Write an article based on this "Turn the master volume and channel faders down completely. Plug microphones into channels using XLR cables. Attach instruments to the line inputs on your mixer. Connect the mixer output to an audio interface with TRS cables to use monitors. Plug headphones into the “Phones” port on the mixer. Turn on your mixer using the power switch."
article: Look for the main volume control on the bottom right side of the mixer, which is usually labeled “Main Mix” or something similar. The faders are knobs or sliders that control the volumes of individual inputs found along the bottom of the mixer and are either knobs or sliders. If the controls are knobs, turn them counterclockwise until they don’t go any further. If the controls are sliders, pull them down as far as you can to lower the volume.  If you turn on the mixer without turning the volume and faders down, you could create loud feedback or damage the mixer. The main volume control and faders usually have a different color than the other controls so you can easily tell them apart. XLR cables are used to plug microphones in, and the ends have 3 pins inside a metal cylinder. Your mixer will either have XLR ports along the top edge or on the back side of the mixer. Plug the end of the XLR cable into the microphone you’re using. Put the other end of the XLR cable in one of the ports on the mixer that has 3 small holes inside a circle The number above the port determines the input channel, which is a column on your mixer with knobs that controls that single input.  You can buy XLR cables from a music supply store or online. The number of inputs you can have on your mixer depends on how many channels it has. An 8-channel mixer can have up to 8 different inputs while a 32-channel mixer can have 32 sources. The line inputs on your mixer are found near the XLR ports for each channel and fit 6.35 mm audio jacks. Plug the end of your audio cable into the instrument you’re hooking up. Then choose a channel on your mixer that doesn’t have another cable attached to it, and attach the other end of the audio cable to the line input. The number above the input tells you which channel controls the audio for the instrument.  You cannot plug an instrument into a line input on a channel that already has an XLR cable plugged into it. You can also buy audio cables for instruments that attach to a mixer with an XLR cable. Either will work for your audio. TRS cables are a balanced audio source, meaning you’ll get less feedback and noise from your inputs, and they look like 6.35 mm headphone jacks on the end. Locate the master output ports near the top of the mixer or on the side by the other ports. Plug one of the cables into the port labeled “L” and a second cable in the port labeled “R.” Run the cables to your audio interface and plug them into the matching input ports on the back of the interface.  You can get an audio interface and TRS cables online or from a music store. Interfaces allow you to play the audio from your mixer through speaker monitors or on a computer. Listening to your mixer through headphones allows you to hear the levels clearly so you can tweak them later on. Use a 6.35 mm headphone jack to plug in your headphones to the mixer. Make sure the headphone cord doesn’t tangle around any of the knobs. You don’t need to use headphones if you don’t want to. The power switch is usually on the back of the mixer or on the top right by the other knobs. Check that all of the volume and fader controls are still turned down before flipping the switch to turn it on. You will see a light turn on as soon as the power is connected. Some mixers may have a switch labeled “phantom” which supplies electricity to microphones that require it. If you have a microphone that uses phantom power, also turn on the switch.

Write an article based on this "Understand how expanding works. Craft more paper if necessary. Open your crafting table. Place your map in the middle. Surround the map with paper. Move the resulting map into your inventory. Repeat this process up to three more times. Use the map"
article: The first time you make a map, it's a set size; you can increase the size of the map up to four times (doubling it each time), allowing for a more comprehensive map of the world. You cannot expand a map in the Legacy Console versions of Minecraft. This is the version of Minecraft that was originally released for the Xbox 360/One and the PlayStation 3/4. You'll need eight pieces of paper for each zoom level (up to 32 pieces total). If you don't have at least 8 pieces of paper, craft more before proceeding. Select the crafting table to do so. If you're using Minecraft on mobile, you'll need an anvil for this step instead. Click your map, then click the center square in the crafting grid. On mobile, tap the left-most square on the anvil's interface, then tap your map. Click your stack of paper, then right-click each empty space around the map at least once. On mobile, tap the middle square in the interface, then tap your paper. You should see a yellow map icon appear to the right of the crafting interface; click it, then click your inventory.  If you added two or more pieces of paper to each crafting square, you can add back the map to create another zoomed-out version. On mobile, tap the resulting map in the far-right box to move it into your inventory. By placing the zoomed-out map back in the center of the crafting grid and surrounding it with paper again, you can zoom out your map once again. This process can be repeated up to three times after the initial expansion. to document more of the world. By equipping the map and walking around with it, you'll be able to add the world's landmarks to the map.

Write an article based on this "Obtain horseradish crowns or roots to plant. Find an out of the way place to plant the horseradish."
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Purchase a cutting of horseradish from a greenhouse or grocery store. Most of the time, these places will sell crowns (the uppermost part of the plant) or roots that are pre-cut and ready to plant. Most gardeners start horseradish from crowns, as the plant grows from the roots and only its weed-like flowers produce seeds. Like carrots or potatoes, horseradish roots are ready to go straight into the ground. Set aside an area in the corner of your garden to plant the horseradish crop, or designate a unique space such as a barrel or hanging planter to keep it from overtaking other plants. Horseradish takes roots quickly and flourishes in cool conditions, and it can quickly spread throughout your garden if you don’t check its growth.  Horseradish is a perennial, so plant it somewhere you'd like to have it growing for years to come. If you are working with a smaller garden, look into alternative planting methods such as terracing or using contained planting methods like a half barrel or Smart Pot.