It facilitates transmission and reception of up to 128 channels (64 in/64 out) of uncompressed, 48 kHz/24-bit digital audio. Find out more here.įor additional and/or remote I/O, there’s an expansion slot that accepts an NY64-D card for Audinate Dante audio networking. Also onboard are 16 XLR outputs, 8 DCAs, 8 FXs, 10 graphic EQs, a 34 x 34 USB audio interface and 2-track recording via a USB storage device. All three include a separate master fader. The TF1, which Yamaha provided for this evaluation, has 16 channel faders, while the TF3 has 24 faders and the TF5 has 32 faders.
Output busing is 8 mono + 6 stereo auxes, 4 matrices, L+R and Subwoofer. The TF1 offers 32 mono + 2 stereo + 2 return inputs, while the other models have 40 mono inputs (and dual stereo and return inputs). The series includes three models (TF5, TF3 and TF1), all with the same software and operation. Before detailing that, however, let’s do a quick overview. The Yamaha TF Series digital console platform keeps going strong, with additional capabilities provided by the recent firmware update version 4.0.
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