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  1. I have the Pod HD and am using Pod HD Edit. If I want a dual amp effect to sound in stereo should have Input 1 Source on Guitar and Input 2 Source on Same or should they both be on Guitar? In fact, what is the difference between Guitar + Same vs Guitar + Guitar? Thanks all..
  2. ok, after trying everything I can think of I am not able to recreate what happened. Dang. However I will keep trying and if it happens again I will report back.
  3. Thank you all for your help. I am obviously still learning. I easily created my own user patch with two amp heads and only got bogged down when I realized that the combination of effects is literally infinite. Here's what I did as I recall: I opened a patch from "Best of HD" setlist, say "Uber Wet". In the chain at the top right I dragged the amp to the top of the rectangle creating an opening for a second amp to be added and opening an Amp B window. Then I dragged another patch over, say "P75 Crunch" and dropped in to the Amp B window and it popped right in, creating a dual-amp sound.-- edit -- maybe I drug the patch up to the "blank" second amp icon? I recall clicking on each patch individually listening to their individual sounds then clicking on the dual-amp sound and marveling at how much better it sounded than either of the two by themselves. In fact, I had a tech on the phone with me at the time and commented how easy it was to create a dual-amp patch using drag and drop. I haven't been able to duplicate this since then, in fact all I end up doing is messing up my settings. I've had to reload the flash memory more than once to get back to the original settings. Was that one time a fluke, a glitch? Or am I missing a step in recreating it? Put another way, can two single amp pre-sets be used to create a dual-amp patch via drag-and-drop? Thanks
  4. Hi Folks, Just got my Pod HD (bean) and HD Edit software set up and am having a blast tweaking and exploring. Overall the best bang for buck unit in my studio. I have two questions: 1) is there an "undo changes" option anywhere on the HD or in the Edit screen? Sometimes I make a string of tweaks then decide I want to go back 3 or 4 steps, is this possible? Or is shutting it down and restarting/reloading all patches, going back to square one, the only way? 2) Has anyone succeeded in getting a dual-amp tone by using drag and drop? If so, would you list the steps? I did it once but neglected to write down the steps and now can't repeat the process. Thanks
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