Congratulations for your Prize! Very nice sound ! I very appreciate! Amazing Yamaha DM3! I already have a Yamaha 01v but this one finally reaches musician and audio producer friendly status within a single, very good value for money package. I don't know if it's fair to compare it to the SSL Big Six. among other analog mixers with USB multichannel digital interface. but I was really impressed. It's apparently what I need in my studio and in my live performances. Greetings from Brazil The best regards Cheers:)
For ordinary musicians and producers, often on a low budget, I see that professional audio technology is at a wonderful and insane moment at the same time. For example, old consoles like the 01v96 have a sample rate of up to 96khz and many possibilities for inputs and outputs, expansion slots or connection to audio networks. Almost all digital mixers, consoles and stage boxes with AVB, USB multichannel interface or other systems sold and released today offer a maximum of 48 kHz sample rate and reduced possibilities for in outs. DSPs have become much more powerful but resources and in outs have reduced, prices remain the same... What do you mean? And the integration of man, hardware and software, with this immense war of protocols (AVB, DANTE, MADI, AES50, AVIOM, COBRANET, RAVENNA, Q-LAN, ETC) WHAT CRAZY! Please, I just need a stable, durable system with good A_D and D-A converters with 16 or 24 channels, midi in out and a control surface, it can be a touch monitor. I need to create, produce, mix, master at home and also take the same system to the stage. I really like Logic Audio and also Ableton Live. Maybe the Waves sound grid system is what I need, I already discovered it several years ago and it seems that its acceptance is growing Thanks Cheers :)
Congratulations for your Prize!
Very nice sound !
I very appreciate!
Amazing Yamaha DM3!
I already have a Yamaha 01v but this one finally reaches musician and audio producer friendly status within a single, very good value for money package.
I don't know if it's fair to compare it to the SSL Big Six. among other analog mixers with USB multichannel digital interface. but I was really impressed.
It's apparently what I need in my studio and in my live performances.
Greetings from Brazil
The best regards
Cheers:)
I have not used it for studiowork yet. I guess it will doa terific job there as well.. Thank you very much for the coments. Jan
Nice!
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For ordinary musicians and producers, often on a low budget, I see that professional audio technology is at a wonderful and insane moment at the same time.
For example, old consoles like the 01v96 have a sample rate of up to 96khz and many possibilities for inputs and outputs, expansion slots or connection to audio networks.
Almost all digital mixers, consoles and stage boxes with AVB, USB multichannel interface or other systems sold and released today offer a maximum of 48 kHz sample rate and reduced possibilities for in outs. DSPs have become much more powerful but resources and in outs have reduced, prices remain the same... What do you mean?
And the integration of man, hardware and software, with this immense war of protocols (AVB, DANTE, MADI, AES50, AVIOM, COBRANET, RAVENNA, Q-LAN, ETC)
WHAT CRAZY!
Please, I just need a stable, durable system with good A_D and D-A converters with 16 or 24 channels, midi in out and a control surface, it can be a touch monitor. I need to create, produce, mix, master at home and also take the same system to the stage. I really like Logic Audio and also Ableton Live.
Maybe the Waves sound grid system is what I need, I already discovered it several years ago and it seems that its acceptance is growing
Thanks
Cheers :)
Thanks for the review, I just wish they would add a couple more effects engines and DCAs.
Thanks for making the video
Good information. I use smaart ¿It's the 15 band of graphic EQ on Main enough for EQ/Tuning a room? To get a flat response.
The recording that you did on the intro of this video is very good. Detroit??
Talk straight.
What have you been smoking or taking?