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title: "Yamaha Rivage PM Series"
url: "https://showcaller.ai/integrations/yamaha-mixer/yamaha-rivage-pm-series/"
type: "integration_model"
published: "2026-10-07T15:26:22+00:00"
modified: "2026-10-07T15:26:22+00:00"
author: "admin"
---

The Yamaha Rivage PM series is Yamaha’s flagship live mixing system. It comes as the PM10, PM7, PM5 and PM3. Each has a control surface with up to three bays of 12 faders. With a DSP-RX engine, a system mixes 120 inputs to 48 Mix buses and 24 Matrices. With a DSP-RX-EX engine, that grows to 288 inputs, 72 Mix buses and 36 Matrices. The PM7 has its own DSP for 144 inputs and 60 Mix buses. Every system has 24 DCA groups and 1000 scene memories. Showcaller AI controls the Yamaha Rivage PM by voice or chat.

### How Showcaller connects to the Yamaha Rivage PM

Showcaller connects through the Showcaller Bridge App on the show network. It uses Yamaha’s native remote control protocol on TCP port 49280. No login is needed. Then the operator asks in plain words. For example, **mute the presenter mic** or **Mix 22 up 2 dB**. They can also ask **send more of the host to Mix 40** or **pull the delay Matrix down 3 dB**. Showcaller reads every change back from the console before it reports it done. If the console disagrees, it reports the mismatch. The [Yamaha mixer integration](/integrations/yamaha-mixer/) page lists every function.

### What applies on Rivage PM systems

Large shows use many Mix buses and Matrices, and that is where voice control helps most. A monitor engineer can ask for a level without paging through bays. Meanwhile, a broadcast or delay feed can be checked with **is Matrix 12 muted**. However, scene recall is not available on Rivage PM in Showcaller. It works on Yamaha CL and QL consoles only. So recall scenes from the console or RIVAGE PM Editor. As a result, the Pro plan already covers every Tool Function Showcaller offers here.

### Tool Functions by plan

Starter covers input faders and mutes, the Main Stereo master and the Mix bus masters, with reads for each. Pro adds Matrix masters and DCA group faders and mutes. It also adds each input’s send level and on/off state to a Mix bus. The PM10, PM7, PM5 and PM3 all use the same Tool Functions. For full specs, see Yamaha’s [Rivage PM series page](https://usa.yamaha.com/products/proaudio/mixers/rivage_pm/index.html).