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Here’s what you need to do: set up the amp and mic for cloning and record it into your DAW before you clone it. Listen back. Tweak, repeat. When the recording is to your liking, then capture your clone.

That was the first thing that came to my mind. On several occasions when swapping Agora amps which have linked cabs I have accidently ended up with two cabs in series which sounds like crap. An Amp + Cab clone should not have any cab blocks in the chain since the cab is built into the clone file.

Got it from general knowledge of many years as a computer programmer. (Search USB host/Usb client) If you don't want a computer in the mix to provide host, you need another device that can provide host like a Morningstar MC4/6/8 midi controller, or others. "USB-C PORTS: DEVICE AND HOST The Host port is a built-in MIDI USB host. With this, MC6 Pro can directly control other USB devices such as the Source Audio C4 Synth, Line 6 Pod Go and Zoom Multistomps. No need for a separate MIDI USB host that is both costly and cumbersome"