Waves WSG-PY64 I/O for Yamaha DM7
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WSG-PY64 I/O for Yamaha DM7
Product Info
Article Number:
618824
Brand:
Waves
Model:
WSG-PY64 I/O for Yamaha DM7
Category:
Digital Mixer Expansion Cards
Price:
$977.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
This Waves I/O card is a game-changer for DM7 users needing serious expansion. If you’re running a complex live rig or a hybrid studio/live setup and want the power of Waves processing integrated directly into your DM7 workflow, this unlocks a whole new level of creative control and sonic fidelity.
Product Description
- Waves WSG-PY64 I/O for Yamaha DM7
- Waves Interface
- For Yamaha DM7
- Connection to SoundGrid systems and devices possible
- 64 inputs
- 64 outputs
- Sample rate: 48 / 96 kHz
- Latency: 0.8 ms
- Recording/playback parallel to processing on Windows/Mac
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 198 x 73 x 166 mm
- Weight: 0.2 kg
PROS
- • Seamless SoundGrid integration expands DM7’s processing capabilities.
- • 64x64 I/O offers unparalleled routing flexibility for complex setups.
- • Low latency (0.8ms) ensures pristine real-time performance.
- • Waves’ renowned audio quality elevates DM7’s sonic potential.
CONS
- • High-end price point represents a significant investment.
- • Limited to Yamaha DM7; not a universal SoundGrid solution.
- • Requires SoundGrid network for full functionality; adds complexity.
Product Video
Key Features
Protocol
SoundGrid
Channels
64 in, 64 out
Sample Rate
48 / 96 kHz
Compatibility
Yamaha DM7 digital mixer
Weight
0.2 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, the WSG-PY64 needs to be connected to a SoundGrid network using a SoundGrid-compatible switch or interface to function.
No, the card is designed specifically for integration with the Yamaha DM7 and relies on the DM7's processing and routing capabilities.
While the card itself has low latency, the overall latency will depend on the processing load and the specific Waves plugins used; careful optimization is recommended.
