version 2.27 and the DSP5D to Version 1.27. 

Your current versions of Studio Manager (2.3.1, 2.3.0) and Editors (2.2.5) will still work with your PM5D and DSP5D unless you're upgrading from firmware Version/s 2.22/1.22 and lower.

Instructions and information on properly upgrading your unit can be found online via the links below.  Be sure that you've backed up your PM5D and DSP5D before loading the new firmware as your current data will be intilized during the firmware update process.

PM5D Firmware 2.2.7:
http://www.yamahaproaudio.com/global/en/downloads/firmware_software/pm5dv2/pm5dv2_frm227.jsp

DSP5D Firmware 1.2.7:
http://www.yamahaproaudio.com/global/en/downloads/firmware_software/dsp5d/dsp5d_frm127.jsp
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Friday, 27 January 2012

MGP Mixing Consoles Released at NAMM 2012

Posted on 15:58 by Unknown

Winter NAMM 2012 from Anaheim, CA was the most successful ever with over 95,000 attendees from all over the globe. One of the many new products Yamaha showcased at NAMM was our MGP Series of mixing consoles. The MGP line boasts two models, each one sporting the same feature set; the MGP12X and MGP16X.  While the MGP12X and MGP16X differ in channel counts, they both share the new and unique internal components, DSP, and features.  These new innovations come on the heels of decades in professional mixer design and promise to be the premier feature set amongst small format analog mixing consoles.

Features

D-PRE: The MGP series sports Yamaha's latest refinement in its microphone preamplifier circuit.  The D-Pre microphone preamplifier was originally designed by Yamaha to be used in our high-end recording equipment.  The D-Pre's are Class-A mic preamps that utilize an inverted Darlington circuit design.  The Darlington circuit works by employing two transistors, essentially the signal is amplified by the first circuit and then further amplified by the second circuit.  The result is more power with lower impedance giving you, the user unparallelled depth, imagery and warmth.  Fat natural bass and a pristine smooth high end set this mixer apart from others in it's class.  

X-Pressive EQ: Yamaha has spent years developing the classic vintage sound in digital form through work on our VCM line of dynamic digital effects.  Studying sought after signal processing characteristics from legendary gear proved to be valuable as the research directly influenced the design of our new Equalizers on board the MGP Consoles.  The X-Pressive EQ's feature steep shelving of the high and low bands as well as pristine accuracy and response.  X-Pressive EQ gives the engineer the tools needed to process signals with that classic analog vibe offering truly unique possibilities for sound shaping.

1-Knob Compressor: You may be familiar with Yamaha's 1-Knob Compressor from the MGP's predecessor, the MG Line of analog mixing consoles.  The 1-Knob Compressor design offers engineers the dynamic control needed without the hassle of having to tweak multiple knobs.  Featuring optimally set parameters well suited for a wide variety of source material the 1-Knob Compressors are the perfect combination of efficiency and performance.

Hybrid Channel: While the MGP Series are analog consoles they also feature some very powerful on board DSP that provides for an expansive tool set with the feel and response of analog controls.  These stereo channels on the MGP mixers have the same X-Pressive 3 Band EQ as the other input channels but are also capable of other impressive and useful tasks thanks to their unique feature set and on board DSP.  Each stereo channel in the Hybrid Channel section has a Priority Ducker, Automatic Leveler and, Stereo Image control.  

-The Priority Ducker allows one microphone to take priority over another sound source.  Just set it and forget it, no engineer is needed to raise and lower microphone levels.  The attenuation of the music or sound source can also be adjusted depending on what is best for your system and environment. 

-The Leveler is another great feature that is perfect for smaller venues and unattended console operation.  Just turn the Leveler on and any signal input to the Hybrid Channel will all be automatically compressed so that all songs playback at the same volume level.  This makes for a much more pleasurable listening experience for the audience while the console can remain unmanned.


-The Stereo Image function blends the balance between right and left stereo sound sources so that audiences spread over a wide listening area can enjoy the mix much more naturally.  This feature is perfect for venues with multiple zones or speakers that are spread far apart from one another.


Dual Digital Effects: In addition to the stellar dynamic effects offered on board the MGP Consoles there are also professional quality time-based effects taken from Yamaha's professional line of studio mixing consoles.  The Rev-X Reverb package on the MGP offers three open and natural sounding reverbs; Hall, Room, and Plate.  The Rev-X Reverb package has previously never been available on any of our analog mixing consoles.  For even more time-based signal processing flexibility we've also included our famous SPX digital multi-effect processor.  SPX processing provides for 16 adjustable and incredibly useful effects.  Both Rev-X and SPX processes can be used simultaneously on the MGP consoles making for one truly professional effects section.


Digital Connectivity for iPod/iPhone: The MGP desks also are capable of bringing sources in via USB from your iPod or iPhone.  Signal from your iPod/iPhone can either be applied to the 2TR input or one of the Hybrid Channels for further signal processing.  The USB input for your iPod/iPhone also functions as a controller as well. Simply plug in your device equipped with the MGP Editor App (Available in the Apple App Store) and you'll have access to even more effects parameters giving you unprecedented control over the Rev-X and SPX effects.

By now I'm sure you're quite familiar with the MGP Series of analog mixing consoles but, just in case you're hungry for more there's a lot more info on the specifications and features unique to the MGP Series over at our website.  If you have any questions about the MGP Series or anything else related to Yamaha Commercial Audio feel free to give our Technical Support Department a call at: 866-211-9366 (Opt .1) between the hours of 8:30AM-12:00PM and 1:00PM-5:00PM Pacific Standard Time.  Thanks for reading!
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Tuesday, 10 January 2012

Are you coming to NAMM 2012?

Posted on 02:26 by Unknown

Happy New Year!!

Our YamahaProAudio.com web site is updated with the image above.
I'm traveling on 18th from Japan to attend NAMM show in Anaheim, CA.
I'm looking forward to seeing you there.

Shaun
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Monday, 19 December 2011

01V96i Product Page Update

Posted on 11:35 by Unknown

It was just over a month ago that we announced the release of our O1V96i mixing console here at the Trainers on the Road Blog.  We didn't have a lot of information regarding the latest addition to our 0 Series Lineup then but just recently the full updated product page was made available at Yamaha's website for your viewing pleasure.  Complete with pictures, block diagram, specs and full explanations of the console's features and functions; the website's information is sure to satisfy the most discerning of audio professionals.  In addition to the product page Yamaha also released the 01V96i Editor for use with the Studio Manager host application.  Below you'll find links to the product page as well as links to specific sections in case you'd rather just jump right into it.  

01V96i Links

01V96i Overview
Features
Specifications
Photos
Downloads

All the best and Happy Holidays,
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Sunday, 3 July 2011

A digital mixer survey

Posted on 21:11 by Unknown
Yamaha Japan put a survey on the web.
Let us know your thought about our Digital Mixers. It takes few minutes to complete.
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Monday, 23 May 2011

StageMix updated

Posted on 17:35 by Unknown
LS9 StageMix V1.1 and M7CL StageMix V1.6 are released yesterday.

Please update yours for better stability, and STEREO and MONO master faders are now available for M7CL.
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Wednesday, 13 April 2011

LS9 StageMix now available

Posted on 23:26 by Unknown
To LS9 users, it is available now. Please try it out!



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Monday, 4 April 2011

Console File Converter released

Posted on 18:53 by Unknown
We have just released the utility software. Now you can move your console file between PM5D, M7CL, and LS9.
Please note that some parameters will be changed with a optimizing rule for the most compatibility, or not converted. Please check the owner's manual for details.
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Tuesday, 16 November 2010

V3.5 for M7CL will be available in this winter

Posted on 03:31 by Unknown
It's just announced today.
Beta version will be demonstrated at InterBEE in Makuhari, Japan. I'll be there tomorrow. If you are coming to the show, please come to the Yamaha booth and find me!

Alternate functions will be very handy. Please press and hold UDK #8 and operate the Selected Channel section to find new parameters.
Many more features will be added to make your experience with M7CL better. Please check them at the Yamaha web site.
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