The word “compact” is often associated with limitations, and in the sound reinforcement world, often implies compromises in functionality, connectivity, or sound quality, and sometimes all three. Until now choosing a compact console has almost invariably been a matter of what you’re willing to sacrifice to get the capabilities you need in the space you have. The new DM3 series of mixing consoles shatters this stereotype, offering superb sound quality, fast and easy setup and operation, and professional-level features for live sound, streaming, and live or home recording and music production—a combination unmatched in any other mixing console this size. In an ever-changing world that constantly presents new challenges as well as opportunities, DM3 mixing consoles give you the power and flexibility to do more with than you ever imagined with a compact digital console.
Raising the bar for compact digital mixers
In 1987 Yamaha released the first ever digital mixer, the DMP7, ushering in a new era of consoles that boasted greater functionality in a more compact design than their analog counterparts. Decades later the DM3 Series is setting a new standard for compact console performance, featuring versatile capabilities and extreme portability that make it an invaluable tool for a wide range of applications and environments.
The DM3 Series comprises two models, the DM3 Standard and the DM3—the first compact console to be fully compatible with Dante technology, allowing for faster and easier setup with multiple devices. Both consoles feature a multi-language user interface that can be configured to make operation simple and trouble-free for users with different backgrounds and varying skill levels.
Equally at home in a live performance venue or your home studio, it’s easy to imagine taking a DM3 Series console to a gig, recording and streaming the audio, and then taking it home for editing as part of your DAW setup. Alternatively, you could use it as a main mixer for a small performance one day, and as a sub-mixer for live streaming the next—the possibilities are endless.
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What's in the box:
- Yamaha DM3 Digital Mixing Console
- Power Cord
- Cubase AI
- Limited 1-Year Manufacturer Warranty
Features at a Glance:
- 8 + 1 fader configuration
- 9-inch multi-touch screen
- Input mixing channels: 16 mono + 1 stereo + 2 FX return
- Busses: 1 Stereo, 6 Mix, 2 FX, 2 Matrix (Supports Input to Matrix)
- Local I/O: 16 Mic/Line (12 XLR + 4 XLR/TRS Phones Combo) inputs, and 8 (XLR) outputs
- USB: 18 inputs, and 18 outputs
- 18 Effects, and GEQ on Mix 1-6 and Stereo channels
- Sampling rate: 48kHz/96kHz
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 320 mm × 140 mm × 455 mm
- Net weight: 6.5 kg
Specifications:
| Max I/O Capacity | 20x Input / 12x Output |
| Number of Analog Input Channels | 16 (16 Mono) |
| Number of Mic Preamps | 16 |
| Number of Analog Output Channels | 8 |
| Faders & Level Adjustment | 9x 3.9" / 100 mm Motorized Fader(Touch Sensitive |
| Built-In Effects | 18x Effect (Type Unspecified) |
| Analog Inputs | 12x XLR 3-Pin Balanced Mic/Line Input
4x Combo XLR-1/4" 3-Pin Balanced/Unbalanced Mic/Line Input |
| Analog Outputs | 8x XLR Balanced Output
Digital I/O
1x RJ45 Ethernet (Network)
USB I/O
1x USB-B (Host Connection, Multitrack Record)
1x USB-A (2-Track Record, Audio Playback, Control, External Memory) |
| Rack Mountable | Yes |
