Hi,

   I am not sure I have understood what is happening. Are you saying that just running standalone with no daw at all, you get a double sound?

If so, I'd take a look in standalone and go to mixer view and see that the 'D.I.' is turned right down far left on level and delay. If the di was on, it would give the clean guitar signal too and so sound like two versions of the guitar.

Concerning what you said about disabling standalone etc. I am not sure if you are recording with both pf plugin in daw on and pf standalone on at the same time, or whether you are doing something else.

When I record, I open my recording programme and don't use any pod farm plugin in the programme while recording. I select the track and input I want and then turn the track's volume right down and record. I open Pod Farm standalone to give me the sound of my guitar as I play. This sound is pretty close to no delay, whereas if I used the plugin version of pod farm in the recording programmeDAW, I would get a delay which would affect my ability to play, as it would play the sound noticably after my striking the strings. If I put both versions of pod farm on, I get the original signal and a second signal slightly delayed. Just tried it to see what it would sound like. It actually gives quite a nice added delay sound to the original sound , but by just turning the sound right down of that track or not having a plugin on that track when recording, makes it sound right again. Then I put the plugin on the track afterwards when listening back to it etc.

If the double sound is still happening after trying di etc., even without the daw being on, then I'd have to have another think about what that could be.

Hope you get it working,

God Bless,

David

The 2 sliders in POD Farm controls the wet sound from the standalone (Direct Tone Monitoring). Sends  3/4(dry)  are not affected in any way by the POD Farms mixer, it is just the unprocessed signal passed to your DAW. If you record sends 1/2 (wet) you should be recording exactly what you hear (with the exception of the master volume of the UX2).

When you select UX2 in FL, are you selecting ASIO Line6 UX2?

When you are recoding are you monitoring the other tracks to hear the relative levels?