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This provides information about the DX–10E–PC software application, including the version and personnel credits.

Close Window (Esc)

This closes the window that is currently selected (front-most) on-screen.

Close All (Ctrl+/)

This closes sub-windows that are currently open on the screen, leaving just the main window open.

Input EQ

This toggles the Input EQ window open and closed. It duplicates the function of the Input EQ button in the Button Section.

Graphic EQ

This toggles the Graphic EQ window open and closed. It duplicates the function of the Graph EQ button in the Button Section.

Parametric EQ

This toggles the Parametric EQ window open and closed. It duplicates the function of the Param EQ button in the Button Section.

Compressor

This toggles the Compressor window open and closed. It duplicates the function of the Compress button in the Button Section.

Gate

This toggles the Gate window open and closed. It duplicates the function of the Gate button in the Button Section.

Delay

This toggles the Delay window open and closed. It duplicates the function of the Delay button in the Button Section.

XOver

This toggles the Crossover window open and closed. It duplicates the function of the X-Over button in the Button Section.

Options

The Options window is reserved for future upgrades.

Audio Input

This toggles the Audio Input window open and closed. It duplicates the function of the Audio In button in the Button Section.

Logic Input

This toggles the Logic Input window open and closed. It duplicates the function of the Logic In button in the Button Section.

Logic Output

This toggles the Logic Output window open and closed. It duplicates the function of the Logic Out button in the Button Section.

Active Logic Inputs

These light to indicate when a logic input is active (e.g., contact closure).

Active Logic Outputs

These light to indicate when a logic output is active.

Presets

The DX–10E–PC stores up to 32 presets, which can be selected via the Presets pull-down box. Select a preset in the pull-down box and the settings are instantly recalled from memory.

Save To Preset

Click this button to save the current mixer, processor, and group assignment settings to a preset.

The Save To Preset window opens. Enter a name for the preset, then click the Save To Preset button to save it.

Clear Edits

If changes are made to a stored preset, and you want to return to the original settings, click this button. This restores the settings for the currently selected preset.

On Line

Click this button to initiate communication with the DX810. This button lights to indicate when there is active communication between the DX810 and the DX–10E–PC application. Click this button again to terminate communication.

Panel Lock

Indicates front panel lock status. Click this button to lock and unlock front panel control. Note that the lock code is not required to use this control. It doesn’t affect the PC application’s controls.

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DX810 specifications

The Mackie DX810 is a versatile mixer designed for both live sound and studio applications, combining intuitive operation with a host of advanced features. This compact device, with its robust design, is perfect for musicians, sound engineers, and content creators alike, making it an essential tool for any audio setup.

One of the key features of the DX810 is its ten channels, which provide ample space for connecting multiple audio sources. Each channel comes equipped with a 3-band EQ, allowing users to tailor the sound to their specific needs. The built-in effects processor further enhances audio flexibility, offering a range of reverb and delay options. This makes it easier to create professional-quality soundscapes without the need for external equipment.

The Mackie DX810 also includes a feature called "Built-In USB Recording." This allows users to easily record their performances or practice sessions directly to a computer, streamlining the workflow for musicians and producers. Coupled with its low-latency monitoring capabilities, the DX810 is ideally suited for both live performances and studio recording.

Extensive connectivity options are another highlight of the DX810. With XLR, TRS, and RCA input outputs, it facilitates the integration of various audio sources, including microphones, instruments, and external effects units. The mixer also supports phantom power, enabling the use of condenser microphones, which is crucial for capturing high-quality vocals and acoustic instruments.

The DX810 is designed with ease of use in mind. Its layout features clearly labeled knobs and faders, ensuring that adjustments can be made quickly, even in high-pressure situations. The bright LED indicators provide visual feedback, allowing sound engineers to monitor levels effectively and avoid clipping.

Additionally, the robust construction of the DX810 ensures reliable performance in diverse environments, from intimate venues to large-scale events. Its portable design means that it can be easily transported, making it a favored choice for mobile sound engineers and gigging musicians.

In summary, the Mackie DX810 is packed with features designed to meet the needs of modern audio professionals. With its impressive channel count, built-in effects, recording capabilities, and solid build quality, it stands out as an essential mixer for anyone looking to enhance their sound experience. Whether in a studio or on stage, the DX810 delivers exceptional performance and flexibility.

Mackie DX810 instruction manual Indicators/Presets/Control

Models: DX810