Category: articles | 22 December 2025 at 2:00 PM

🎛️ When Yamaha meets Shure, live sound gets seriously smooth.

Yamaha Corporation

Yamaha Corporation

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Updated on January 15, 2026

Yamaha and Shure have collaborated for more than a decade, focusing on seamless integration between digital mixing consoles and wireless microphone systems. This three-video series features Andy from Yamaha and Jack from Shure sharing practical guidance for engineers working with DM7 and RIVAGE PM consoles in combination with Shure SLX-D and Axient® Digital systems.

The videos focus on network configuration, device control, and monitoring — offering clear, hands-on insights for live sound professionals working in mixed-brand or Dante-based environments.

Video 1: Yamaha × Shure Collaboration — DM7 series and SLX-D Integration

Andy (Yamaha) and Jack (Shure) discuss the background of the partnership, how the integration works, key technical features, and an overview of network configuration and setup.
A useful starting point for engineers working with Dante or mixed wireless systems.
                   

Video 2:  Controlling Shure Axient® Digital from Yamaha RIVAGE PM series

This video focuses on integrating Shure Axient® Digital wireless systems with Yamaha RIVAGE PM series digital mixing consoles.

The discussion covers Dante network setup, device configuration, confirmation of network operation using Wireless Workbench, signal patching, RF Gain control, and monitoring RF level, Quality, and battery status.  Ideal for engineers looking to streamline wireless microphone control within RIVAGE PM workflows.
                   

Video 3: Controlling Shure SLX-D from Yamaha DM7 Series

In this video, Andy and Jack demonstrate how to set up and control Shure SLX-D wireless systems from Yamaha DM7 series consoles, including models without Dante.

Topics include SLX-D configuration, sample rate matching or conversion, device mounting, sync and clock management, and direct control of RF Gain, RF Level, and battery status from the console.
A practical guide for engineers using SLX-D in DM7-based systems.

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