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Store and Recall Up to 300 Scenes

A “scene” is a complete snapshot of all the console’s settings, and the M7CL

lets you store up to 300 complete scenes for instant recall whenever they’re

needed. This makes it a snap to reset the entire console for band changes, for

example. You could also store basic setups for different types of shows, then

recall and tweak the settings as required.

Global Paste

Global Paste allows simultaneous editing of parameters on multiple scenes,

eliminating the need to recall and edit individual scenes. If you need to make

last minute changes to HA or EQ settings in all scenes because a fill-in

musician is bringing different

instruments to a particular

show, for example, Global

Paste will have the job done in

no time.

Multi-level Access Control

In many applications it is desirable to prevent unauthorized access to the

console, or restrict access to a limited set of functions. The M7CL’s access

management features can be a significant advantage for overall system

administration.

USB Key Access

User access can be controlled via USB memory keys with passwords. The

administrator can assign specific functions to each unique key, so the user

only has to log onto the console with the USB key containing the password to

begin operation at the assigned level.

USB Memory for Convenient Data Management and

Portability

Standard USB memory sticks can be plugged into the M7CL USB port for

convenient storage and recall of a range of data: scenes, patches, user

libraries, channel names, preferences … essentially all system data. In addition

to providing a secure backup, this makes it easy to transfer data between the

console and the M7CL Editor application running on your personal computer,

or directly between M7CL consoles.

Recall Focus and Recall Safe Functions

Recall focus lets you specify the parameters to be recalled with each scene,

while recall safe allows you to specify parameters that are not to be recalled

with a scene. There are actually two kinds of recall safe: global recall safe

specifies parameters than will not be changed when any scene is recalled, and

scene-specific safe parameters

that will not be changed when a

specified scene is recalled. You

could use global recall safe to

prevent any scene recall

operation from changing a

critical overall EQ setting, or use

safe parameter settings to

prevent the vocal channel fader

setting from being changed by

recall of a specific scene.

Channel Library

The Channel Library is a memory bank that stores channel parameter settings

such as dynamics and EQ. Store your most frequently used parameter settings

for fast, efficient setup.

Access and Data Management

Memory & Recall

Onboard EtherSound and 3rd Port

Where the original M7CL-48 has 48 analog inputs, the M7CL-48ES has a total

of three EtherSound ports: two for connection to as many as three Yamaha

SB168-ES EtherSound stage boxes in either daisy chain or ring configuration.

The 3rd port allows permanent connection to a computer while the stage

boxes are connected in ring mode.

Auto-configuration for

Plug-and-Play Convenience

To set up a basic daisy-chain system all you need to do is connect the

M7CL-48ES to the SB168-ES stage boxes via appropriate cables and turn on

the power. The ES Monitor software is not required. Everything is configured

automatically, and you don’t even have to set or worry about the order of the

ID numbers of the SB168-ES units used. Switch a few settings and setting up

a ring network is just as easy.

Analog Insert via OMNI I/O

Although the 48 analog inputs are replaced by EtherSound ports, the

M7CL-48ES retains eight OMNI inputs and eight OMNI outputs that can be

used for direct analog connection. These provide an ideal way to insert

outboard processors and other equipment.

Data Compatibility with

All M7CL Consoles

The M7CL-48ES is compatible with backup data created by the M7CL-32 and

M7CL-48 consoles, so time and effort you’ve spent creating finely-tuned

setups for the M7CL-32 or M7CL-48 won’t be wasted.

M7CL-48ES Features

The M7CL-48ES adds EtherSound stage box connectivity for state-of-the-art system layout

and signal routing capability, while retaining superior M7CL efficiency, functionality, and sound.

Digital Advantages

Digital technology is impressive, but is only meaningful if applied with focus and care.

Yamaha delivers maximum digital value with features that really make a difference.

Ch1 EQ parameters

on Scene 001

Ch1 EQ changed

on Scene 002

Ch1 EQ changed

on Scene 003

Ch1 EQ changed

on Scene 010

The M7CL-48ES retains the three Mini-YGDAI expansion slots of the

M7CL-32/48, so expandability is not reduced in any way. The expansion slots

can be used to add analog or digital I/O, versatile Aviom personal monitoring

systems, direct live recording capability via high-performance Dante digital

media networking, the ability to use multiple external processing plug-ins via the

Waves SoundGrid system, and more.

Three Slots for

Flexible System Expansion

TDIF

AES/ EBU

Analog

HD/ SD-SDI

Simple SB168-ES switch settings allow a variety of

configurations.

Number of

SB168-ES units

Daisy

Chain

Ring

Three

Two

One

Three

Two

One

ID #1

1&7

1&8

1&5

1&6

2&7

2&8

2&5

2&6

3&8

3&6

ID #2 ID #3

1110

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

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