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Extraordinary New Effects

The DM2000VCM offers unprecedented effect performance with a selection of new effect programs that employ Yamaha’s revolutionary

VCM (Virtual Circuitry Modeling) and ISSP (Interactive Spatial Sound Processing) technologies for unprecedented effect quality and control.

Check out the Effect List on page 19 for a complete overview of the available effects.

REVERB

These reverb effects employ the latest “REV-X” algorithms first introduced in Yamaha’s SPX2000 Professional Multi Effect Processor. The REV-X programs feature the richest reverberation and smoothest

ideal for vocals. All models deliver dense, warm reverb that does not interfere with the natural timbre of the source.

CHANNEL STRIP

The Channel Strip effect includes 5 models that employ VCM (Virtual Circuitry Modeling) technology

to recreate the sound and characteristics of several

classic compression and EQ units from the 70’s. Not only do these models faithfully capture the unique saturation of analog circuitry – in part thanks to precise modeling of the original FET gain reduction, Tube/Transformer buffer amplifier, VCA (Voltage Controlled Amplifier) and RMS detector circuits – but they have also been fine-tuned by leading engineers and feature carefully selected parameters in a simple interface that makes it easier than ever to create the ideal sound.

Compressor 276 (mono), Compressor 276S (stereo)

These models recreate the fast response, frequency characteristics, and tube-amp saturation of the most in-demand analog compressors for studio use, delivering classic- style compression with all the punch and fatness you’d expect from a fine piece of studio- grade analog gear. Not limited to processing drums and bass, these compressors are also an excellent choice for vocals and master stereo mix compression. The 276 is a dual mono unit, while the 276S operates in stereo.

Compressor 260 (mono), Compressor 260S (stereo)

Featuring faithful modeling of the solid-state voltage-controlled amplifier and RMS detection circuitry of the late 70’s, these effects bring back the sound of classic comp / limiters used primarily for live sound reinforcement applications. They offer three selectable compression knee types – hard, medium, and soft – and although variable attack and release are provided, presets recreate the fixed settings of the vintage gear. Top-level sound-reinforcement engineers have carefully tweaked the parameters of optimum response in live

situations. The 260 is a dual mono unit, while the 260S operates in stereo.

Equalizer 601

The 601 equalizer offers two equalizer types – Clean and Drive. The Drive type models the distortion characteristics of 70’s analog EQ circuitry, delivering musical-sounding drive and saturation. The 601 is a stereo six-band parametric equalizer with LO and HI shelving filters and four MID peaking filters, and it accurately reproduces both the boost and cut frequency response and band interaction of

vintage analog gear. And you get EQ capability over a wide 16 Hz ~ 40 kHz range when operating at

88.2/ 96 kHz. The 601 features a familiar knob- style interface as well as graphical editing capability on both the console and PC displays.

decay available, based on years of dedicated research and development. REV-X Hall, REV-X Room, and REV-X Plate programs are provided, with new parameters such as room size and decay envelopes that offer unprecedented definition and finer nuance control. The REV-X Hall and REV-X Room programs have a very open sound, while REV-X Plate delivers a brighter tonality that is

SURROUND POST

The three effects in this package take full advantage of Yamaha’s remarkable iSSP (Interactive Spatial Sound Processing) technology to deliver precisely-controllable spatial processing capabilities that are particularly suited to cinema or television sound post-production and mixing facilities. All effects are applicable to a range of surround formats, providing unprecedented precision in matching visual motion with sound, and vast creative control for the creation of fantastic sonic environments.

The Surround Post Package effects are compatible with Yamaha Digital mixing Consoles (except the 01V96, PM5D, and PM1D), and can be controlled directly from the console’s joystick.

Room-ER

Room-ER is capable of simulating the acoustic properties of a room of about 30 meters in length, with accurate reproduction of the direct sound and early reflections as affected by distance from the source, source motion,

REV-X (HALL)

REV-X (ROOM)

REV-X (PLATE)

Auto Doppler

Perhaps the most common example of the Doppler effect is the change in pitch of an ambulance siren as it moves toward and then away from the listener. Auto Doppler effectively simulates this effect in a wide variety of scenarios. In addition to objects moving linearly past the listener, Auto Doppler

can recreate the effect of objects moving toward and then away from the listener, for example, with precise speed and distance control. Timecode automation is also possible.

Field Rotation

The Field Rotation effect can be used to rotate or distort the sound field around the listener. The listener can be at the center of rotation, or the listener can be rotated or moved around a sound source. The axis of rotation, amount of movement, distance from the center of rotation, and speed of motion can be specified and controlled manually via a joystick like the one provided on the

MASTER STRIP

speed of motion, and room surface characteristics. This effect is ideal for placing a mono source in a precisely controllable surround environment.

DM2000 console, or automated as required.

The Master Strip effect Open Deck employs Virtual Circuitry Modeling technology to recreate both the analog circuitry and tape characteristics that shaped

the sound of open-reel tape recorders. Because of their ability to smooth out peak levels and tidy up the response, many high-end recording studios still maintain open-reel recorders such as the Studer A80mk1, A80mk4 and A820, and the Ampex ATR100 and others from the 70’s and 80’s to be used to provide tape compression at the mastering stage. Different types of tape – new BASF, old Ampex, etc. – are also selected and used according to the unique sounds they produce. The Open Deck provides models of four machine types: Swiss ’70, Swiss ’78, Swiss ’85, and America ’70. You can even combine different record and playback decks for a wider range of variation. You also have a choice of “old” and “new” tape types, tape speed, bias, and EQ settings that can vary the “focus” of the sound, distortion, and saturation characteristics.

Now you can easily take advantage of top-end sound-shaping techniques in real time using Yamaha digital consoles.

America ’70 + Swiss ’78

Swiss ’70 + Swiss ’70

America ’70 + America ’70

Swiss ’85 + Swiss ’85

VINTAGE STOMP

This package includes a number of super-realistic recreations of vintage guitar stomp-box effects that are highly values for their rich, warm sound. VCM

technology brings these outstanding effects back to life with greater controllability and flexibility than ever!

MAX100

Born in the late ‘70’s, this phaser is still available in reissue form. There are many who believe the original ‘70’s models sounded better than the current models, and so the K’s Lab team have painstakingly modeled the original circuit and components. Even the original light- sensitive CdS cell that was used for modulation has been modeled so the subtle change in modulation character with modulation speed of the original is recreated in perfect detail.

DUAL PHASE

Like the MAX100, there are many guitarists who will go to any lengths to get an original version of this stomp box to enhance their sound. This is a faithful reproduction of the original with dual phaser circuits and dual LFOs that can be configured to deliver a

dazzling array of effects. Special care has been taken in modeling the effect of the CdS cell in the phase-shifting circuit so that the exquisite balance at all modulation speeds that was a major part of the sound of the original has been retained.

VINTAGE PHASER

Rather than a simulation of a specific phaser, this model has been designed to deliver the best qualities of the most sought- after classic phasers in one versatile effect. Different mode settings transform this effect into dramatically different phaser types. Stereo and mono versions are provided.

Swiss ’78 + Swiss ’78

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DM 2000VCM specifications

The Yamaha DM2000VCM is a digital mixing console that brings high-quality sound and advanced functionality to professional audio productions. With its intuitive design and powerful processing capabilities, the DM2000VCM stands out in the world of digital mixers, catering to audio engineers, designers, and musicians who demand precision and versatility.

One of the main features of the DM2000VCM is its impressive 96 kHz sampling rate, which ensures that the audio quality is pristine and detailed. This high sampling rate allows the mixer to handle complex audio tasks without compromising sound fidelity. Additionally, the console is equipped with 48 input channels, enabling users to manage a variety of audio sources simultaneously, making it ideal for large-scale live events, studios, and broadcasting.

The DM2000VCM also incorporates Yamaha's renowned Digital Signal Processing (DSP). The mixer includes advanced algorithms for effects processing, such as reverb, equalization, and dynamics processing, which enhance the audio output. The onboard VCM (Virtual Circuit Modeling) technology accurately emulates the characteristics of analog equipment, allowing users to achieve warmth and richness in their audio without needing additional outboard gear.

Another standout feature is the flexible routing options available on the DM2000VCM. Users can easily configure their signal paths, creating custom mixes tailored to specific needs. The console also provides excellent monitoring capabilities, with extensive metering and visual feedback that keeps engineers informed about levels throughout the mix.

The user interface is designed for efficiency, incorporating a large touchscreen display that simplifies navigation through menus and settings. Motorized faders and assignable controls allow for hands-on manipulation of audio parameters, creating an ergonomic mixing environment suited for fast-paced sessions.

Networking capabilities are a significant aspect of the DM2000VCM as well. With built-in EtherSound and Dante capabilities, users can connect multiple devices, expanding their mixing systems easily. This flexibility makes the DM2000VCM suitable for a range of applications, from live sound reinforcement to studio recording and broadcast.

In conclusion, the Yamaha DM2000VCM is a versatile and powerful digital mixer designed for professionals who require high-quality audio processing and intuitive control. Its blend of advanced technology, user-friendly design, and extensive features makes it a compelling choice for any audio production environment.