About DM7 Editor

DM7 Editor is software that allows you to use your computer to perform offline editing by preparing the settings for the DM7 Series unit in advance, and to connect to the unit to monitor and adjust its settings (online monitoring/operation).

DM7 Editor and the DM7 Series are connected over a network. The DM7 Series unit and a computer on which DM7 Editor is installed are connected on the same network. For more information on configuring the network, please refer to the DM7 Editor Installation Guide.

NOTE
  • DM7 Editor and DM7 StageMix can be used on up to three terminals at the same time. However, DM7 Editor can only be used on one of them.
  • Parts of this software are based on open-source software. For information regarding software licenses, please see the License screen.
NOTICE
  • The copyrights for this software and the PDF owner's manual belong to Yamaha Corporation.
  • Neither this software nor the PDF owner's manual may be reproduced or modified in whole or in part without consent.
  • Commercial music data may not be reproduced or transferred without the consent of the rights holder, except in cases of reproduction for personal use, etc. that do not violate the Copyright Act. Please consider consulting with a copyright expert before use.
  • Please be aware that we bear no responsibility for the results or impact of using this software or the PDF owner's manual.
  • All of the illustrations and screens in this PDF owner's manual are to explain operations. Please note that they may differ from the final specifications.
  • Please visit the Yamaha Pro Audio website for changes to system software and some functions and specifications associated with application version upgrades, etc.
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