Mackie DL32S Rackmount 32 Channel Digital Mixer

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Mackie DL32S Rackmount 32 Channel Digital Mixer

32-channel Rack Mixer with Built-in Wi-Fi

Put a Mackie DL32S in your rack, and you can mix from anywhere. All you need is an iPad and Mackie's Master Fader control app. 32 great-sounding Onyx+ mic preamps and onboard FX ensure a great-sounding performance. The DL32S also functions as a 32-in/32-out USB interface, so you can record the show then mix it later in the studio. You can also play back a full multitrack recording for a virtual sound check. The DL32S supports up to 20 iPads at once, so multiple engineers can work from one mixer. And with built-in Wi-Fi networking and instant recall of every setting, setup is a snap. The DL32S gets you into your mix like never before.

Control everything from anywhere with wireless mixing
Leave that bulky snake at home! Because you can control the Mackie DL32S with your iPad, you can place it anywhere. Even if the DL32S is onstage, you can walk around the venue to fine-tune your mix. It's a great way to ensure optimal sound quality for every member of your audience. And because the DL32S supports up to 20 iPads at once, multiple engineers can work from one DL32S. You can even set up personal mixes for each performer that are tweakable via any iOS device. Back in the day, you would've needed miles of cable and a pile of submixers to pull off this much signal routing. But with the DL32S in your rack, all you need is an iPad and your fingers!

All your connections are covered
With the Mackie DL32S in your live rig, you'll never run short of I/O. Providing you with 32 stereo-linkable input channels, 10 fully assignable XLR outputs, and 32 great-sounding Onyx+ mic preamps, the DL32S has your I/O needs covered. Of the 32 input channels, 16 are XLR jacks, 16 feature XLR/TRS combo jacks, and two include hi-Z inputs. On top of that, you also get 15 output buses, 8 stereo-linkable aux sends, 6 stereo-linkable subgroups, a Main L/R bus, and a headphone output. And best of all, the DL32S gives you total recall of your settings!

Integrated USB 2.0 audio interface
One of the Mackie DL32S's most useful features is multitrack recording and playback. Use the DL32S as an audio interface to record straight to your DAW. Play intermission music, backing tracks, and more. Play back your full multitrack recording for a virtual sound check. You can also use your DAW's audio plug-ins in a live environment. The DL32S is a value-packed, high-channel-count studio recording solution. Packed with DSP, the Mackie DL32S gives you 32 input channels with a 4-band parametric EQ, highpass filter, noise gate, and compression, as well as 15 output buses with a 4-band parametric EQ, highpass and lowpass filters, 31-band graphic EQ, compressor/limiter, and alignment delay. On top of that, you also get onboard delay, reverb, and modulation effects. With four stereo FX processors with dedicated sends and returns, full I/O routing with A/B sources per channel, and modern and vintage options for each processor, churning out polished, pro-quality mixes is no problem.

Features:
Ample I/O including 32 stereo-linkable input channels, 10 fully assignable XLR outputs, 15 output buses, 8 stereo-linkable aux sends, 6 stereo-linkable subgroups, a Main L/R bus, and a headphone output
16 input channels are XLR jacks, 16 feature XLR/TRS combo jacks, and two include hi-Z inputs
32 recallable Onyx+ mic preamps deliver top-notch sound
Wireless mixing allows you to take control of your mix via an iPad
Tweak your mix, processing, and routing from anywhere in the venue
Built-in Wi-Fi networking and instant recall ensure easy setup
Supports up to 20 iPads at once to accommodate multiple engineers
4 onboard FX processors with dedicated sends and returns create polished, professional-sounding mixes
32-in/32-out USB interface for recording straight to your DAW
Play intermission music, backing tracks, and more
Play back your full multitrack recording for a virtual sound check
Use your DAW's audio plug-ins in a live environment

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