Leaderboard

The easy solution is to learn sound engineering. You don't need to know all the ins and outs, but knowing some of the basics will help you dial in a patch a lot quicker. With a modeler, you are no longer a guitarist plugged into an amp that's in the room. You're basically dealing with a miced amp in a studio. Knowing how to use EQ and compression, along with proper gain staging, will help reduce your tinkering time.

Basically how it worked for me is: 1. I went to the Line 6 website to downloads -> "all software" drop-down menu -> "Drivers" 2. Lookup the correct update number in my Line 6 Monkey under "Newest" update 3. Scrolled down quite a bit in the Drivers section on the website until I found the correct update (in my case 4.2.7.6 which corresponds to the UX2 toneport updates as listed on that page) 4. Downloaded and installed the correct driver 5. Started up my Pod farm and directly got an license error, so I chose (in the error box) the license manager button 6. License manager opened automatically and my UX2 device was listed under "DEVICES" 7. Shut down my Pod farm and started it up again. Then it worked fine.