Module 24 – Troubleshooting the Chain QUIZ (HRS)

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Troubleshooting the Mic. Which of these are valid troubleshooting steps? (3 answers)
- Is your mic' plugged in?
- Is it a condenser, and therefore does it need phantom power, and is it on?
- Do you have another mic' you can try to see if this mic' is faulty?
- Is the mic the right colour?
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Troubleshooting the mic cable. Which of these are valid troubleshooting steps? (3 answers)
- Is the cable in good working order? Can you try a different mic cable?
- If it's being used on a condenser mic, is it a balanced cable?
- Is the cable full of beer?
- Does it make a noise (on the audio signal) when you wiggle the cable or the connectors?
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Troubleshooting the audio interface. Which of these are valid troubleshooting steps? (5 answers)
- Is it plugged into the mains and turned on (if applicable)?
- Is it connected to the computer, and is the cable in good working order?
- If it has a USB light, is it on?
- Are the gain and input selector/pad switches, knobs and dials in the correct positions?
- Is the output volume turned up?
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Troubleshooting the computer. Which of these are valid troubleshooting steps? (2 answers)
- Is the computer turned on, and in good working order?
- Is the audio interface selected (input and output) in your computer's sound settings?
- Does it need to be hit with a large mallet?
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Troubleshooting the audio software. Which of these are valid troubleshooting steps? (7 answers)
- Is your audio software functioning properly? (i.e., does it load properly)
- Is your audio interface selected in your audio software (for in/out) and routing properly?
- Do you have an audio track, and is your audio interface's input selected in that track, and is the track 'armed'?
- Do you have the master volume turned down?
- Are you seeing signal on the track, or the input track if there is one separately?
- Is your audio track turned down, or muted?
- Is a different track within the project in Solo (so you can't hear the current track)?
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Troubleshooting your monitors. Which of these are valid troubleshooting steps? (3 answers)
- Are your monitors switched on (if they are active)?
- Are your monitors connected to the audio device properly?
- Is the cable between the audio device and the monitor in good working order?
- Do the monitors need to be hit with a large mallet?
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