Yamaha MY8 Owner's Manual download pdf (Page 15)

MY8-LAKE Owner’s Manual 15

6. Toggle between the [Host Out

Ch] button and the [AES CH]

button to select a module input

source.

The selected input source will be

highlighted in orange.

All modules can be displayed by

tapping and holding up/down to scroll.

7. Tap an [Input Mixer] magnifying

glass icon.

The Input Mixer screen will be

displayed. You can adjust the input

level, and route or disconnect input

signals to any module by using the ON/

OFF buttons and fader controls.

8. Tap the blue arrow at the bottom-

right of the screen to close the

Input Mixer.

NOTE

•

For host devices unrecognized by the

MY8-AE96 (such as DIO8), you will

need to change the emulation mode of

the card to MY8-AT by tapping the

[Operation Mode] magnifying glass

icon at the bottom left of the screen and

reboot the host device.

• The digital clock and input configuration

summary can be found at the top left of

the screen.

Advanced I/O Configuration

(Classic view)

The default output configuration (Simplified

view) is routed to the Host inputs (i.e., Host

return) and to the AES output from each

module. If you want to change the output

configuration, you will need to change the

view to “Classic view” by following the steps

below.

1. Tap the [Routing Mode]

magnifying glass icon at the

bottom left of the I/O Config

screen, then select the “Classic

view” from the pop-up menus.

In the Classic view, by default the

Mesa Module Outputs A – H are routed

simultaneously to both the “Host”

returns 1 – 8 and to “AES” channels

1 – 8 just as in the Simplified view.

2. Tap one of the blue boxes in the

module’s input mixer block

diagram.

The Input Mixer screen will be

displayed. You can adjust the input

level, and route or disconnect input

signals to any module by using the ON/

OFF buttons and fader controls.

3. Tap any of the magnifying glass

icons on the far right of the

screen.

The Output Configuration screen will

be displayed allowing you to route any

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