jandrio

originally discovered by duncann (http://line6.com/support/topic/13920-pod-hd-full-bundle-issue/?do=findComment&comment=99788)

hey rads, if u wanna reset-correct ur vote-counter, just tell me, 'n i shall give ya minus one :P

btw nice flowchart. cld u pls upload it on ...eviltone?

no, u cannot save downloaded Amplifi tones to the POD HD 500x.

+1

i'll seriously consider paying 1.4K if wireless vdi is on the menu...

...(For some reason under IE 11, the "quote" function has stopped working.)    :rolleyes:

do not worry my friend....

windows 10 will fix it :D :D :D

...IMHO, they got it right with Win 98 SE, Win XP and Windows 7; the others were mediocre or outright failures....

+1

quoted from  http://line6.com/support/topic/13631-pod-hd-pro-x-crashes-pc-when-unplugged-turned-off/

u have application(s) which r using the pod as sound device (input and/or output).
when u unplug/turn off the pod, the apllication(s) hang, causing blue screen.

...Here is a clip of my band doing some Van Halen....

bravo george!

well done!

welcome zouzou26 :)

http://line6.com/support/topic/10485-anyone-have-the-hd500x-default-backup/?do=findComment&comment=72097

http://line6.com/support/topic/7315-are-the-original-hd500-preset-setlists-around-anywhere/?do=findComment&comment=50551

...Good way of showing just how flexible the pod really is....

:D :D :D

... Or If i want to have 3 Fx Loops for Wah, HT Dist and MXR 10 band EQ my signal chain would look like 3. Guitar>>Pod HD500(Comp>>Wah(FX loop)>> Dist(FX loop)>>EQ>>Pod's Amp> >MXR 10 band EQ (Fx loop)>>Delay>> Reverb)> > PA So in order to achieve the 3rd option how should i connect it to the POD FX Loop Please help!!!! Thanks once again Pratik

having only one fx loop, the implementation of the abv wld b as foll:

1. set input1=guitar, input2=aux

2. set mixer 100%L + 100%R

3.connect as foll:

Guitar>>Pod HD500 guitar in-->>Comp-->>

-->FX loop send --->>external Wah--->external Dist-->>FX loop return LEFT-->>EQ-->>Pod's Amp-->

-->Pod HD500 unbalanced out LEFT--->>external MXR 10 band EQ--

-->>Pod HD500 aux in>>Delay-->> Reverb-->>Pod HD500 unbalanced out RIGHT-->>PA

4. Set the 'FX LOOP LEVEL switch'=stomp

5. set the '1/4" out switch' (on top of your POD HD500)=amp

6. use demo patch attached

7. have fun :)

pratikb demo.zip

What is the Maximum number of Fx loops we can have in one patch?

 one

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Playing this Saturday with the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra at Powell Hall in St. Louis, MO and will definitely use your method. Any of you guys in that area try to come on out!! I'd love to meet some of you out there. We're doing The Music of The Eagles. it's an awesome show!!

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Glenn,  i ...wish I was there   2 hear u live :)

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Wow, Thank you for that J!! That can really come in handy. I just started with a new sound engineer and he and I will appreciate that printed sheet. Great idea!!

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welcome...

glad u found it useful :D

ps

i don't suppose u need the smart harmony since u have the full orchestra available, but may b u find useful those Hotel California patches...

try disabling driver signature enforcement ...

http://line6.com/support/topic/7369-pod-hd500x-usb-fw-000/?do=findComment&comment=51227

try disabling driver signature enforcement...

http://line6.com/support/topic/7369-pod-hd500x-usb-fw-000/?do=findComment&comment=51227

re-sharing below vid with direct sound from console (live performance)...

full set of vids with jtv+hd500 live direct-->console  here.

patches with full analysis 'n dtls  here and here.

currently doing studio work with jtv+hd500; 1st song released here (all guitars recorded with jtv+hd500 direct); will post others asap...

last but not least, here is an attempt 2 model the famous Alvin Lee's 335 "Big Red" (workbench hd jtv patch provided)...

http://www.mediafire.com/listen/7xdt654x8qgke8q/AlvinLeeBigRed-improvisation.wav

i think jtv+hd500 can really deliver great tones.

what do u think fellas?

enjoy :D

it works :)

i removed vid from signature, cause i think it takes a lot of useful space ...

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During the gig I will hit a patch for a certain song and the sound engineer (when I could actually see him) would give me a thumbs up if the patch needed to be louder or a thumbs down if it needed to be lower in volume. Same thing for the lead patches. I want my leads to jump out in the mix. With setting up the patches this way I don't have to rely on the sound engineer to boost my leads. I do it on my own using the patches.

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glenn, this approach certainly works!

as a minor improvement, hand-out a pre-printed playlist 2 the sound mad 'n ask him 2 mark with plus (+) or minus (-) the db's he suggests 4 boosting or cutting each song correspondingly (he is also making notes abt equalization of each song/patch, eg +1db mids, -2db lows, etc).

the whole procedure must start all over again when new f/w is used.

however i must report that i did not encounter any level differences when i flashed latest fw  both on the jtv (2.21) and the hd500(2.62, global eq=off).

attached blank template

PRESETS_BLANK_PLAYLIST.zip

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What I am trying to get away from is separate patches and just have one set up that I can control and (if needed) make changes 'on the fly'.

If you have separate patches and you want to change, say the feedback on your Delay, you have to go into each patch, make the change and then save each patch. As opposed to just changing it once and saving.

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if one follows the multi-patch approach, one has 2 carefully set up + level  all patches  bfore  the show, so "in-situ-tweaking"  is generally considered out of the q.

different patch(es) per song means that u DO NOT TOUCH THE PATCHES when performing live (emergency cases excluded)...

the trick is 2 temporarily mute ur strings while changing patch...

of course delay trails will b lost...

hd500 edit reads labels from file PODX4Edit.lang, located in the programms_file directory.

u can change the labels displayed by simply editing this file.

so if u wanna change the jtv model labels, go 2 the <!---Variax Electric ---> section 'n edit accordingly.

if u have developed custom jtv patches with custom names, this is the place where u can force hd500 edit 2 read ur own specific custom names.

ATTENTION !!!! DO NOT TOUCH THE ID's, cause u will encounter problems.

sample of variax labels attached:

<L6StringEntry ID="veT1" eng="F-T-Model-1"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veT2" eng="F-T-Model-2"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veT3" eng="F-T-Model-3"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veT4" eng="F-T-Model-4"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veT5" eng="F-T-Model-5"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veS1" eng="F-Spank-1"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veS2" eng="F-Spank-2"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veS3" eng="F-Spank-3"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veS4" eng="F-Spank-4"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veS5" eng="F-Spank-5"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veL1" eng="F-Lester-1"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veL2" eng="F-Lester-2"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veL3" eng="F-Lester-3"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veL4" eng="F-Lester-4"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veL5" eng="F-Lester-5"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veP1" eng="F-Special-1"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veP2" eng="F-Special-2"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veP3" eng="F-Special-3"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veP4" eng="F-Special-4"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veP5" eng="F-Special-5"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veB1" eng="F-R-Billy-1"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veB2" eng="F-R-Billy-2"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veB3" eng="F-R-Billy-3"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veB4" eng="F-R-Billy-4"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veB5" eng="F-R-Billy-5"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veM1" eng="F-Chime-1"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veM2" eng="F-Chime-2"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veM3" eng="F-Chime-3"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veM4" eng="F-Chime-4"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veM5" eng="F-Chime-5"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veI1" eng="F-Semi-1"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veI2" eng="F-Semi-2"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veI3" eng="F-Semi-3"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veI4" eng="F-Semi-4"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veI5" eng="F-Semi-5"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veJ1" eng="F-Jazzbox-1"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veJ2" eng="F-Jazzbox-2"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veJ3" eng="F-Jazzbox-3"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veJ4" eng="F-Jazzbox-4"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veJ5" eng="F-Jazzbox-5"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veA1" eng="F-Acoustic-1"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veA2" eng="F-Acoustic-2"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veA3" eng="F-Acoustic-3"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veA4" eng="F-Acoustic-4"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veA5" eng="F-Acoustic-5"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veR1" eng="F-Reso-1"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veR2" eng="F-Reso-2"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veR3" eng="F-Reso-3"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veR4" eng="F-Reso-4"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="veR5" eng="F-Reso-5"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuT1" eng="U:T-Model-1"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuT2" eng="U:T-Model-2"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuT3" eng="U:T-Model-3"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuT4" eng="U:T-Model-4"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuT5" eng="U:T-Model-5"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuS1" eng="U:Spank-1"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuS2" eng="U:Spank-2"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuS3" eng="U:Spank-3"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuS4" eng="U:Spank-4"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuS5" eng="U:Spank-5"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuL1" eng="U:Lester-1"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuL2" eng="U:Lester-2"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuL3" eng="U:Lester-3"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuL4" eng="U:Lester-4"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuL5" eng="U:Lester-5"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuP1" eng="U:Special-1"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuP2" eng="U:Special-2"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuP3" eng="U:Special-3"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuP4" eng="U:Special-4"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuP5" eng="U:Special-5"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuB1" eng="U:R-Billy-1"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuB2" eng="U:R-Billy-2"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuB3" eng="U:R-Billy-3"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuB4" eng="U:R-Billy-4"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuB5" eng="U:R-Billy-5"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuM1" eng="U:Chime-1"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuM2" eng="U:Chime-2"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuM3" eng="U:Chime-3"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuM4" eng="U:Chime-4"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuM5" eng="U:Chime-5"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuI1" eng="U:Semi-1"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuI2" eng="U:Semi-2"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuI3" eng="U:Semi-3"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuI4" eng="U:Semi-4"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuI5" eng="U:Semi-5"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuJ1" eng="U:Jazzbox-1"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuJ2" eng="U:Jazzbox-2"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuJ3" eng="U:Jazzbox-3"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuJ4" eng="U:Jazzbox-4"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuJ5" eng="U:Jazzbox-5"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuA1" eng="U:Acoustic-1"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuA2" eng="U:Acoustic-2"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuA3" eng="U:Acoustic-3"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuA4" eng="U:Acoustic-4"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuA5" eng="U:Acoustic-5"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuR1" eng="U:Reso-1"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuR2" eng="U:Reso-2"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuR3" eng="U:Reso-3"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuR4" eng="U:Reso-4"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vuR5" eng="U:Reso-5"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vec1" eng="Custom 2-1"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vec2" eng="Custom 2-2"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vec3" eng="Custom 2-3"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vec4" eng="Custom 2-4"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="vec5" eng="Custom 2-5"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueT1" eng="T-Model-1"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueT2" eng="T-Model-2"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueT3" eng="T-Model-3"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueT4" eng="T-Model-4"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueT5" eng="T-Model-5"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueS1" eng="Spank-1"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueS2" eng="Spank-2"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueS3" eng="Spank-3"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueS4" eng="Spank-4"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueS5" eng="Spank-5"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueL1" eng="Lester-1"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueL2" eng="Lester-2"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueL3" eng="Lester-3"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueL4" eng="Lester-4"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueL5" eng="Lester-5"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueP1" eng="Special-1"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueP2" eng="Special-2"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueP3" eng="Special-3"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueP4" eng="Special-4"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueP5" eng="Special-5"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueB1" eng="R-Billy-1"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueB2" eng="R-Billy-2"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueB3" eng="R-Billy-3"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueB4" eng="R-Billy-4"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueB5" eng="R-Billy-5"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueM1" eng="Chime-1"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueM2" eng="Chime-2"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueM3" eng="Chime-3"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueM4" eng="Chime-4"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueM5" eng="Chime-5"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueI1" eng="Semi-1"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueI2" eng="Semi-2"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueI3" eng="Semi-3"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueI4" eng="Semi-4"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueI5" eng="Semi-5"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueJ1" eng="Jazzbox-1"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueJ2" eng="Jazzbox-2"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueJ3" eng="Jazzbox-3"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueJ4" eng="Jazzbox-4"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueJ5" eng="Jazzbox-5"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueA1" eng="Acoustic-1"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueA2" eng="Acoustic-2"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueA3" eng="Acoustic-3"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueA4" eng="Acoustic-4"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueA5" eng="Acoustic-5"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueR1" eng="Reso-1"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueR2" eng="Reso-2"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueR3" eng="Reso-3"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueR4" eng="Reso-4"/>

<L6StringEntry ID="ueR5" eng="Reso-5"/>

Personally, I find the switching between patches within a song pretty quick and seamless, as long as the patches aren't crazy complex.  I certainly don't hear any delay or glitching when I'm playing rock with the band making all of their noise.  I'd recommend the OP try it and see.

this is true.

i'm running at least two patches per song (genre: classic rock);

on several occasions i may even have 4 patches (eg Hotel California).

this has nothing 2 do with L6 devices+s/w, it is merely a computer usb comm failure/timeout...

the "close-all-programs-'n-reboot" is a well known rule-of-thumb recipe :)

yea, but what abt the dep values not showing on hd edit, hd 500 usb f/w 1.04 roll back (ALREADY implemented on the hd500x) , etc...

imo these bugs shd b fixed asap...