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Published: 2018-05-16, Author: Paul , review by: recordingmag.com
Abstract: One of my first non-review articles for Recording, written over ten years ago, focused on using a thrown together remote rig for tracking a band in a large old house. This “portable” rig was made up of a Mackie 1604 VLZ mixer, an Alesis ADAT XT20 used ju...
Published: 2018-01-30, Author: Paul , review by: recordingmag.com
Abstract: One of my first non-review articles for Recording, written over ten years ago, focused on using a thrown together remote rig for tracking a band in a large old house. This “portable” rig was made up of a Mackie 1604 VLZ mixer, an Alesis ADAT XT20 used ju...
Published: 2017-08-01, Author: Paul , review by: recordingmag.com
Abstract: One of my first non-review articles for Recording, written over ten years ago, focused on using a thrown together remote rig for tracking a band in a large old house. This “portable” rig was made up of a Mackie 1604 VLZ mixer, an Alesis ADAT XT20 used ju...
Abstract: I will be honest—when I first heard about Mackie playing in the Dante pool, I was a little skeptical. I own several older Mackie products that I love, but I have not been as pleased with their later equipment. I didn't think they had kept up with the big...
Abstract: Considering its feature set and Mackie's presence in the industry, the DL32R is poised to be the next big thing in all-inclusive audio capture, control, mixing and production at $1,999 street (add iPad, mics, cables, powered loudspeakers, and that's about...
Back in the late 1990s, I was thrilled to discover the groundbreaking features of a Mackie d8b digital console and HDR24/96 multitrack system. Today, the DL32R represents the same kind of leap forward for the budget-restricted aspiring audio professional...
Abstract: From an applications standpoint, the DL32R covers the broadest range of audio tasks in the simplest way of any single product I've reviewed, ever. Yes, the DL32R inherently requires a comprehension of its architecture, but that's not much more complicated...
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Published: 2014-12-01, Author: Paul , review by: soundonsound.com
Abstract: Mackie crown their DL series of app–controlled mixers with this full–featured stagebox–format model. Find out what's new in our exclusive review!Most live–sound mixers that offer wireless control also have physical control surfaces. With their new DL32R...
Abstract: It's only the fifth anniversary of the iPad, and already the inbetweener screen market growth is trending down. If recent mixer developments are anything to go by, the audio industry is single-handedly propping up Apple's only flaccid arm.Mackie was the f...
24-channel recording via USB, Master Fader app coming of age, Onyx+ preamps sound great, Plenty of I/O & DSP onboard
Can't rearrange fader order on the fly, Headphone output goes where the rack does
Mackie's DL32R tablet-controlled rack mixer builds on the successes of the DL1608 with more I/O and USB multi-tracking. And v3 of the Master Fader app shows Mackie is still ahead of the curve. The only thing you have to worry about is where to put it...
