Mackie DL Series Reference Guide

Mackie DL806 and DL1608 Reference Guide
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Delay Type
Delay allows adjustment of the eect delay. The Master Fader app comes with ve delays to choose from:
mono,tapeecho,stereo,ping-pongandmulti-tap.Abuttondisplayingthecurrentdelaytypemaybe
tapped to reveal the other delay types. Tap the delay you would like for the selected channel. The image
will change to reect the delay type chosen.
Delay Type Description Examples
Mono The mono delay provides an echo eect with a mono delay line. Mono delay is great for added
depthandspace.PinkFloyd
guitarist David Gilmour is one
of the kings of delay.
Tape Echo Tape Echo provides a single, relatively rapid delay of the original
signal, with the added warmth that vintage tape-based echo
units provided.
Often used on vocals for a
1950’s-erafeel,oronguitars
for a surf-type tone.
Stereo The stereo delay is a stereo version of the mono delay, with a left
and right input and a left and right output. Each side (left and
right) has its own set of controls).
Aguitaristwithdualoutputs
(orA/Bswitcher)cancreate
interesting stereo delays,
settingeachamp’sdelaytimes
independent of the other one.
Ping-Pong The ping pong delay works the same as the stereo delay,
with the exception that the feedback is routed to the opposite
channel, producing a bouncing sound as the delayed signal
bounces from left to right.
Similar to the stereo delay
example, but instead of each
delay being set independently
of the other, this creates a
steady ping-pong delay with
varying speed.
Multi-Tap This allows you to create two delays with dierent lengths. With added feedback, you can
create very interesting eects
on a guitar solo.

Mackie DL Series Specifications

General

Brand	Mackie
Model	DL Series
Category	Music Mixer
Language	English