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TASCAM TEAC Professional Division DM-24 Digital Mixing console The DM-24 Basics V 2.0 1 INPUTS 3 RETURNS 3 OPTIONS 4 OUTPUTS 4 AUX SENDS 5 TRACKING OPTIONS 5 OVERDUBBING TRACKS 17-24 6 POST ADC DIRECT OUT PREFERENCE 6 POST ADC DIRECT OUT IN THE STUDIO 7 USING THE INSERTS TO TRACK ANALOG AND RETURN DIGITAL 7 SPECIAL AUX 1-2 FUNCTIONS 8 EFFECTS 9 MACHINE CONTROL 10 MIDI 11 HUI EMULATION 13 AUTOMATION 14 CASCADING TWO DM-24S 16 OPERATING @ 96KHZ 19 SNAPSHOTS 19 2 DM-24 Version 2.0 The DM-24 was originally released in October of 2001 with version 1.11 firmware. At that time it was the most powerful, low cost digital mixer in the world. In March of 2002 we released version 1.60 which added many new features including 16 extra channels making the DM-24 a 48-channel mixer. With the release of version 2.0 the DM-24 can now route 60 input signals to the stereo buss at mixdown! With new features like HUI emulation and some of the most powerful 5.1 surround panning found in any digital mixer, the DM-24 is even more powerful then other digital mixers costing two and three times more then the price of the DM-24. Two things haven’t changed since October of 2001. The DM-24 is still the most powerful, low cost digital mixer in the world and the list price is still only $2999. Inputs “Inputs” can be assigned to any or all 32 channels. For instance Mic/line input #1 can be assigned to all 32 channels simultaneously. There are many times when you may wish to assign the same input signal to two different channels and manipulate them differently. Perhaps compress one channel, but not the other, etc. Returns “Returns” include TDIF I/O, ADAT lightpipe I/O and any option slot I/O that might be added to the DM-24. There are 24 channels of TDIF I/O and 8 channels of ADAT lightpipe I/O built in to the DM-24, but there are also two option slots available to expand your I/O capabilities. You can use any “3” of these returns simulta