Yamaha DM2000 V2 Manual Do Utilizador
Cubase SX3 / DM2000 V2 Setup and Operation Page 2
Configuring Cubase SX V3.0.0 or higher
1)
Click on the ‘Devices’ menu and select ‘Device Setup’.
2)
Click on the ‘+’ icon (Add Device), then click on ‘Yamaha DM2000 V2’. This
will cause Yamaha DM2000 V2 to appear in the Devices column on the left side
of this window.
will cause Yamaha DM2000 V2 to appear in the Devices column on the left side
of this window.
3)
In the right side of the ‘Device Setup’ window, assign DM2000 V2 to the correct
MIDI Input and Output ports. For example, if you have chosen USB 2-5 on
DM2000, choose ‘YAMAHA USB 0-2’ in Windows XP/2000 systems (choose
‘YAMAHA DM1000 Port2’ in Mac OS X). Then select the same port number
for MIDI Output. This will cause USB ports 2 through 5 to be assigned for
remote control of Cubase SX from DM2000.
MIDI Input and Output ports. For example, if you have chosen USB 2-5 on
DM2000, choose ‘YAMAHA USB 0-2’ in Windows XP/2000 systems (choose
‘YAMAHA DM1000 Port2’ in Mac OS X). Then select the same port number
for MIDI Output. This will cause USB ports 2 through 5 to be assigned for
remote control of Cubase SX from DM2000.
4)
In the grid below the MIDI port assignments, the functions of various USER
DEFINED keys on the DM2000 can be assigned. Some USER DEFINED keys
have permanent assignments so they are not available in this list. These functions
are described later in this document.
DEFINED keys on the DM2000 can be assigned. Some USER DEFINED keys
have permanent assignments so they are not available in this list. These functions
are described later in this document.
5)
After completing these assignments, click ‘Apply’ towards the bottom of the
Device Setup window. Then click ‘OK’ to exit this window.
Device Setup window. Then click ‘OK’ to exit this window.
Controlling Cubase SX
Input Channel Controls
Faders 1-24 control the levels of Cubase SX channels 1-24.
(Refer to the User Defined Keys description below for information about accessing
Cubase SX channels beyond 1-24.)
(Refer to the User Defined Keys description below for information about accessing
Cubase SX channels beyond 1-24.)
The first four characters of the names of the Cubase SX channels appear in the
Fluorescent channel strip display. Also PAN position is displayed here and can be
adjusted with each channel’s rotary encoder. For surround panning, pressing the PAN
ENCODER MODE switch alternates the function of the encoder between Left-Right and
Front-Back panning. When the encoder is functioning in PAN mode, pushing the
encoder will activate the MONITOR switch in Cubase SX.
Fluorescent channel strip display. Also PAN position is displayed here and can be
adjusted with each channel’s rotary encoder. For surround panning, pressing the PAN
ENCODER MODE switch alternates the function of the encoder between Left-Right and
Front-Back panning. When the encoder is functioning in PAN mode, pushing the
encoder will activate the MONITOR switch in Cubase SX.
The DM2000 ON switches control each Cubase SX channel’s MUTE, and the SOLO and
SEL switches also control Cubase SX’s corresponding functions. The AUTO switches
on DM2000 control Cubase SX’s Automation Read function.
SEL switches also control Cubase SX’s corresponding functions. The AUTO switches
on DM2000 control Cubase SX’s Automation Read function.
By changing the DM2000’s ENCODER MODE to AUX/MTRX, Cubase SX’s SENDS
can be controlled. Sends 1-8 can be selected with the DM2000’s AUX SELECT
switches. Then turning the channel rotary encoders will adjust the send level, with the
can be controlled. Sends 1-8 can be selected with the DM2000’s AUX SELECT
switches. Then turning the channel rotary encoders will adjust the send level, with the