Mackie DLZ Creator Guide Rapide page 11

However, there is MUCH more to it than may be explained here.
Therefore, we strongly encourage you to review the full owner's manual
on the Mackie website should any additional questions arise.
1. Power Connector Connect the supplied power adapter
to this jack and turn the outer ring clockwise to lock.
2. Power Switch Turns the DLZ CREATOR on and off.
3. Combo Inputs Connect a mic, instrument or balanced or
unbalanced line-level signal using an XLR or 1/4" connector.
4. Stereo Line Inputs Connect stereo unbalanced line-level
signals using 1/4" connectors.
5. 1/8" Stereo Input Connect an 1/8" line-level signal from
a smartphone, MP3 player, or other signal source.
6. USB I/O An interface allowing you to stream
audio to and from the DLZ CREATOR via computer.
Connect the USB-C side of a USB cable to the DLZ
CREATOR and the USB-A side to the computer's USB port.
7. Speaker Out L/R Connect to the inputs of speakers.
8. Phones Jacks Connect stereo headphones here.
9. SD Card Slot Insert an SD card to allow recording /
playback.
10. USB A Connect a flash drive and record direct or connect
a keyboard here for naming and hot keys.
11. Network Connector Ethernet streaming coming in a future
update.
1. Read and understand the Important Safety Instructions
on page 4.
2. Turn all the faders fully down.
3. Connect the locking barrel connector of the Power Block
to the mixer and rotate the outer ring clockwise to lock.
Push the line cord securely into the Power Block and plug
the other end into a grounded AC outlet.
4. Turn the DLZ CREATOR on.
5. Please be patient as the system and its parameters load up.
DLZ CREATOR is not a difficult product to master.
FRONT & REAR PANEL DESCRIPTIONS
GETTING STARTED
12. Solo Switch Allows you to listen to individual channels
singly or in combination with other soloed signals.
The button illuminates if the solo switch is engaged.
13. Mute Mutes the channel signal. The button illuminates
if the mute switch is engaged.
14. Speaker Mute Mutes the output to the speakers.
15. Channel Fader Adjusts the level to the main mix.
16. Sample Pads Channel Fader Adjusts the level of the sample
pads to the main mix.
17. Sample Pads Press a pad to play the saved sample.
The pad illuminates during playback.
18. Speaker Level Adjusts the level of the signal sent
to the speaker outputs.
19. Quick Control Knobs Rotate these encoders to change
the currently selected parameters.
20. Home Press the HOME button to return to the main
mixer view.
21. Record Press the REC button to begin the recording
process.
22. Auto-Mix Press the AUTO-MIX button to quiet unused
channels and select the priority of ones that are in use.
23. Display Where you will view everything from levels
and meters to effects and settings.
6. Choose a work mode. We recommend starting with 'Easy'.
7. Ensure that the Setup Assistant is toggled on
and click 'Next'.
8. Follow the on-screen instructions.
9. Raise and lower the input and output volumes
to a comfortable listening level.
10. Switch to Standard or Pro mode for access
to additional parameters.
11. Add presets, EQ, FX, etc. to taste.
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