Hi,

   I personally send a dry signal to the sequencer while listening to a processed one via pod farm standalone. I then apply the pod farm plugin to the recording and try different settings. I haven't settled on a specific type of sound for vocals yet (I haven't done as much with vocals as with guitar), so I like being able to have the dry signal and be able to try out different settings later and see how it works with the other instruments etc.

You could (I am pretty sure this can be done with a mic input - I think can be with guitar, but maybe not mic - maybe give it a try and see) set pod farm to send a dry signal on one channel and a processed signal on another channel, both into your sequencer and record both at once on seperate tracks. This way you would get the processed version and one which you could use later if you decide to change it.

God bless,

David

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