DM-24Digital Mixing ConsoletoEFFECTS MANUAL

Internal Effects on the DM

Mono and stereo inputs

Example 2 (Loop/insert setting with 1 & 2 both = stereo input)

Aux 1 through Aux 6 insert

Setting up the effects units

Storing your settings

Default snapshot settings

Using the internal effects as inserts (ii)

Limitations

Selecting the microphone modeler

The bypass microphone model

Model microphone parameters

Microphone models

Updating microphone models

Selecting the speaker modeler

Target speaker types

INTYPE

High-cut filter

Pre-delay settings

INPUT

Preset effect settings

Tascam DM-24 Effects Manual

DM-24

DM-24 SIGNAL FLOW

OPTIONS

OUTPUTS

Using AUX 1&2 as the tape return path

Tracking with channels 25-32

AUTOMATION

MACHINE CONTROL

CASCADING TWO DM-24S

OPERATING AT 96KHZ

RECORDING AND MIXING SNAPSHOTS

tape returns

assignable sends and returns

snapshot recall

INPUTS

AUX SENDS

OVERDUBBING TRACKS 17-24

POST ADC DIRECT OUT IN THE STUDIO

SPECIAL AUX 1-2 FUNCTIONS

EFFECTS

MIDI

HUI EMULATION

OPERATING @ 96KHZ

installation procedure

talkback source

important safety instructions

Features

Supplied accessories

Word clock issues

Scope of controls

PODs

Other ways of changing values

Soft keys

Encoders used as EQ gain controls

Encoders used as pan controls

Fader layers

Automation status

OPTION screen

FADER SENSITIVITY

Meter Follows SEL key

SOLO TYPE

INT. START TIME

High sampling frequency

Out of range clock signals

SLOT screen

Top surface

Analog module inputs

Module control section

Parameter control section

Monitoring section

Module faders and selection, etc

Rear panel

Sixteen mic/line analog inputs

Output signals

Assigning inputs to channels

Return modules

Channel-to-buss assignments (global)

Channel-to-buss assignments by channel

Output assignments

Assignable sends and returns

MIC/LINE connections

External dynamics processors and effectors

Digital connections

ADAT connections

Word sync clock connections

Selecting modules

Common area indicators and controls

Other common controls and displays

Balance controls for stereo linked pair

Dynamics screen

On/off (all bands)

Low-mid band

Fader control

Setup screen

Channel source (CH SOURCE)

Digital delay units (UNIT)

Unit

Stereo linking (global)

UTILITY copying

Turning the processors on and off

Master" settings

DYNAMICS (master channels)

Dynamics diagram

Compressors

Gates/Expanders

mute groups

Turning groups on and off

Fader groups to mute groups

Control room monitoring

track input

Studio monitoring volume

Inplace solo defeat

Slate settings

Master meters

Channel faders

Selecting devices for control

Deleting devices from the list

Machine Control mapping memories

To use a machine control mapping

Program Change values

Play Mode

Storing a location memory "on the fly

Viewing a list of location memories

Moving between screens

DA-98HR

DTRS mixer

DA-78HR

DA-38

MIDI controllers

Bulk transfer of data from the DM-24

Bulk transfer of data to the DM-24

MIDI Implementation Chart

Library concepts

Storing entries in a non-active library

Library undo/redo

Libraries—snapshots

Libraries—effects

Libraries—dynamics processors

Preset dynamics entries—gates

Preset EQ entries

Selecting a surround mode

Using This Manual

Automated Controls

Setup

Starting out with the time code

Make the initial settings

Write some Aux send moves

Modes

Trim

Rehearse

AUTO FILES

AUTO CONFIG

Setting Up Your Mix

disabling auto revert

Write To End

Writing Switch Events

Auto Revert Choices

Trimming Mix Moves

Initial Status

Automating Library Recall

Automating Groups

Mix File Management

IMPORTANT NOTE on upgrading

New mixing (snapshot 001)

Module screens

Channel selection following solo

I/O setup changes

Stereo mix output via TDIF

MTR return metering

Direct out post-ADC

No assignment to a channel

Digital outputs and Aux sends

Assignable inserts

Circle and square patterns (using the dial)

Effects (TC Works reverb)

Snapshot recall

GPI functionality

Faders

MIDI fader layer

HUI emulation

Automation

KEEP operations

Miscellaneous changes

Block diagram (normal)

Block diagram (high-speed)

Level diagram

Acknowledgements

specifications

system performance

SELF DIAGNOSTIC FUNCTION

HOW TO CHECK THE MAIN PCB VERSION

DOWNLOADING & BACKING-UP THE SRAM DATA

UPDATING THE PROGRAM

error messages

BLOCK DIAGRAMS

exploded views and parts list

PC BOARDS AND PARTS LIST