PM5D / PM5D-RH Quick Start Guide Part 3
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THE EXAMPLES
PLEASE DO NOT USE ANY GENETICALLY MO
DIFIED INGREDIENTS, AND U
SE
ORGANIC PRODUCE WHEREVER POSSIBLE.
PLEASE NO BLACK PEPPER IN VEGETARIAN
DISHES DUE TO ALLERGY.
Crew party is 7, band party is
8 We have a number of strict veget
arians on our
touring staff. Please ensure they are properly
catered for.
DRESSING ROOMS
BAND DRESSING ROO
M - TO BE SET 4 hrs before show time
BEVERAGES - half to be well chilled on p
lenty of ice
1 TEA KETTLE ABLE TO BOIL WAT
ER
FULL ASSORTED TEA SET-UP (PL
EASE INCLUDE PG TIPS AND ENGLISH
BREAKFAST)
WITH LEMONS, HONEY, RAW GINGE
R ROOT, CUTTING BO
ARD, KNIFE, AND CARROT
PEELER
PLATES, SILVER AND NAPKINS FOR 1
5
1 DOZEN RED WINE GLASSES
1 DOZEN COFFEE MUGS
Fresh Cut Flower Assortment
VERY IMPORTANT - your efforts in securing these
wines will go a long way to ensuring fond
memories of your show
:
1 bottle of excellent quality Italian red
wine - Sassicaia, Solaia or Tignanello - vintage
s
between 88 and 91.
1 bottle of excellent quality white wine - Corton Charlemagne preferred - betw
een 88 and 91
12 – 1 LITER EVIAN, OR NAYA, OR FIJI
WATER
2 CASES (48) SMALL
EVIAN, OR NAYA, OR FIJI
6 COKE, 6 DIET COKE, 6 7-UP
6 ASSORTED ODWALLA OR NAKED JUI
CE OR HANSEN SMOOTHIES
4 SMALL TWIST OFF PERRIER OR SAN P
ELLIGRINO
1 BOTTLE POM POMEGRANITE JUIC
E (PLAIN, NOT FLAVORED)
6 BLUE GATORADES, 6 RED GATORADE
S
6 CORONA, 6 BECKS, 6 SIERRA NEVADA
PALE ALE, ALL BOTTLES
4 GUINESS PUB STYLE DRAUGHT IN
CANS
1 FRESH SUSHI PLATTER (FROM A LO
CAL SUSHI RESTAURANT)
SHOULD INCLUDE ABOUT 20 ASSORT
ED PIECES INCLUDING SOME THAT AR
E ALL
VEGETARIAN (NO CRAB EITHER)
1 ANTIPASTO PLATTER – SHOULD INC
LUDE AN ASSORTMENT OF OLIVES,
ARTICHOKE HEARTS, STUFFED
GRAPE LEAVES, CRUDITE WITH
DIP, SLICED
GOURMET SALAMI, ROASTED VEGGI
ES ETC …ETC … (BE CREATIVE)
1 GOURMET CHEESE PLATTER TO INC
LUDE 2-3 DIFFERENT CHEESES, CRACK
ERS
AND SEEDLESS GRAPES
1 WHOLE FRUIT BASKET
1 CUT FRESH FRUIT PL
ATTER
1 CONTAINER OF HUMMUS AND TRI
ANGLES OF WHEAT PITA BREAD
AND ABOUT FIVE OR SIX SMALL BOWLS
OF THINGS TO NIBBLE ON …... ASSORTE
D
CHOCOLATES, ASSORTED HARD CAND
IES, HEALTHY SNACKS LIKE DRI
ED
APRICOTS, YOGURT RAISINS, MIXED
NUTS, DATES ETC …ETC
….
Input Channel List for THE EXAMPLES
Output Channel list for THE EXAMPLES
As; August 2006
As; August 2006
Ch
Channel
Mic
+48V
Mix Description
Notes
1 KICK 1
SH 53
Mix 1
SF SR TOP + SUB
2 KICK 2
SH 92
Y
Mix 2
SF SL
TOP + SUB
3 SNARE TOP
SH 57
Mix 3
Bass Out
Wedges
4 SNARE IN
XLR
Y
Mix 4
Bass In Wedges
5 SNARE BOTT
KP 85
Y
Mix 5
GTR Out
Wedges
6 TIMBALE
Theta 98
Mix 6
GTR In Wedges
7 HI HAT
A 452 *
Y
Mix 7
Drum Wedge
Wedge
8 TOM 1 Theta
98
Y
Mix 8
Drum Sub
Dual 15 Pwr Sub
9 TOM 2 Theta
98
Y
Mix 9 Drum
Rev FX 3
10 TOM 3
Theta 98
Y
Mix 10 Key
Wedge
L
Wedges
11 TOM 4 Theta
98
Y
Mix 11 Key
Wedge
R
Wedges
12 RIDE
A 461
Y
Mix 12 Nick
Ears L
Wireless IEM Plus Extra Belt pack for Keys Tech
13 OH SR
A 415
Y
Mix 13 Nick
Ears R Wireless IEM
Plus Spare Pack = 3 packs
14 OH SL
A 415
Y
Mix 14
Drum Ears L
Wired Ears
Plus Spare Belt Pack = 2 packs
15 SPD
Active DI
Y
Mix 15
Drum Ears R
Wired Ears
16 BASS PRE Active
DI
Y
Mix 16 Simon
Ears L
Wireless IEM
Plus Spare Belt Pack = 2 packs
17 BASS POST UHF Theta 98
Mix 17
Simon Ears R Wireless IEM
18 OCARINA
UHF Theta 98
Mix 18
Anna Ears L
Wireless IEM
19 SAX
UHF Theta 98
Mix 19
Anna Ears R
Wireless IEM
20 ACC GTR
BSS DI
Y
Mix 20 Sax Ears L Wireless IEM
21 GTR TOP
BT 4051 *
Y
Mix 21 Sax Ears R Wireless IEM
22 GTR BOTT MD422
Mix
22 DDL
1
FX
1
23 LINE 6
BSS DI
Y
Mix 23
Rev 2
FX 2
24 HARMONICA
XLR
Mix 24
Rev 3
FX 4
25 SIMON VOX
UHF Theta 58d
Matrix 1
Spare IEM Plus
Spare
Belt Pack = 2 packs
26 SIMON VOX SPARE
UHF Theta 58d
Matrix 2
Spare IEM
27 BASS VOX The
ta 57d
Matrix 3
28 KEY VOX Theta
57d
Matrix 4
29 GTR VOX
Theta 57d
Matrix 5
30 BV UHF
Theta 58d
Matrix 6
31 YAMAHA AN1x
Active DI
Y
Matrix 7
32 YAMAHA FS1R
Active DI
Y
Matrix 8
33 Motif ES
Active DI
Y
Master L Wedge Cue L
34 YAMAHA CS6x L
Active DI
Y
Master R Wedge Cue R
35 YAMAHA CS6x R
Active DI
Y
Master L IEM Cue L
36 VL1 L
Active DI
Y
Master R IEM Cue R
37 VL1 R
Active DI
Y
38 SEQ 1 - LOOPS
XLR
39 SEQ 2 - LOOPS XLR
40 SEQ 3 - BASS
XLR
41 SEQ 4 - FX
XLR
42 SEQ 5 - KEY 1L
XLR
43 SEQ 6 - KEY 1R
XLR
44 SEQ 7 - KEY 2L
XLR
45 SEQ 8 - KEY 2R
XLR
46 SEQ 9 - VOX
XLR
47 SEQ 10 - VOX
XLR
48 SEQ 11 - GUIDE
XLR
49 SEQ 12 - CLICK XLR
50 KEY TALKBACK MXL
58mic
51 AMBIENCE SR
A415
Y
52 AMBIENCE SL
A415
Y
53 Talk to Stage
MXL58 switch
54 CD
55 CD
56 DDL Simon
57 DDL Simon
58 Rev Simon
59 Rev Simon
60 Rev Sax
61 Rev Sax
62 Rev Kit
63 Rev Kit
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PM5D set up: a walk through guide.
In part 1 of the guide we did a walk through of how to set up the PM5D as a monitor desk for a particular large monitor
set up. In this section we will use the same rider information to set up the same show but using PM5D Editor and not
the console. The same techniques would apply for a FOH or Broadcast set up.
PM5D rider specifi cations;
When specifying a PM5D console, we suggest you make it clear which model you prefer; PM5D (Manual Head Amp)
or PM5D-RH (Recallable Head Amp) and if you need DSP5D and DCU5D for extra channels.. Also specify you need
the latest console fi rmware, any MY cards, spare PSU, LA1L desk lamps and mains power for your laptop to run Studio
Manager. Always provide your own PCMCIA card for data back up and loading and remember your USB cable for
Studio Manager connection!
PM5DV2 Editor files can be loaded by either console hardware version, but the Editor software version must be
compatible with the console fi rmware version. The latest versions are always available from www.yamahaproaudio.com
together with a compatibility list. But as a rule of thumb the latest console version will always accept same release and
older version .PM5 fi les. Problems may only arise when a newer version of Editor is used to create a fi le for a console
running on old fi rmware. Yamaha always recommends that you use latest versions of console fi rmware to avoid this
potential problem, but if this is impossible create older .PM5 fi les by using PM5D Editor V1. If you intend to go on-
line then you will need concurrent versions. If necessary you can carry current console fi rmware with you on a suitable
PCMCIA card and be prepared to upgrade the console.
