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 TASCAM DM-24 2.0 release notes 

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 DM-24 version 2.0—Release notes—Automation

KEEP operations

The keep operation saves a copy of the current mix 
into an empty memory bank, if available. If there is 
not enough space (all banks are filled) the top unpro-
tected bank is erased, all other banks “slide up” and 
the lowest is filled with the new data.
If the 

KEEP CONFIRMATION

 option in the automation 

setup is checked, a popup message appears to ask 
whether the bank should be deleted, otherwise the 
bank is deleted with no confirmation.
To perform the keep function, press and hold the 

2ND F.

 key and press 

KEEP

.

If the timecode is running when the Keep operation 
is performed, the DM-24 waits until the timecode 
stops before performing the data storage, otherwise 
the storage takes place immediately. The mix name’s 
last character is a number or letter (0-9, A-Z, a-z), 
automatically incremented as the data storage takes 
place.
If there is no change to the data between the previous 
store, and the time that the Keep operation is 
requested, a message appears, showing that there is 
no change, and asking whether the Keep operation is 
to take place.

Single control mix move erase

If a single control’s mix moves are to be erased, this 
can now be done by placing the control into static 
mode (using the 

AUTO CONFIG

 screen), and running 

timecode. This erases the mix move data for this 
control.

After an undo of this operation, the mode remains 
static, meaning that the data will be deleted if the 
mode is not changed to another mode (that is, other 
than static).

TRIM ALL function

To use the TRIM ALL function (also described in the 
main manual):

1

Enable 

TRIM ALL

 in the 

AUTO MAIN

 screen.

2

Enable Global Trim mode and run the time-
code.

3

Adjust the control (typically a fader) that will 
use the Trim All function.

4

Complete the mix pass by stopping the time-
code.

NOTE

You must stop the timecode to complete the Trim All 
pass. The Trim all function cannot be combined with 
other Global automation modes in the same mix pass. 

Other automation improvements

In addition to the specific improvements and changes 
listed here, all automation functionality described in 
the manual (for example, the Trim All function and 
the Control Sense Timeout on/off function) is now 
complete.

Rehearsal 

In order to distinguish rehearsals from 

actual write or trim operations, the status indicator 
flashes in dim mode during rehearsal.

Undo (Write to End) 

The Undo function on 

Write to End operations has been improved.

Auto Fade 

Problems were occasionally reported 

when an Auto Fade was interrupted. The behavior of 
this function has now been improved.

Motorized faders 

The motorized fader setting is 

now made from the main 

AUTOMATION

 screen, as 

well as the 

PREFERENCES

 screen.

Summary of Contents for DM-24

Page 1: ...DM 24 Digital Mixing Console Version 2 0 RELEASE NOTES 9101446901...

Page 2: ...ds 12 Assignable inserts 13 Surround mode 13 LPF on the Boom channel 13 Center channel percentage 13 Circle and square patterns using the dial 14 Using the cursor keys 14 Jumping using the keypad 14 E...

Page 3: ...being lost dur ing an upgrade you will not suffer a permanent loss of your settings New snapshots The version 2 0 software replaces previous snapshots with the new snapshots described here Because of...

Page 4: ...hrough 8 input TDIF 3 assigned to channels 9 16 TDIF 1 and TDIF 2 assigned to channels 17 32 Assignable send returns 1 through 4 set as send return Channels 5 through 32 assigned only to ST and set to...

Page 5: ...oarse setting Fine value settings using the PODs on page 15 is selected using the OPTION SETUP screen This can be useful when you want to make very subtle changes to a mix Phase In previous versions o...

Page 6: ...now possible to set a new option CH SOLO Key Auto MODULE Select When this option is set soloing a channel will auto matically select that channel as well Muting pre fader sends The channel mute can n...

Page 7: ...h the appropriate slot interface card An example of an 8 balanced analog output micro phone pre system is the PreSonus M80 which can be used with the IF AN DM card The same maker also produces the Dig...

Page 8: ...he DA 78HR NOTE When a DTRS unit is connected to the DM 24 in this way it may sometimes happen that the DM 24 s display is illuminated even with the power turned off because of power being fed through...

Page 9: ...ting channels 1 through 24 moves the meter layer to CH 1 24 and selecting channels 25 through 32 moves the meter layer to CH 25 32 MU 24 operation If the optional MU 24 meter bridge is fitted channels...

Page 10: ...ve mix of this signal in the fol lowing way Press channel 1 s SEL key followed by the on screen DIRECT OUT button for channel 1 This sends the post ADC direct out signal to the multitrack recorder ass...

Page 11: ...ls on page 40 Move the cursor to the on screen patch cable of the center box to the left of the channel list as high lighted here and use the dial and ENTER key to change between INPUT and RETURN as f...

Page 12: ...ng on the ADD SOURCE setting for the channel At the bottom of this screen is a SETUP section which allows you to make a master assignment setting Use POD 1 to set the parameter to M L and POD 2 to set...

Page 13: ...er It also allows you to send a compressed stereo signal to digital outputs 1 and 2 Surround mode LPF on the Boom channel This allows you to send only those frequencies below those selected on the LPF...

Page 14: ...ial will act as a surround pan con trol moving the source around the pattern as selected in the SURROUND 2 screen Using the cursor keys If you check the CURSOR MOVE box in the SURROUND 2 screen you ca...

Page 15: ...s Deleting library entries While before it was only possible to recall entries and to overwrite unwanted entries the new DELETE button allows the data in the highlighted library entry to be deleted A...

Page 16: ...open MMC connection Track arming On the MIDI MC SETUP page there is a new parameter at the top right of the MACHINE CONTROL section RecFn Set this to either TRUE 40h or MASKED 41h Previ ously only th...

Page 17: ...s The ports provide switching either a high to low or a low to high transition or a momentary high or momentary low pulse The low level is 0V and the high voltage level is 5V The typical load presente...

Page 18: ...eing used to un mute a channel In this last case it is the key release that triggers the GPI event Faders The FADER types the 32 channel faders the aux and buss faders and the master fader may also be...

Page 19: ...n MIDI fader layer A new MIDI mixer layer has been added Previously the audio faders mutes and pan controls could be assigned to any MIDI channel and control ler number While this capability has been...

Page 20: ...r best efforts that an external unit that is controlled by a Mackie HUI will behave identically in every circumstance as the same unit controlled by the DM 24 s HUI emulation The HUI device is a close...

Page 21: ...els one at a time compared to the BANK buttons which move the view eight at a time Use the PODs to control the DAW track panning or the sends from A through E as selected by the on screen buttons at t...

Page 22: ...rotary encoders or switches to begin writing or overwriting at the con trol s current value While moving the con trol you can release the TOUCH key Write mode is still enabled for this control 3 Make...

Page 23: ...static mode using the AUTO CONFIG screen and running timecode This erases the mix move data for this control After an undo of this operation the mode remains static meaning that the data will be delet...

Page 24: ...ng screen appears Select the switch function from the following list Talkback to audio and slate TO STUDIO AND SLATE Talkback to studio only TO STUDIO Talkback to slate only TO SLATE Punch in and punc...

Page 25: ...3 MASTER E AUX 4 MASTER E AUX 5 MASTER E AUX 6 MASTER E BUSS 1 BUSS 2 BUSS 3 BUSS 4 BUSS 5 BUSS 6 BUSS 7 BUSS 8 AUX 1 AUX 2 AUX 3 AUX 4 AUX 5 AUX 6 CMP CMP CMP CMP CMP CMP CMP CMP CMP CMP CMP CMP CMP...

Page 26: ...R E BUSS 7 MASTER E BUSS 8 MASTER E AUX 1 MASTER E AUX 2 MASTER E AUX 3 MASTER E AUX 4 MASTER E BUSS 1 BUSS 2 BUSS 3 BUSS 4 BUSS 5 BUSS 6 BUSS 7 BUSS 8 AUX 1 AUX 2 AUX 3 AUX 4 CMP CMP CMP CMP CMP CMP...

Page 27: ...0 10 0 10 20 0 dBFS 16dBFS DAC dBV dBu 2 7dBu 13 3dBu 2dBu 1 4 Assinable SEND 20 10 0 10 20 20 10 0 10 20 0 dBFS 16dBFS DAC dBV dBu 2 7dBu 13 3dBu 4dBu C ROOM OUTPUT EQ 18dB 18dB 10dB INPUT FADER STER...

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