MACKIE Digital Mixers - Manual (Page 20)

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Acuma Time Pak
Memory A/B
Buttons
Input Gain
Sliders
Dry Path
Enable Effects
Tap Tempo
Button
Tempo:
60 to 240
BPM
Attack: 10 to
500ms
Global Controls Block
Enable select
Selecting the ENABLE button turns all the nodes on or off.
Dry select
The DRY button turns the dry unaffected signal on or off. It can
also be combined with the affected signal if you have selected an
insert from Time Pak’s Input select.
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Memory A/B
Memory A and Memory B are two separate storage banks that
let you temporarily store Time Pak control set-ups. This is handy
for quickly referencing and comparing sounds while you are
creating edits.
MIDI Tempo
Control
Note: If you are using Aux routings DO NOT use the Dry select. A good thing
to remember is that you do not want to use two sources of dry signal with
digital equipment as the sampled frames will not line up resulting in un-
wanted delay or comb filtering