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  1. stnbc
    Dude, I just don't know what else to try. I can send a dry, semi-dry or wet signal, and they all sound horrible once recorded. I even dropped the output in the upper right of Pod Farm to half, and it is still a horrible signal being recorded. Dunno what to do. Anybody in or near Gainesville FL whom I can call or consult?
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    So, nothing else I can try?
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    Thanks Mike. Yup. I tried that as well. Still ends up sounding horrible. Plug in looks exactly like the one linked above as far a levels.
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    Hello there Line 6 experts! What was the upshot of this? I have the exact same problem. I have tried every single way possible to record in Cubase 7 using a UX2 and Pod Farm either before Cubase or as a plug in with dry signals and I get horrible sounding recorded guitar tracks. Thanks!
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