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Re: Line 6 POD Studio GX problems

support@line6.com — Mon, 07 Jan 2013 08:47:10 GMT

Thanks for that. I was doing it anyway (one of several premutuations I attempted) and I managed to successfully confuse myself (not difficult).

Anyway, I eventually found the delay problem - my bluetooth headphones. It appears I need yet another wire trailing around my ankles for the dog to play with.

Thanks for your help to those that replied and no doubt I will need your assistance again!!!

Re: Line 6 POD Studio GX problems

support@line6.com — Sun, 06 Jan 2013 20:26:11 GMT

Thanks for you replies.

As mentioned I used to have a Jammate Rockfrog. All I want to do is play MP3s (Windows Media Player) on my computer and simultaneously play my bass. Both sounds come through my stereo's headphone jack. Rockfrog did this perfectly but POD Studio GX is causing endless hassle.

I am currently running Pod Farm 2.53. I did update to 2.55 and instaledl Line 6 Monkey but these had the effect of totally knocking out my sound. They were uninstalled and have resorted to Pod Farm 2.53.

As you may have gathered I managed to get the thing to work but I have no idea how I got it to as I don't seem to have done anything different!

The POD Studio GX now does what I wanted it to do. However, I now have a new problem in that whenever I play there is a short delay (fractions of a second) in playing the note and it reaching my headphones. Therefore playing along with something is impossible due to the delay which sounds like an echo. I have tried playing without any music on my computer and delay is still there.

I am running the sound through my stereo and I am not recording (and have no immention in doing so).

Hope this helps.

Line 6 POD Studio GX problems

support@line6.com — Fri, 04 Jan 2013 15:52:51 GMT

I'm getting really frustrated with this product!

Everyone seems to say it's easy to use but I'm getting nowhere. It may be I have a defective product but I don't know! The manuals are forever telling me what everything does.

All I want to do is simply play my bass through the computer and overlay it on top of existing tracks. I can fiddle about later once I know what I'm doing.

Can anyone please help me with a simple set of instructions for an idiot like me to follow?

If it's any use, I used to use a RockFrog but had to ditch it as it's not Windows 7 compatible.

Thanks in anticipation.