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Re: Pod Farm doesn't process any sound

support@line6.com — Tue, 18 Dec 2012 14:57:48 GMT

I'm using Windows 7, and a two channels amplifier for monitoring. I had always used that things and everything was fine until some days ago.

Pod Farm doesn't process any sound

support@line6.com — Sun, 16 Dec 2012 20:49:36 GMT

Hi line6 crew,

Well, i'm trying to run my POD FARM but it doesn't works. The interface of the program opens normally -even I can move the controls of amps, effects, etc- but the sound it's not modified by the models included on it, I mean, the sound of the guitar is unprocessed, as if my guitar were just plugged into my toneport ux8 only. What should I do?

I even update the drivers to 2.55 but nothing happened. I tried to uninstall the program and to reinstalling ita again but the sound still unprocessed. Thanks for your help.

Re: Why my POD FARM doesn't run?

support@line6.com — Sun, 16 Dec 2012 19:41:11 GMT

I checked that too: the input source is instrument 1... I don't know what happened!

Re: Why my POD FARM doesn't run?

support@line6.com — Sun, 16 Dec 2012 19:07:36 GMT

Well, I can see all models. I checked the ID level, but everything is O.k. I even uninstall the Pod Farm and installed again but nothing happened. I need Help!! The sound stills unprocessed.

Re: PODFarm 2 Won't Process the Audio Whatsoever.

support@line6.com — Sun, 16 Dec 2012 18:40:02 GMT

Well, something like that is happening with my Pod Farm 2.55. The program doesn't process any sound, altough still receiving signal from my guitar through my Tone port UX8. I tried reinstalling the program, but nothing happened. How you solved the problem?

Why my POD FARM doesn't run?

support@line6.com — Fri, 14 Dec 2012 22:33:55 GMT

Hi line6 crew,

I even update the drivers to 2.55 but nothing happened.

Thanks for your help.

Re: How to record a drum kit with toneport ux8 and pod farm?

support@line6.com — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 20:10:35 GMT

Thanks for your answer. I got another question. ¿Recording drums in multitrack mode is possible using the pod farm? I ask you because I tried to record some drums without pod farm and I feel a little bit of latency (well, when i did it, i don´t use the most recent drivers. Actually I install the newer ones. This will eliminate latency?)

At the other hand, without use pod farm, how can i adjust the equalization of the drums? Should I asign an EQ for each track of the drums?

Thanks for your help

How to record a drum kit with toneport ux8 and pod farm?

support@line6.com — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 16:05:56 GMT

Hi, line 6 crew

I got a question. Recently I bought a Toneport ux 8 for recording guitar, but i want to record a drum kit. How I do it? It's posssible do this using the pod farm for multitrack recording? Its neccesary a console or i could send the mics directly in to the toneport? How can I eliminate the latency when I send the mics direcly in to the Toneport and i'm not using the pod farm?

Thanks for the info. I'm new in this field. I use Ableton live 7 for recording

Re: Why my recordings with pod farm sound opaque and primitive?

support@line6.com — Sat, 17 Mar 2012 17:24:11 GMT

Well, I use ASIO drivers in the Ableton Live preferences..., but it still sounds bad. Once recorded, it sounds very different to the sound i get when i'm playing. For a aceptable sound, i got to crete a dual tone, and in the first one put preamps, equalizations and that kind of stuff: the recorded result its better, but the crunch and distortions decreases... sound like a strange mix of two sources of sound; you can perceive that one signal is over the other but no fussioned. What can I do?

Why my recordings with pod farm sound opaque and primitive?

support@line6.com — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 00:47:06 GMT

Hi Line6 crew,

I got a question and a problem:

I' ve been recording with the pod farm2.5 in standalone mode and Ableton live recording program. Nevertheless, when I listen what I play with the pod farm in standalone mode, it sounds good.... but when I record, the things change: the track recorded sounds very shade, opaque, like a A.M,. radio station. That kind of sound persist, alittle bit less primitive and disgusting, even when I´ve been masterized the recorded track. If I want a better sound, with much more body, i got to create a dual tone: one with preamp, compression and e.q,; and other with the chain of the amplifier, reverb, etc, that i' been chosen. On that way the sound gets better, but the sensation of distortion or overdrive that i desire and that i´ve been adjusted on the amplifier parameters, decreases. What should I do? When I listen to line6 tutorial videos of pod farm, the things that people record without masterization, sounds so good.... I´ve been doing something wrong? Someone can eplainme how to record a single chain of sound (i mean, a single tone, not a dual) with a good quality sound as a result?Tjhanks for your helpful suggestions.