Appendix
Troubleshooting
If the H5studio seems to be operating strangely, check the following items first.
Recording/playback trouble
There is no sound or it is very quiet
• Check the orientation of the mic or the volume settings of the connected equipment.
• Confirm that the headphone volume and line output level are not too low. (→Monitoring input sounds)
• Plug-in power must be supplied if the mic connected to the MIC/LINE IN jack supports plug-in power.
(→Connecting a lavalier mic, for example, to the MIC/LINE IN jack)
• Check the H5studio input settings. (→Enabling tracks for recording, Converting mic capsule input to
mono, Enabling stereo linking)
• Check the phantom power setting. (→Setting phantom power)
• Check the input volume settings. (→Adjusting input gain)
• Check the mixer settings during playback. (→Adjusting the track level balance)
• Confirm that a cable is connected properly to the headphone or line output. If sound is not output even
when cables are connected properly, wires in the cables might be broken. Replace the headphones or
cable.
• Confirm that the cables connecting the other device and the INPUT 1/2 jacks or MIC/LINE IN jack are
connected properly. If sound is not output even when cables are connected properly, wires in the cables
might be broken. Replace the cables.
Monitored sound is distorted
• Use the (VOLUME) dial to adjust the volume.
• Adjust the input volume settings. (→Setting the input level (mic/line))
“MIC INPUT OVERLOAD!” or “INPUT 1 (2) OVERLOAD!” appears
• The input sound is too loud. Increase the distance between the mic and the sound source.
• Wind can also cause loud noises to be input. We recommend using the Low Cut setting to reduce noise if
air is blown directly at the mic, for example, when recording outdoors or when the mic is near the mouth
of a speaker. (→Reducing noise (Low Cut))
Recording is not possible
• Confirm that the REC button is lit red. (→Recording)
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