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Description

Imagine seamless control over your live mixes with the Mackie DL32SE 32-channel Rackmount Digital Mixer. Designed for the modern sound engineer, this powerhouse offers wireless flexibility without compromising audio quality. Using Mackie’s Master Fader SE control app, you can manage your mix from anywhere in the venue, freeing you from the confines of a traditional mixing console. Whether you're orchestrating a live concert, a worship service, or a theater production, the DL32SE adapts to your needs.

The DL32SE is equipped with 32 premium Onyx+ mic preamps, delivering crystal-clear sound with impressive dynamic range. With its built-in 32-in/32-out USB interface, recording and virtual soundchecks become a breeze, integrating smoothly with your favorite DAW for post-production or live plug-in use. Supporting up to 20 tablets simultaneously, it allows multiple engineers to collaborate effortlessly, or performers to adjust their personal mixes in real-time.

Its sleek rackmount design ensures a tidy setup, while an extensive array of I/O options, including 10 assignable XLR outputs and 15 output buses, guarantees you won't run short on connections. With per-channel DSP, including EQ, compression, and reverbs, your mixes will sound polished and professional. The DL32SE is not just a mixer; it’s your complete live sound solution.

Key Features:

  • 32 stereo-linkable input channels with 32 recallable Onyx+ mic preamps
  • Wireless mixing via tablet with Mackie’s Master Fader SE app
  • Supports up to 20 tablets for collaborative mixing
  • Built-in 32-in/32-out USB interface for seamless DAW integration
  • Extensive I/O with 10 XLR outputs, 15 output buses, and more
  • Per-channel DSP with EQ, gate, compression, and effects
  • Suitable for live sound, virtual soundchecks, and studio applications

Product specs

Type Digital Mixer
Channels 32
Computer Connectivity USB (32 x 32)
Inputs - Mic Preamps 16 x XLR, 16 x XLR-1/4" combo
Outputs - Main 10 x XLR
USB 1 x Type B
Other I/O 1 x RJ45 (external control)
Signal Processing Gate, Compressor
Software Master Fader 5 Control App (iOS 11 or later, Android 6.0 or later, macOS 10.2, Windows 10)
OS Requirements - Mac macOS 10.15 or later, iOS 13 or later
OS Requirements - PC Windows 10 or later, Android v7 or later
Power Source Standard IEC AC Cable
Height 7.3"
Width 5.8"
Depth 17.6"
Weight 8.8 lbs.

FAQs

How many channels does the Mackie DL32SE mixer support?

The Mackie DL32SE mixer supports 32 channels, allowing for extensive connectivity and control over multiple audio sources simultaneously.

What type of inputs does the Mackie DL32SE offer?

The Mackie DL32SE provides 16 XLR inputs and 16 XLR-1/4" combo inputs, accommodating a wide range of microphones and instruments.

Is the Mackie DL32SE compatible with both Mac and PC systems?

Yes, the Mackie DL32SE is compatible with macOS 10.15 or later, iOS 13 or later, and Windows 10 or later, ensuring seamless integration with your preferred operating system.

What software is used to control the Mackie DL32SE?

The Mackie DL32SE is controlled via the Master Fader 5 Control App, which is available for iOS, Android, macOS, and Windows platforms.

Does the Mackie DL32SE support external control?

Yes, the Mackie DL32SE includes an RJ45 port for external control, allowing for flexible remote operation and integration into larger setups.

What kind of signal processing features does the Mackie DL32SE offer?

The Mackie DL32SE includes built-in gate and compressor processing, providing essential tools for shaping and controlling your audio signals.

Reviews

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Mackie DL32SE 32-channel Rackmount Digital Mixer.

Features and functionality

  • The DL32S offers 32 XLR inputs, with the last 16 being combo jacks that accept both XLR and 1/4 inch inputs.

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  • The built-in WiFi router allows connecting up to 20 devices, but users report connectivity issues in crowded signal environments.

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Software and compatibility

  • The Master Fader app may feel awkward for some, but Mixing Station offers smoother fader movement and costs approximately 10€.

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  • Users report the Soundcraft UI24 as a significant improvement over the UI16, with better patching and multitrack recording capabilities to a USB stick.

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Use cases and applications

  • Ideal for bands, the DL32S can be placed anywhere on stage, minimizing cable clutter and risk of spills due to its compact size.

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User experience

  • Owners report a quick setup with minimal programming and less screen interaction compared to other mixers, making it user-friendly.

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  • Some owners of the Mackie DL32S cite issues with buggy software, specifically noting that USB recording functionality can become unusable over time.

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Value and pricing

  • Purchased at around $1000 as an open box, it has been described as a solid, utilitarian workhorse with a great return on investment.

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Comparisons

  • Lacks advanced features like the X32R, such as inserts and channel EQ presence in pre-fade aux mixes, but covers 90% of typical tasks.

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  • The DL32S is often compared to the Behringer X32R, which is praised for its powerful setup but is more expensive, especially when considering additional stageboxes.

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  • Allen & Heath CQ-20B's feedback assistant is compared to the Soundcraft Ui16's solution, but both lack independent channel recording, a crucial feature for some users.

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