Mackie DL806 Reference Manual page 110

Mackie DL806 and DL1608 Reference Guide
Before tapping the Yes button, let's discuss the load button for a moment...but only for a moment!
Load — Load is an option we did not see in the "Current Shows" section. That's because the current
show is the loaded show! Load is only available in the "Offline Shows" section and will load the selected
show (including all of the snapshots associated with the show) as the Current Show.
Ok, now tap the Yes button!
After loading, the Current Show will display the Headliner show and all of its snapshots. Now tap
the Offline Shows button to see an image similar to what is displayed below. Notice that Support
is no longer the green button...Headliner is!
Load time is all dependent on the number of stored snapshots on the show and it can take up
to two seconds per snapshot to transfer. The current state of the console is not changed on a show
load, audio still passes and you can still adjust all mix controls. However, in reality, you will probably
want to wait to recall a snapshot from the new show after loading the show completes.
At this point, a new show has been created and named, but it's time to create some snapshots.
Simply follow the same steps as you did for the original show [Support - Dirty Pots, page 104].
That's basically it. When tapping an unloaded show [gray button], the only other choices in the popover
include Duplicate, Name, Image and Delete. The first three work exactly like they do for the Current
Show. If you need a refresher, please refer back to pages 103-104. Only Offline Shows may be deleted,
not the Current Show. So let's take a gander at Delete.
Delete — As mentioned above, the delete button deletes the currently selected show and all of its
snapshots. This is a permanent deletion with no undo, so a confirmation dialog helps prevent accidents.
As a reminder, loading a show will replace the current show on the mixer with the new show.
All connected iOS devices will also load the new show. This will create a copy of it on
each iOS device so it may be used offline in the future, if needed.
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