5. TBK HP1 / HP2 / MONITOR Indicators
Indicates where the Talkback microphone signal is being routed to.
6. Reamp Volume
Set the ReAmp Volume outputs in dB.
7. Line Out Volume
Set the Line Out volume in dB.
8. ASIO Control
For Windows users: adjust the ASIO buffer size (in samples) and choose between several USB
Streaming latency settings.
9. Thunderbolt™ Latency Mode
Choose between Fast, Medium, or Slow Thunderbolt latency mode.
7. Troubleshooting
Precautions:
Are you running the latest control panel and firmware?
If not, please update your control panel and firmware.
Are you correctly routing the audio signal via the routing panel?
For HDX, Thunderbolt™ or USB playback, route the HDX, Thunderbolt™ or USB-Play channels to
the Line Out channels by dragging and dropping from the top section to the bottom.
Have you set the correct sample rates for your DAW, your computer’s sound, and the Goliath?
For Mac, first check that the sample rate is correct in the Audio & MIDI Setup, then check the DAW
and the Goliath HD | Gen. 3 sample rate.
For Windows, go to Playback Devices, right-click on the Goliath HD | Gen. 3 and click Properties. Go
to the Advanced tab and check the sample rate, then check the DAW and the Goliath HD | Gen. 3
sample rates.
Connectivity
If you believe there is no sound being received to an input or delivered from an output:
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Check your source. Is there a signal being transmitted form the source?
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Is your source in the correct sample rate for the Goliath HD | Gen. 3 to receive?
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Check what clocking mode you are in. Are you receiving the clock signal from the source?
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Check that the relevant lock light on the control panel of the Goliath HD | Gen. 3 is lit up.
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Try a different cable and another source if available.
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Check the routing in the Control Panel. Have you routed the signal path correctly?
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If you have routed signals to the mixer, check if their corresponding fader is up.
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Check the relevant peak meters in the Control Panel by selecting them in the dropdown menu
and seeing if the relevant signal is being received or outputted.
