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The LS9 features a USM memory recorder function that makes it easy to record the console’s internal signals to a USB 

memory, and play back audio files that have been saved to a USB memory. Files can be recorded to USB memory in MP3 
(MPEG-1 Audio Layer 3) format. In addition to MP3 files, files in WMA (Windows Media Audio) and AAC (MPEG-4 AAC) 

format can be played back� The USB memory recorder function supports 44,1 kHz and 48 kHz sampling rates� The output 

from the console’s STEREO bus or MIX buses can be recorded to USB memory, and BGM or sound effect files saved on a 

USB memory can be assigned to and played back via any of the console’s input channels�

Assigning the USB Memory Recorder Inputs and Outputs to Channels

With the console reset to it’s default state (scene 000), no routing assignments are set up for the USB memory recorder 

function. To use the USB memory recorder it is necessary to first make the appropriate input and output channel assignments.

(1) Press the RECORDER key in the DISPLAY ACCESS section as many times as necessary until the RECORDER display appears.
() Assign the required channels to the USB memory recorder inputs via the category tabs and port select buttons. When the selections have been made, 
     position the cursor at the [CLOSE] button and press the ENTER key. Assign a channel to the other input in the same way.
     When the input channels have been assigned, assign the L and R PLAYBACK OUT channels in the same way.

BGM Playback from USB Memory

Position the cursor here and 
press the ENTER key to 
assign the recorder outputs.

Position the cursor here and press 
the ENTER key to assign the recorder 
inputs.

Play Audio Files from a USB Memory

Save audio files in the SONGS folder inside the YPE folder on the USB memory, or in further folders contained within the SONGS 
folder. Files saved in other folders as well as files in unsupported formats will not be recognized.

Playback will begin at the selected song, and all checked 

songs up to the end of the title list will be played in 

sequence. Playback will stop automatically when the songs 

have been played through once.

Playback will begin at the selected song, and all checked 

songs up to the end of the title list will be played in 

sequence, then playback will begin again from the first 

song. Playback will repeat until the STOP button is clicked.

The selected song will play and repeat until the TOP 

button is clicked.

The selected song will play once and then playback 

will stop automatically.

Plug the USB memory containing 
the audio files into the console’s USB 
connector, then press the RECORDER 
key in the DISPLAY ACCESS section 
as many times as necessary until the 
TITLE LIST display appears.

Select the file you want to play from the list by 
using the dial or DEC/INC keys.

When playing multiple files in sequence, the 
checked files in the list will play.

Position the cursor at the [

    /     

 ] (PLAY/PAUSE) 

button and press the ENTER key to start playback. 
To stop playback position the cursor at the [       ] 
(STOP) button and press the ENTER key.

New Features

The following features have been added or changed as of firmware version 1.1.

• A SCENE PLAYBACK LINK display has been added. This allows a specified audio file on the USB memory to be played back automatically when a specific scene is recalled. This is handy for automatically playing 

sound effects or BGM when a scene is recalled.

• A DIRECT PLAY function can be assigned to the USER DEFINED KEYS. This allows playback of a specified file on the USB memory to be started by simply pressing the assigned USER DEFINED KEY. This 

assignment can be made via the PARAMETER  field in the USER DEFINED KEY SETUP pop-up window.

• In the TITLE LIST display it is possible to switch between song title and file name display: position the cursor at the [SONG TITLE/FILE NAME] button and press the ENTER key to switch.

The INPUT CH SELECT pop-up 
window will appear.

The OUTPUT CH SELECT pop-up 
window will appear.

Содержание LS9 Editor

Страница 1: ...use and operation of scenes the virtual rack and other useful functions The Quick Start Guide is provided for first time users of the Yamaha LS9 Digital Mixing Console and provides a streamlined intr...

Страница 2: ...EQ Channel Assignment 8 GEQ Selection and Editing 9 Recalling and Saving Scenes 10 Scene Data 11 Recall Safe 12 BGM Playback from USB Memory 13 USER DEFINED KEY Assignment 14 Connecting the LS9 to a C...

Страница 3: ...annel section and all default settings are stored in scene number 000 So all you have to do to normalize or reset the entire console is to recall scene 000 Check Your Connections This document presume...

Страница 4: ...AUX and EFF controls as the LS9 it should be referred to only as an example The Selected Channel section is located to the right of the LCD panel Module Comparison The channel module controls the par...

Страница 5: ...s you want to edit press the button once The selected MIX bus button will light 3 Press the same button a second time and all buttons in the MIX MATRIX section while light while the selected button fl...

Страница 6: ...k spaces and you cal select either the single channel 31 band GEQ type or the dual channel 15 band Flex15 GEQ type Effect units can only be mounted in rack spaces 5 through 8 You can change the type o...

Страница 7: ...window to open the EFFECT LIBRARY pop up window Use the dial to select an effect from the list that appears in the pop up window You can click the RECALL button to load the selected effect Edited eff...

Страница 8: ...fect returns to channels In scene 000 the effect return are assigned to STEREO input channels 1 4 but these assignments can be changed Either click the button to the right of the effect unit in the ra...

Страница 9: ...ex15 GEQ unit is being edited the number of remaining available bands will be displayed Although you can boost and cut the EQ bands via the display you can also use the channel faders to directly cont...

Страница 10: ...been reset you can begin to edit the various parameters for your mix But of course you can edit parameters from any scene number When any changes have been made to the currently selected scene an Edit...

Страница 11: ...off position Direct out settings on off position level EQ settings all parameters including HPF ATT digital attenuator Dynamics 1 and 2 settings all parameters Rack settings all parameters MIX send s...

Страница 12: ...ene is recalled This is known as Partial Safe Select specific parameters for Recall Safe by using the SAFE PARAMETER field buttons any button other than ALL Partial Safe and engage the SAFE button in...

Страница 13: ...nsupported formats will not be recognized Playback will begin at the selected song and all checked songs up to the end of the title list will be played in sequence Playback will stop automatically whe...

Страница 14: ...pened is actually specified by pressing and holding the USER DEFINED KEY for more than 2 seconds while the target display page is showing Once assigned you can instantly open the assigned display page...

Страница 15: ...ub using a high quality CAT5 Ethernet cable Either a straight or cross Ethernet cable can be used when connecting the LS9 directly to the computer Press the SETUP key in the DISPLAY ACCESS section as...

Страница 16: ...oped for use with Yamaha DME series Digital Mixing Engines thus the DME in the name But through successive versions it has grown to provide TCP IP functionality for a wide range of Yamaha products Fro...

Страница 17: ...be matched to the settings you made in the Studio Manager LS9 32 in this example If an administrator password has been set for the LS9 enter the password in the Administrator Password field When all...

Страница 18: ...at has been specifically designed to provide open ended expansion capability Input and output expansion in a variety of analog and digital audio formats is provided via Mini YGDAI cards that install e...

Страница 19: ...visual feedback and confirmation This type of centralized operation and display allows the engineer to concentrate more fully on the job at hand while providing operating ease that allows extra leewa...

Страница 20: ...l to be varied for AUX type operation while the send level of the FIXED type is fixed at nominal for BUS type operation The MATRIX buses are used to further group the MIX bus signals MATRIX buses have...

Страница 21: ...etween the MIX bus PRE and POST settings After pressing the HOME key position the cursor at the target MIX bus and press the ENTER key A pop up window will appear in which you can select PRE or POST A...

Страница 22: ...Block Diagram 22...

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