I installed Monkey 1.59 and launched Amplitube and every note screeches from the speakers.

meh, not a fix yet. I am reinstalling Pod Farm 2.5.3, even though Monkey 1.59 supposedly updated all drivers.

Monkey 1.59 gives me green checkmarks for each of the elements in my current configuration but the driver is wreaking havoc with my sound system.

I can bypass the UX2 and plug my guitar direct to my Mac and Amplitube is kicks neck.

What's the matter Line 6?

@ andreasglummert: same here - line6, please fix it!!

ive found that if you open podfarm2, then your daw, set up your project (save location) then you can close podfarm and not have any crackling, has worked for me today whilst using logicpro, quick fix till they get it sorted

That's interesting. I started my Line 6 Monkey yesterday and it still won't even recognise my UX2. And no notifications about any updates for the UX2 driver.

My problem might simply be that the Line 6 Monkey version is to old? If I download and install the latest Monkey I might be able to download a new UX2 driver that would solve the problem? Can anyone recommend what to do?

Thanks in advance - Johan

First, let me say, Monkey is suspect. Version 1.59 was released to correct problems introduced by its predecessor, so we have that unfortunate slip.

My advice to you would be to uninstall any and all Line 6 software and start over.

Disconnect any USB products connected to your Mac Book other than your X3 and just slug your way through it and hope it works out for ya'.

Failing that, you'll have to sit tight like the rest of us for 1.6 device drivers.

They're working on it, the check's in the mail, and I promise not to go in your mouth, yeah we know.... they're working on it.

There is no one there to tell them how to fix this and this community has no answers. This is a repeat of 2009 all over again and the issues with AMD/Intel bugs in Line 6 device drivers.

Line 6's answer to everything is start over and let me know how it worked out. When you tell them you did all that already, they'll advise you to draw up an RMA or submit a ticket.

We all know what's wrong, Line 6 engineers got sloppy, or the job of updating drivers was given to the new guy because it's mundane work and unexciting.

All it's going to take is for a major player on the world stage to start screaming because his Mac Book is screeching through the PA and then Line 6 will finally get off their *** and do something!

There are a lot of musicians who are forced to compromise their craft because Line 6's drivers are screwing everything up once again.