Any audio engineer and audio system professional interested in learning digital system design.

• DME (Digital Mixing Engine) overview
• System examples
• Area, Zone and Device Groups with DME
• DME Designer overview
• Basic windows and functions
• DME Designer V2.0
• Hands on with DME
• Basic windows and functions
• System design training—intsallation examples
• Stand alone system example
• Multiple rooms controlled independently or together
• Using Device Group, Remote control, ICP1, CobraNet
• DME Remote—control from the PM5D Digital Mixing Console
• CobraNet or Cascade cable
• Control via network or DME Remote
• Variety of network audio systems
• Basic network knowledge for managing multiple DME systems
• CobraNet, Ethersound, and more
• Option cards, optical solutions, etc
• Advanced features
• Users and Security
• GPI, MIDI, DAW control, Parameter Linking, Component Linking

In order to maximize the Digital System Design 101 training seminar experience, the number of slots in each seminar is limited.

There is no cost for attending the Digital System Design 101 training seminar. Breakfast and lunch will be provided. Travel and accommodations are the responsibility of the attendee.

A laptop to run DME Designer software; a CD ROM will be distributed in class that will include this Windows run software program. System requirements, (scroll to the bottom of the web page)

* Applications to attend Digital System Design 101 training seminar will not be accepted after the Friday prior to the week of the selected school's dates.

Please note that applying for the Digital System Design 101 training seminar does not guarantee acceptance. The available slots fill quickly and we are not always able to accommodate an applicant's first choice of dates. Please indicate your first, second and third choices for school dates. We will do everything possible to accommodate your first choice. We will confirm which session is available as soon as possible by e-mail or telephone. Detailed session information will be provided when acceptance to the Digital System Design 101 training seminar is confirmed.

Please notify us immediately if you are unable to attend class at: digisys101@yamaha.com. Failure to attend without at least 48-hour notice of the seminar date may prevent your acceptance in future classes.