DeadGuitarz

Hahaaaaa! I assumed correctly! I was messing with it all last night for a while and after taking a break I thought about this. Trying it today when I get home. You guys are awesome thank you all so much for the help!! \m/

So I did your troubleshoot rundown and got it going in the right direction. I did not have to plug in a dummy 1/4 jack which was nice btw. So helpful, thank you very much! With that being said I did notice the "weakness" of the Mic signal even with the B channel turned all the way up in the mixer. I also messed with the physical knob on the connections side of the pedal which didn't really do much for the problem, odd.

The simulations sound great and all but Mic positioning and real world tweaks add more realism and depth in my opinion. You can't get any "in between" positioning with the Mic settings in the pedal.

Thanks Colonel! I am about to try this! I had it going at one point during my many tweakingsm and didn't save the settings. Came back to it and it was gone. I had amps set to both channels which I'm sure was my problem now! Can't seem to find the mono switch in my recording software (acid pro 8) so I will try the first set up. And thanks for the tip on turning the Mic simulator off as I had no clue how to do that either. This is all for more depth and realism. I will let you know how it turns out :]

The idea was to get a micced sound and as well as a direct in. I thought this could be done seeing as it had a Mic input. I also do not have any other interface to my computer other than the HD500.

So I'm trying to run my HD500 to my amp which is micced with a Shure Beta57 running back into my pedal which is connected to my laptop via usb. as soon as I switch the 2nd input to microphone I get high feedback (even with the Mic turned all the way down). Pleases help!! Idk what else to do!!

Yes. All you have to do is turn the "1" knob. You'll see the option when you are in tuning mode.