Yamaha DM3-D 22-Channel Digital Mixer: 5 Things All Should Know
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2024
- DM3's features are impressive, offering an array of creative and technical options to scale down your productions, stream, and or go mobile. I reach beyond popular marketing functionality and drill down into important details that I believe make this unit stand out. Watch this presentation now to learn exactly what those are, and why anyone interested in DM3 should know about them. #YamahaDM3 #DM3DigitalMixer #DigitalAudioMixer
Out of the gate, DM3s have become popular due to the unit’s price, functionality, and mobility to name a few reasons. However, there are many other notable facts about DM3 that I wanted to highlight and share with anyone interested in hopes that it serves useful. Thanks for watching, as it’s always appreciated.
Hello! it's more than intersesting for me cauz I need to be well posted before purchasing this device. Can U tell me more about this
When English is not your first language, but you still nail the video narration like a champ! ❤
Thanks for watching.
Great video. Answered 3 of my questions as I process using dante more in my setups.
Wondering if it has the info integration feature with shure dante enabled wireless mics, where wireless parameters automatically show up on console.
Thanks for the info but I am happy with my zoom products!!! Have a blessed day and we love you!!!
Now that's loyalty. Thanks so much for watching. 👍
Is there a plan to add auto mix in a future update?
Great news sir 🙏🙏🙏❤️
good points
Can you use StageMix when the unit is in DAW mode?
When does the Yamaha DM3-D start shipping? I've had two on pre-order since May and I'm thinking about canceling them since they've been on back order forever.
Will this send multichannel audio for recording on an iPad?
As I am not a very technical deep diver into recording, I still am curious on why it is so hard to make the USB/thumbnail record more than just the two stereo out channels. I meen, look at the Presonus StudioLive series iii. They can record multiple channels to thumbnail, making it a standalone recording mixer. And they are no that expensive compared to their pears.
I think the answer to this is that 1) many bands don't care if their console can record or not, so few people push the manufacturers to include that ability, and 2) there is a HUGE variation in the quality of USB sticks and SD cards. So much so, that many cheap USB sticks can not keep up with the required data rate of recording 16 to 32 channels of 24 bit 48KHz uncompressed WAV audio. Meanwhile, even the cheapest garbage grade USB sticks can usually keep up with the bit rate required to record stereo audio. When a multi track recording fails because the USB stick is garbage, most customers will blame the console, not their tight a55 wallet that refused to spend an extra $10 on a better USB stick or SD card. I've tested a vast array of SD cards on my x32 with an X-Live card (multi-track), and some work, some don't. I keep a little box with all the cards that passed testing ready to load into the mixer for multi track recording of shows. I've even found USB sticks so slow they don't work in the USB slot for stereo recording... and that means it's a dog awful garbage of a USB stick.
Multitrack output does not have anything to do with being a standalone mixer.
A stand-alone mixer would output in stereo 2ch . You’ve already mixed it you don’t need stems unless you want to mix it again.
If you are wanting to recording to a usb drive then take it into a daw , that’s not a standalone recording mixer, you’d just hook it up to the daw.
Logically multitrack print to usb doesn’t make a lot of sense.
If you want that you can get the Tascam model 24 though. It does it.
@@DG-ss1gc - Strongly disagree, sir. Strongly. It's incredibly convenient to just CLICK ONE BUTTON on the console or the remote app & immediately have a full multi track recording happening. Perhaps you work for a big sound company as the lead engineer & have lots of assistants at your command, but I personally have no time to spend on bringing yet another laptop & cabling to a gig, configuring it, testing to make sure all channels are recording & at the proper levels... yes, I've done this on Yamaha & other products without a multi track recorder built in, and it's just way more hassle.
"You've already mixed it..." again, I sense the attitude of a lead engineer at a large company in this statement... in small clubs where musicians insist on using their own amps, the FoH mix can be wildly different than what is heard in the room. Frequently a mix that sounds good in a small room will be light on acoustic drums, light on guitar, and perhaps light on bass, depending on the size of the bass amp. On most mixers with 2 track stereo recorders, the FoH mix is what is recorded to the 2 track... thus your stereo recording is going to sound like balls... heavy on vocals, heavy on keys, light on everything else. The only way to ensure that a recording sounds great no matter what is to multi track it. And the easiest way to multi track it is one touch multi track record to USB, SSD or SD / microSD.
And being able to one click multi track record the band you are mixing is an amazing learning tool. Even when I have no intention of publishing the recording or sharing it with the band, being able to go back & play with the tracks to see if there was a better way of doing things is the best learning tool ever invented, IMO. I would probably never do this if I had to take the extra time of setting up a DAW at the show.
Are there only 16 Inputs? as you wrote channel in the Video Title?
hello. thank you for wonderful system. i am i love with it. though i haven't knows how to use it. please i want to know to how to make it wi fi
Check ou this link. It should help. manual.yamaha.com/pa/mixers/dm3/ug/en-US/ Thanks for watching.
Hi dear
Can i use dm3 with dm7 for monitor mixer on stage ?
Anyone know if this works in daw control mode with Logic Pro ?
Round trip Latency in USB audio mode interface not Ethernet with cubase logic etc at 24 bit 96 khz.
No one has answered this question yet. 🤔🙄😳😕☹️?
THE DM3-D COMES WITH THE DANTE CARD INSTALLED YOU DONT HAVE TO PURCHASE IT SEPARATELY HENCE THE REASON FOR THE HIGHER PRICE FOR THE D OVER THE S
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Is DM 3 compatible with Rio 3224-d 2? Thank you!
And how many channels he can control?
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Do I have to use the terrible buggy ilok software with computer use?
Not unless you want to use the device as a multitrack recorder. If you use it as a 2-track recorder, you don't need external software. Thanks for watching.
@@PowercoatMusic are you saying that I can't just use this in Reaper as an audio interface? - i.e. coreaudio device on mac?
I don't understand yamaha, they have the tf series which fall below behringer only because the lack of flexibility, if they only fixed the tf series and not spend money on a already limited utility series.
I agree, especially for live sound work. Only two FX sends, no DCAs and much fewer inputs than the TF! To bad it really could of been a cool unit.
TF has 8 FX sends
@@racesla TF series only 48KHz while DM3 is 96KHz, but then again, so is my 01V96i....