Jan 20, 2013 6:06 PM
POD X3 Live USB Recording in Pro Tools 10
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Hi folks
So I am new to recording and have just got Pro Tools 10.
I am recording via USB directly into the Mac.
In the manual it says the X3L sends 8 outputs via USB. I can see them listed in my I/O section in Pro Tools.
I am assuming you just untick the tracks you don't want. Is that right?
My guitar signal is Dual Tone Guitar panned L & R. Tone 1 Left and Tone 2 Right.
I would like to record Tone 1 and Tone 2 on separate tracks and record Dry tracks as well.
The L6 manual confuses me when it talks about setting up USB recording.
In the setup for recording it says:
1-2 is the main signal, configured on POD X3, POD X3 Live or POD X3 Pro’s • Outputs page for Digital/XLR Outs.
3-4 is Tone 1 separately in stereo.•
5-6 is Tone 2 separately in stereo.•
7 is the sum of the inputs you’ve chosen for Tone 1.•
8 is the sum of the inputs you’ve chosen for Tone 2.•
The 7 and 8 inputs are perfect as raw sources for plug-in processing.
Then it says:
USB Sends When Operating In Stereo Tone Mode
When operating in Stereo Tone mode, the USB Sends of your POD X3, POD X3 Live or POD X3 Pro will provide the following 8 outputs to your computer:
1 is the Stereo Tone with balance and mute Left.•
2 is the Stereo Tone with balance and mute Right.•
3 is the Stereo Tone without balance or mute Left.•
4 is the Stereo Tone without balance or mute Right.•
5 is the Stereo Tone without balance or mute Left.•
6 is the Stereo Tone without balance or mute Right.•
7 is the Stereo Input Left dry.•
8 is the Stereo Input Right dry.•
I thought all tracks were Stereo Tracks as standard?
Am I supposed to record these as Stereo or Mono tracks?
Can someone help me please.
I am assuming you just untick the tracks you don't want. Is that right?
Cheers
Tim
>I thought all tracks were Stereo Tracks as standard?
You can think of them that way, or you can think of them as mono tracks that can be paired if you want. Your DAW will allow this if it is reasonable.
>Am I supposed to record these as Stereo or Mono tracks?
The obvious answer is that you record them however you want them to be on your recording.
>I would like to record Tone 1 and Tone 2 on separate tracks and record Dry tracks as well.
Tone 1, processed = 3,4
Tone 2, processed = 5,6
Tone 1, dry = 7
Tone 2, dry = 8
>I am assuming you just untick the tracks you don't want. Is that right?
One would guess so, but this is a feature of Pro Tools and not the POD, so check your manual or some other PT-specific source.
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