M7CL Editor Software
The M7CL Editor application for Windows operating systems gives you off-line programming access to all console parameters. You can set
up and edit console parameters anywhere you can use your personal computer – in the office, on the road, in your hotel. A comprehensive
graphical interface makes locating and editing parameters easy, and you can download setups from the computer to the console either by
directly connecting the computer to the console via an Ethernet cable, or by saving the data to a USB memory stick that can then be
plugged into the console’s USB port. You can even control the console from the computer in real time while connected via Ethernet.
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Overview
The Overview display offers a convenient view
of the mix parameters for 16 channels or mix
buses at a time.
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Selected Channel
Similar to the Selected Channel display on the
console, this display provides comprehensive
access to all parameters for the selected
channel. Multiple “Additional Views” for other
channels can be opened simultaneously.
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Group/Link
Channel linking can quickly and efficiently
accomplished on the console itself, but if you
need to create channel link or group setups
offline, the M7CL Editor makes the task easy.
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Rack
The M7CL Editor Rack display is essentially the
same as the console display, allowing smooth,
intuitive effect assignment and editing.
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Library
The M7CL Editor allows convenient data library
management, too: shown here is the effect
library display, complete with high-quality
REV-X ambience effects.
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Scene
You also have full access to scene functions
with the M7CL Editor, including the focus and
recall safe functions that allow exceptional
control over the parameters that will be
included and excluded when a scene is recalled.
MBM7CL Meter Bridge
Although the M7CL has comprehensive metering facilities built in
(simply touch the meter section on the display for full-screen total-
system visual monitoring), the optional MBM7CL Meter Bridge fits
right above the console’s display and provides high-visibility level
monitoring while allowing the display to be used for other
operations.
PW800W Power Supply Unit
For many applications you can simply plug the M7CL directly into
a convenient AC outlet and use the built-in power supply. But you
should consider the external PW800W Power Supply Unit in
situations where maximum regulation and reliability are required.
When a PW800W unit is added the internal power supply and the
PW800W provide redundant failsafe operation.
Options
Rear Panel
Mini-YGDAI Expansion Cards
The M7CL has 3 expansion slots on the rear panel that accept a
wide range of optional Yamaha mini-YGDAI I/O cards that can be
used to add analog and/or digital input and output capability in a
range of formats. You could add mini-YGDAI cards to connect to
an MTR for direct multitrack recording, or to connect an Aviom
personal monitoring system, for example. You can even use mini-
YGDAI cards to bus-cascade the M7CL with other consoles for
significantly expanded input/output capacity.
Option Input/Output mini-YGDAI slot x3
mini-YGDAI card Name
Function
Input
Output
The number of Available cards
MY8-AE
AES/EBU
8In
8Out
3
MY8-AT
ADAT
8In
8Out
3
MY8-TD
TASCAM
8In
8Out
3
MY4-AD
Analog In
4In
—
3
MY8-AD24
Analog In
8In
—
3
MY8-AD96
Analog In
8In
—
3
MY4-DA
Analog Out
—
4Out
3
Yamaha
MY8-DA96
Analog Out
—
8Out
3
MY8-ADDA96
Analog In/Out
8In
8Out
3
MY8-AE96
AES/EBU
8In
8Out
3
MY8-AE96S
AES/EBU
8In
8Out
3
MY16-AT
ADAT
16In
16Out 3
MY16-TD
TASCAM
16In
16Out
3
MY16-AE
AES/EBU
16In
16Out
3
MY16-C
Cobra
16In
16Out
3
MY16-mLAN
mLAN
16In
16Out
3
AVIOM
16/o-Y1
AVIOM A-Net
—
16Out
3
AuviTran
AVY16-ES
EtherSound
16In
16Out
3
Audio-Service
MYMADI64
MADI
48In
48Out
1set (3)
PW800W Front
PW800W Rear
M7CL-32
M7CL-48
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