Yamaha MLAN Driver Manuale utente

Table of Contents

What is mLAN Mixer? .......... 2

Starting mLAN Mixer........... 2

Windows98/95 environment. 2

Macintosh environment ........ 2

Top Panel Screen ................. 3

Menu Bar.............................. 4

File menu .............................. 4

View menu............................ 4

Option .................................. 4

Help menu ............................ 5

Basic Controls....................... 6

Control knobs ....................... 6

Numeric field box ................. 6

Input Channel Settings

(Input Section) .................. 7

Master Track Settings

(Output Section) ............... 9

Channel Tab Window.........10

EQ (Equalizer)...................... 11

Dynamics ............................ 11

Delay................................... 12

Effect Tab Screen................13

System Tab Screen .............14

mLAN8P.............................. 14

mLAN8E .............................. 16

Block Diagram (Audio).......17

mLAN8P.............................. 17

mLAN8E .............................. 18

Data List..............................19

Effect Type .......................... 19

Effects Parameters................ 20

Dynamics ............................ 29

Dynamics Library................. 34

EQ Library ........................... 35

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• The company names and product names in this Owner’s Manual are the trademarks or regis-

tered trademarks of their respective companies.

• The screen displays as illustrated in this Owner’s Manual are for instructional purposes, and

may appear somewhat different from the screens which appear on your computer.

This owner’s manual assumes that you are already familiar with basic Windows/Mac-

intosh operation. If you are not, please refer to the owner’s manual which came with

your Windows/Mac OS software before using mLAN Mixer.

For information about hardware requirements, the interconnection of devices and

the installation of the mLAN Mixer software, refer to the separate “Installation

Guide” as well as the owner’s manual for the respective mLAN device.

This owner’s manual is applicable to the mLAN Mixer for both Windows and Macin-

tosh. The screen illustrations are mainly taken from the mLAN Mixer for Macintosh.

mLAN Mixer is a software application that enables you to control the mixer functions of the mLAN8P/

mLAN8E from the computer as if you were controlling a normal mixing console. mLAN Mixer offers

independent EQ and dynamics settings for each channel, making it possible to perform detailed mixing

operation.

After installing mLAN Mixer and making the necessary connections, follow the steps below to start the

software.

Use mLAN Patchbay to set up the COM port for Windows.

Windows98/95 environment

In Windows98/95, select [Start | Program (P) | YAMAHA mLAN Mixer], then select “mLAN Mixer.”

Macintosh environment

Open the “YAMAHA mLAN Mixer” folder on the computer and double-click the “mLAN Mixer” icon.

What is mLAN Mixer?

Starting mLAN Mixer

The following screen appears when you start mLAN Mixer.

If there are multiple mLAN8P/mLAN8Es connected to the bus (system) of a Macin-

tosh computer, a window appears, prompting you to select the device you wish to

control with the mLAN Mixer. You can select multiple devices to control simulta-

neously from the mLAN Mixer. If you are using a PC that runs Windows98/95, an

mLAN8P/mLAN8E connected serially to the computer will be automatically

selected.

The mLAN8P controlling screen and the mLAN8E controlling screen are slightly dif-

ferent. This manual references the mLAN8P controlling screen. However, functions

that differ are also explained.

Top Panel Screen

parameters

input channels (input section) master track (output section)

File menu

New:

......................... Creates a new Mixer ﬁle.

Open:

....................... Opens an existing Mixer ﬁle.

Save:

......................... Overwrites an existing ﬁle with the currently-edited Mixer ﬁle.

Save As:

.................... Saves the currently-edited Mixer ﬁle with a different name.

Quit:

......................... Closes mLAN Mixer.

“Save” and “Save As” do not save the Level, Meter Source, Peak Hold, Fall Time,

and Word Clock settings.

The edited settings for the mLAN mixer will be lost when the power to the

mLAN8P/mLAN8E is turned off. (This does not apply to the parameters accessible

from the control panel of the unit.) Be sure to store the necessary settings using the

File menu.

View menu

Hide/Show Parameter:

............... Displays or hides various parameters in the tab screens.

Option

Init Channel (Initialize Channel):

......Opens the Init Channel dialog that is used to initial-

ize the settings for selected channels or all channels.

Preference (Windows only):

................Opens the Preference dialog that is used to customize

the menu shortcut keys.

Menu Bar

Preference dialog (Setting the shortcuts) (Windows only)

Shortcuts

1. Select a menu and action from the Menu and Action columns for which you wish to set

a shortcut. In the example above, [New] in the File menu is selected.

2. Click [New Shortcuts] and press the desired shortcut key. In the example above, the [Q]

key is pressed while the [Ctrl] and [Shift] keys are held down. If the shortcut key has

already been assigned to another “Action,” the “Used Action” column displays the name

of the “Action.”

3. Click [Assign]. The “Current Shortcut” column displays the selected shortcut.

4. Press the [OK] button to conﬁrm the selected shortcut setting. If you do not wish to

change the setting, click [Cancel].

Revert Panel:

......... Returns to the previous setting.

Initial setting:

........ The shortcut is set to the [Ctrl] key plus the ﬁrst letter of the

selected Action.

Clear:

...................... Clears the setting.

Direct Mode:

........... You can temporarily place mLAN Mixer in Direct mode while you are

controlling the mLAN8E. This function is not available with the

mLAN8P.

Refer to the Owner’s manual for the mLAN8E for more information on Direct mode.

Help menu

About mLAN Mixer (A):

............ Displays the version information for the mLAN Mixer

(Windows).

Control knobs

To rotate a control knob clockwise, click-and-hold the mouse on the knob while dragging upward. Drag

down to rotate the knob counter-clockwise.

Numeric ﬁeld box

Click-and-hold the mouse and drag upward in a number box to continuously increment the value.

Drag the mouse downward to decrement the value.

You can also enter the value directly by clicking (double-clicking) the box.

Basic Controls

Click-and-hold the mouse

on a control knob.

Move the mouse downward to rotate

the knob counter-clockwise.

Move the mouse upward to rotate

the knob clockwise.

Click-and-hold down the mouse button

in the box.

(The pointer changes to an arrow.)

Drag the mouse downward to con-

tinuously decrement the value.

Drag the mouse upward to con-

tinuously increment the value.

You can adjust the input signal level and effect on/off for each channel.

Channel number

Channels 1-8 are used for input signals via mLAN. Channels 9 and 10 are

used for Digital input signals, and channels 11 and 12 are used for A/D

input signals.

EQ/Dyna (Dynamics)/Dly (Delay) button

These buttons are used to switch EQ, Dynamics, and Delay on and off for

each channel. The settings are linked with the buttons in the Channel tab.

Aux 1/2 send knobs

These knobs are used to adjust the level of each channel signal sent to

AUX 1/2.

Use these knobs when you are sending signals to an external effect pro-

cessor or when you are monitoring signals with a balance that is different

from the stereo output balance.

If you are using the mLAN8P: Signals sent to AUX2 are also sent to the

internal multi-effect processor.

When AUX Layer is turned on, you can set AUX 3-6

parameters (mLAN8E).

Pre/Post buttons

These buttons enable you to select a pre-fader (Pre) signal or a post-fader

(Post) signal as the AUX send signal. With the “Pre” setting, a signal is

sent to the AUX bus before it reaches the channel fader; thus the signal is

not affected by the channel fader setting. With the “Post” setting, a signal

is sent to the AUX bus after it passes through the channel fader; thus the

signal is affected by the channel fader.

M (Mute) button

Press this button to mute the corresponding channel signal.

S (Solo) button

Press this button to monitor the corresponding channel signal.

Press this button while holding down the Shift key to monitor multiple

channel signals.

Panpot knob

This knob enables you to set the stereo position of the corresponding

channel. If the channel’s Link switch is set to “ON,” the knob adjusts the

signal balance.

You can set the attenuation and phase independently for each channel, even when

the Link switch is turned on.

When adjacent channels are linked, the panpot knob enables you to adjust the level

balance between the odd and even channels.

Input Channel Settings (Input Section)

Channel fader

The channel fader enables you to adjust the channel level. Click and hold

down the mouse button on the fader and slide the mouse up and down,

or click a desired point on the fader to move the fader to that point.

Channel level meter

The channel level meter is displayed on the right side of the channel

fader. The channel meter source is always the signal just after the gain, so

the channel level meter displays the level of the input signal and is not

affected by the EQ, Dynamics or the fader.

Link (Link switch)

When this switch is turned on, adjacent channels (1 and 2, 3 and 4, etc.)

are linked to each other for stereo operation.

In this section, you can set the stereo out fader, AUX master level, and effect return level.

Mute button (mLAN8P only)

Press this button to mute the return signal from the internal multi-effect

processor.

Effect RTN (mLAN8P only)

This knob adjusts the amount of signal processed by the effect processor

and routed to Stereo Out.

The mLAN8E features an AUX Layer button instead of this

button. When you turn this button on, you can set AUX 3-6

parameters for both input channels and the master track.

Link button

Set this button to ON to link the AUX 1 and 2 settings. When they are

linked, the panpot setting of the corresponding input channel is used.

This is useful when you wish to use AUX 1 and 2 as individual stereo

outputs.

AUX 1/2 Master

These are used to adjust the level of the AUX 1 and 2 return signals.

When AUX Layer is turned on, you can set AUX 3-6 parame-

ters (mLAN8E).

Mute button

Press this button to mute the stereo mix output.

Balance

This knob adjusts the left and right balance of the stereo mix output.

Stereo mix fader

This fader adjusts the level of the stereo mix signal. Click-and-hold the

mouse on the fader and slide the mouse up and down, or click the

desired point on the fader to move the fader to that point.

Level meter

The level meter is displayed on the right side of the fader. The meter

source signal is speciﬁed by the Mix Meter Source parameter.

Master Track Settings (Output Section)

mLAN Mixer offers the parameters independently for each channel, making detailed mixing operations

possible.

Channel (Target Channel)

Select the channel you wish to set here.

Click the desired input channel module

to display the corresponding channel

number here automatically.

Gain

This parameter enables you to adjust

the input level in steps of 6dB.

Internally, mLAN Mixer performs a Bit

Shift process.

Settings: –12 – +24dB

Att (Attenuator)

This parameter enables you to set the

input level in steps of 1dB. In this way,

you can ﬁne tune the Gain value.

Settings: –96–+24dB

Phase Inv (Inverted)

Click the check box to reverse the phase

of the input signal.

Channel Tab Window

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