Yamaha DME7 Signal Processor
Designed for theaters, concert halls, and other venues, the Yamaha DME7 is an open-architecture digital signal processor with 96 kHz processing and 64 channels of Dante I/O and matrix mixing as standard.
You can select, connect, and configure its DSP components freely, so the unit is built around the system rather than a fixed signal path. Dante is redundant, on primary and secondary etherCON ports. USB audio adds 8 channels in each direction with sample rate conversion, and memory holds 1000 parameter sets and 10,000 snapshots.
Each DEK-DME7-DX64 expansion license adds 64 channels of Dante I/O and matrix mixing: one license gives 128 channels, two give 192, and three give 256. That license and the ProVisionaire Cloud service that activates it are not yet offered in the United States.
ProVisionaire is Yamaha’s software suite for the whole workflow. ProVisionaire Design creates the DSP configuration and the system design, and ProVisionaire Control and Touch build custom control panels for Windows and iPad. GPI terminals and MIDI on the rear panel take outside control. DCP4S, DCP1V4S, and DCP4V4S digital control panels are available as accessories.
Features
- Open-architecture DSP with 96 kHz processing
- 64 by 64 channels of redundant Dante I/O and matrix mixing
- 8 by 8 channels of USB audio with sample rate conversion
- 2.7 ms latency between Rio-D2 analog input and output
- 1000 parameter sets and 10,000 snapshots
- 16 GPI inputs and 8 GPO outputs
- MIDI in and out
- Dual AC inlets
- Design and control through ProVisionaire







