The DME Library Data for Third-party Loudspeakers package can be downloaded to provide third-party functionality with the SP2060 speaker processor or the speaker processor components of the DME series digital mixing engines. Simply create a call to the library data for optimal processor settings with EAW, Electro-Voice, and JBL speakers operated through DME series or SP2060.

Current Version Info

V1.0

Procedure of Use

Saving the Library Data

Decompress the folder and then copy the information into the DME Designer Library folder as explained below. The copy destination varies according to your OS and according to the current DME Designer folder configuration.(DME Designer does not have component folders in place as default, but newer versions will automatically create these folders as library data is introduced.) When proceeding, be careful that you do not overwrite any of your own library data.

Windows XP/2000:
\\Program Files\YAMAHA\OPT Tools\DME Designer\Library

Windows Vista:
Open the Library folder—that is, the folder named Public\Public Documents\YAMAHA\DME Designer\Library.

• If the Library folder does not contain a folder named "SpeakerProcessor", please copy the entire decompressed "SpeakerProcessor" folder into the Library folder.
•  If the \Library\SpeakerProcessor folder contains only a folder named "Speaker Processor  1 Way", then copy the needed folder (EAW, EV, or JBL) from the decompressed "Speaker Processor  1 Way" folder into the \Library\SpeakerProcessor\ folder. Also, to include support for 2 way or 3 way speakers, copy the entire "Speaker Processor  2 Way" or "Speaker Processor  3 Way" folder from the decompressed "SpeakerProcessor" folder into the \Library\SpeakerProcessor folder.
•  If the \Library\SpeakerProcessor folder contains both "Speaker Processor  1 Way" and "Speaker Processor  2 Way" folders, then copy the needed folder (EAW, EV, or JBL) from the decompressed package into the corresponding folder in \Library\SpeakerProcessor. Also, to include support for 3 Way speakers, copy the entire "Speaker Processor  3 Way" folder from the decompressed "SpeakerProcessor" folder into the \Library\SpeakerProcessor folder.
• If the \Library\SpeakerProcessor folder contains folders named "Speaker Processor  1 Way", "Speaker Processor  2 Way", as well as "Speaker Processor  3 Way", then copy the needed folder (EAW, EV, or JBL) from the decompressed package into the corresponding folder in \Library\SpeakerProcessor.

The speaker processor component is supported by DME Designer version 1.2 or later.

DME Designer version 3.0 or later will automatically generate the \SpeakerProcessor\Speaker Processor  1 Way folder within the Library folder.

For information about how to save library data into the SP2060 unit, refer to the section entitled "SP2060 Library Manager" within the DME Designer instruction manual.

Library Filenames

Library Filenames are determined as follows.
model-name_[drive-mode*]_ subwoofer-use_floor-monitor-use.cel
"sub": Full-range speaker settings, when used in combination with subwoofer.
"moni": Settings for use as floor monitor.

Example 1)

This file is a library which drives the JBL AM6212/64 in bi-amp mode, and a sub-woofer (beside this file, you should recall a library for your subwoofer respectively).

Example 2)

This file is a library which drives the EAW AX422 in passive mode.

Limiter settings

Default threshold levels have been set on the assumption of a maximum processor output level of +24dBu (corresponding to analog output from the SP2060 and DME24N) and an amp voltage gain of 26dB (as, for example, when using a Tn or XP-series amp set to 26dB gain with ATT set to 0dB; or when using a PC-1N or P-series amp set to 32dB gain with ATT set to -6 dB). If you are using a setup that does not match these assumptions, please change the threshold levels accordingly.
Example 1: If you are using the +18dBu MY8DA96 card in the DME64/24N, raise the threshold by 6dB.
Example 2: If you are using an amp with 32dB gain and with ATT set to 0dB, drop the threshold by 6dB.

Note: The use of a limiter does not guarantee the protection of your speakers! The use of recommended limiters should be considered only the first step toward protecting your system.

System Requirements

DME Designer version 1.21 or later.

List of Speaker Configurations

• EAW
• ELECTRO-VOICE
• JBL

EAW

To use systems with sub, high pass LF @ 100 Hz (24 dB Butterworth) & do not use PEQ 1.
*1 Configuration is for one AS422e between two AS460e's.
*2 Configuration is for one AS415e adjacent to one AS490e.

ELECTRO-VOICE

JBL

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