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So my goal here is to record a passage of a song with my "base" Pod Go preset, and then reamp it with the Pod Go to really dial in and fine-tune my tone (all this in Ableton). Also worth mentioning that I JUST got my Pod Go, and planning to use it almost exclusively in live gig scenarios. So I'm fine-tuning my tones for live use. So I followed the instructions in the manual to reamp using my Pod Go. Problem starts at step 4. When I arm my new stereo track and hit play, its playing BOTH the DI track that's now amped, AND the reamped track, so it sounds out of whack (when Monitoring on both the DI and reamped track is set to Auto). I also tried just turning off monitoring on the DI track, while leaving monitoring on the reamped track, same thing. So, fine, I turned off the monitoring on my reamped track, and now I just hear the amped DI track during playback. I try to dial in my tone to taste via Pod Go Edit. Then step 5, I decide to record the reamped track. After recording, and solo-ing just the reamped track, I find it sounds so different from what I just dialed in, comparing it with the reamped DI track. This is driving me insane. Is it because the recorded track is in stereo? The recorded track sounds bassier and more distorted. HELP

Bumping this. This problem happened to me again. POD Farm was running fine for the past few days and then today the same error came up. Obviously I was shocked and horrified, because I was already halfway done doing a song. But I found the solution, for anyone else having this issue. In the Preferences > Hardware tab, select "Auto-Detect" at the "Launch POD Farm Using:" section. I'm not sure why, but right after that I could use POD Farm normally again. Current computer specs: Windows 10 Professional 64-bit AMD FX 4300 8GB RAM

Turns out, POD Farm 1 isn't supported by Windows 8. So my only option is to get POD Farm 2. I guess.. problem solved.. lol.

So I tried downloading POD Farm 2, and surely enough, it works. Sadly I don't own it and I'm running it on free trial. Looks like the problem is somehow because Monkey doesn't have POD Farm in its list of applications. I guess opening a support ticket is my only option then?

You mean with License Manager? Yeah I'm pretty sure I did. Although, I just noticed that in Monkey, POD Farm isn't there but POD Farm 2 is. Is that normal?

So I'm not sure why, but I tried using another amp modelling software and it works, it works in my DAW as well, so it's just Podfarm. Does anyone have any ideas? I really prefer using Podfarm since I'm already used to it.

I already tried setting it to my default playback device and setting my Realtek HD Audio as default with the UX2 still active but still not working. Is there anything else I can do?

UPDATE: Windows Update doesn't work either. :/ Also, I just realized that if I bring up the Driver Console from POD Farm, it says "Driver operating at: (inactive)" under Driver Format. Is that normal?

Alright I'll give it a try and let you know. Nope I'm using a USB 2 port. The weird thing is it was working fine before so I'm not sure why it just stopped. Also since it works fine with Monkey, License Manager and Ableton I don't think it's the port's problem, though I guess anything could happen..

So I've been using my UX2 with POD Farm without a hitch until recently this started happening. I don't know what caused it but it seems I can't use POD Farm anymore. Line 6 Monkey and Line 6 License Manager both can detect my UX2, my drivers and USB firmware are up to date (green ticks next to both in Monkey) and they're all authorized in License Manager. Windows also detects it as it's there in the sound options for both playback and recording devices. I should also mention that it still works on Ableton Live, and can actually detect and record sounds. I also connected the UX2 directly to my USB port, and not to a hub. I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling the drivers and POD Farm, all to the latest version and still nothing. Please help. Information about my laptop: - Windows 8.1 64-bit - Intel Pentium Core Duo - 4GB RAM