POD Go Quick Start Part One: Connectivity and Play View
This POD Go guitar processor tutorial provides an introduction to the Preset and Stomp modes in Play View, as well as using the Guitar In, Main Out, Amp Out, and stereo FX Loop jacks to connect POD Go to a powered speaker in mono, two powered speakers in stereo, a live or recording mixer, the front end of a standard amp, or an amp and effects using 4-Cable Method.


POD Go Quick Start Part Two: Editing Presets
This POD Go guitar processor tutorial explains how to edit presets within Edit View. Learn how the controls are arranged and how to navigate them, which blocks are of a fixed type and which may be freely assigned, how to select and adjust the parameter settings within individual blocks, and how to arrange the order of the blocks within signal chains.


POD Go Quick Start Part Three: Using Snapshots
This POD Go guitar processor tutorial explains how to create and use the powerful Snapshots feature. Quickly learn how to create four variations of the same preset—from subtle to extreme—loadable from a footswitch, and with no audio dropouts. The video covers Snapshot Footswitch Mode, selecting individual Snapshots, and activating parameters within blocks to place them under Snapshot control.


POD Go Quick Start Part Four: Saving Presets
This POD Go guitar processor tutorial explains how to save presets. Quickly learn how to name edited presets, save edited presets to a different Factory or User location, create a New Preset template so that all newly created presets start with your preferred block types and arrangement rather than starting from scratch, and various time-saving shortcuts.