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[Justice C. Bigler]

The TF Editor is now available (for Windows, Mac version available this summer):

http://www.yamahaproaudio.com/global/en/products/mixers/tf/downloads.jsp

[Thomas Le]

Sweetwater video: https://youtu.be/O4rt63bTcuk

[Alec Spence]

Sweetwater video: https://youtu.be/O4rt63bTcuk

Only 3 LEDs per channel for the metering - shame on you Yamaha!

[Mac Kerr]

Only 3 LEDs per channel for the metering - shame on you Yamaha!

Three LEDs are probably fine for use as a "signal present" meter. for setting input gain, where you may need a higher res meter, look at the channel view screen where there is a higher res meter, as there is on the dynamics screens as well.

Mac

[brian maddox]

Three LEDs are probably fine for use as a "signal present" meter. for setting input gain, where you may need a higher res meter, look at the channel view screen where there is a higher res meter, as there is on the dynamics screens as well.

Mac

i agree, at least kinda.  there's signal there, there's enough signal there, there's too much signal there, are really the three main things we're looking for when we look at meters anyway...

that being said, i do prefer something a little more informative.  but it beats the 01v/96 by having at least Some Kind of input meter LED...

[John Roberts {JR}]

+1  Signal present and overload, is more than enough info... If you are mixing to meters... get more meters, but for finding signals and keeping between the ditches I used to get away with bi-color LEDs...

3 colors is icing on the cake.

JR

[David Sturzenbecher]

but it beats the 01v/96 by having at least Some Kind of input meter LED...

01V's have signal present and overload lights....

[Tim Padrick]

Need good meters?  Just fire up Studio Manager and select the Meters page.

[Jonathan Goodall]

Sweetwater video: https://youtu.be/O4rt63bTcuk

The rippling effect of the leds is a bit hard on the eyes.

[Frederik Rosenkjær]

The rippling effect of the leds is a bit hard on the eyes.

Sorry, if I'm totally missing a joke here, but if by "rippling effect" you mean the constant flashing/varying intensity of all the LEDs on the surface AND you're not being tongue-in-cheek: That's just an effect of the camera shutter. The console doesn't do that to the naked eye.

Again: sorry for potentially destroying a joke, but I felt it needed clarification.

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