Troubleshooting Audio and MIDI

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Daniel Mintseris

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01 - Introduction

01 - Troubleshooting audio and MIDI setups.mp4

00:48

02 - 1. Knowing Your System

01 - Learn system component functionality.mp4

06:20

02 - Keep track of hardware and software settings.mp4

03:46

03 - System connections review.mp4

06:38

04 - MIDI controller mapping conflicts.mp4

02:32

05 - MIDI and Audio signal flow.mp4

10:11

03 - 2. Troubleshooting Toolkit

01 - Visual indicators in hardware and software.mp4

03:18

02 - MIDI monitoring software.mp4

05:52

03 - Cable testing devices.mp4

04:23

04 - Best practices for successful troubleshooting.mp4

04:24

04 - 3. Workflow

01 - Proceed calmly and rationally.mp4

07:04

02 - Bypass sections of the signal chain to isolate the problem.mp4

03:32

03 - Reproduce the issue to find the solution.mp4

09:20

04 - Consider most recent changes.mp4

04:44

05 - Prioritize objectively.mp4

05:17

06 - Resets and power cycling.mp4

03:04

05 - 4. Strategies for Evolving Systems

01 - Build on an existing system.mp4

08:15

02 - Resolve issues posed by new design elements.mp4

07:24

Description

Audio and MIDI connections can be frustrating when things aren't working as expected. In this course, stage and studio expert Daniel Mintseris helps musicians and creators to troubleshoot and fix issues in their digital recording setups, so that they can capture better audio and music. Get to know your system and your troubleshooting toolkit, then go over best practices for your workflow, as well as some strategies you can use as your system evolves. Plus, find out how you can build on what you’ve learned, going forward with your own audio setup and process.

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