DME7 – Overview
Networked, open-architecture digital signal processor with superior musical expression and sound field design
The Yamaha DME7 is an open architecture-type digital signal processor that boasts superior processing capacity and supports up to 256 input/output channels. Featuring 96-kHz processing, DME7 is an outstanding processor for both musical expression and sound field generation, giving you the ideal sound whether you’re using it for a theater, concert hall, or a wide range of other venues.
The DME7 hardware provides 64 channels of Dante I/O and matrix mixer as standard. The DME7 is also compatible with ProVisionaire, a software platform that provides full support for the design, control, and management of audio systems. Combining the DME7’s advanced signal processing capacity with ProVisionaire’s wide range of control options allows you to create more complex and flexible audio systems than ever before.
Superior processing performance
The DME7 comes equipped with a wide range of DSP components that are an essential part of designing audio systems. These can be freely selected, connected, and configured, allowing for flexible system construction. Featuring 96-kHz processing, the DME7 is an outstanding processor for both musical expression and sound field generation, giving you the ideal sound whether you are using it for a theater, concert hall, or a wide range of other venues.
Features:
- Flexible Control: Controlled with ProVisionaire Control and supports control protocols like DCP, GPI, MIDI, and OSC
- USB Audio Interface: Type-C USB to host port functions as a 96-kHz-compatible 8-channel audio interface
- Informative LCD Display
- 64 channels of Dante I/O and Matrix Mixer are available as standard
- Supports redundant power supply
- Equipped with 8-channel audio interface function. (USB 2.0 Type C)
- SD Card slot for playback of MP3/WAV audio files stored on SD Card
- Built-in processing solutions include – Dugan Automixer, Acoustic Echo Canceller
- Remote control of levels and snapshots from the DCP series of wall mount controllers
- 16In/8Out GPI ports for additional external control
- Easy setup and system design with ProVisionaire Design software
- Compatible with ProVisionaire Control / Control Kiosk, a customizable control panel software
- ProVisionaire Touch Kiosk for iPad offers custom control panel design and operation, free from the App Store
- Low noise design that achieves NC20
Specifications:
- Internal processing: 44.1/48/88.2/96 kHz
- Latency: 2.7 msec (at Rio-D2 Analog In/Out with Dante latency at 0.25 msec, Dante through out on DME7)
- Memory Parameter sets: 1000, Snapshots: 10000
- Cooling: Constant-speed fan x1
- NC Value: NC20 (1m from front panel)
- Dante Interface:
Channel count: 64 IN, 64 OUT, redundant
Sampling frequency: 44.1/48/88.2/96 kHz
Bit depth: 24/32 bit - USB audio:
Channel count: 8 inputs, 8 outputs with SRC
Sampling frequency: 44.1/48/88.2/96 kHz - I/O Connectors:
Dante: etherCON x 2 (PRIMARY / SECONDARY), 1000Base-T
DCP: RJ45 x 1
USB TO HOST: USB 2.0 Type-C connector for USB audio
USB TO DEVICE: USB 2.0 Standard-A Connector for Save/Load
Network: RJ45 x 1, 100Base-TX
GPI: Euroblock 16 terminals (mini) x2 (GPI x16, GPO x8, +5V power supply x4)
MIDI: DIN 5 pin x2 (IN, OUT)
AC: AC inlet (IEC, V-Lock) x 2 - Memory device specifications:
Compatible formats: File format: FAT32, FAT16
Supported capacity: Maximum media capacity: SDHC: 32 GB, SD: 2 GB
Maximum file size: FAT16: 2 GB, FAT32: 4 GB - User Interface: Front panel: Rotary encoder and buttons for GUI control, Operation lock feature (Full lock or Lock except volume and mute), Display: 224 x 48 pixels, mono color with brightness adjustment
- Power requirements: 100V-240V, 50Hz/60Hz
- Power consumption: 100 W
- Heat dissipation: 86.3 kcal/h
- Operating temperature: 32°F to 104°F
- Storage temperature: -4°F to 140°F
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 18.90 x 5.20 x 14.29 inch
- Weight: 20.94 lbs
- Finish: Front panel: Aluminum (black anodized) Munsell approximate value N2.5, Handle: Metal (black paint)
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