Fx [Reverb / Delay] - Mackie DL806 Reference Manual

FX [Reverb / Delay]

Now let's take a look at the reverb and delay channel strips since they operate slightly different than
the channel strips. To get here, flick or drag left anywhere in the mixer view swipe zone until the
FX channels appear. The differences between the input channel strips and FX channel strips are
noted below. Channel 16 was left in the image on purpose to easily see the side-by-side difference
between an input channel strip and an FX channel strip.
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Effects Display — The EQ curve is replaced with an image
of the currently selected reverb and delay effect type. Simply
tapping the image will take you straight to that effect's controls.
Balance Slider — The pan slider becomes a balance slider on these
two channels, now acting as a stereo balance. It allows you to adjust
how much of the left or right output signals are heard. Touch and
drag the sliders left or right to make adjustments. Center it to hear
the output equally from the left and right sides. The balance may
be centered by double-tapping the balance ball.
No Gain Reduction Meters — There are no dynamics on FX
channels, so the gain reduction meters are not shown.
No High-Pass Filter — There is no high-pass filter on FX channels,
so it will be absent in the EQ view for these two channels.
Stereo Meters — Because the FX channels are stereo returns,
the meters are shown in stereo, not mono.
To learn more about FX, check out chapter 11 starting on page 75.
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