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I don't own a Pod Go, so I will defer to the above answer - no, it doesn't do that. But you are correct in your thought process - one set of tones on the left, one on the right, pedal sweeps between left and right, all while using a mono output.
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You can still sort by date. But, yes, I agree, many sites seem to be redesigning to the point of non-usability.
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It will vary with the site, the post, and what you have to say to the post. Example: Post your white guitars. No limit. Example: I upgraded to Windows 10 and can't get it to work. Limit - because Windows 10 has been patched since the post. And L6 has patched their stuff since the original W10 that didn't let things work. Also, because this is a device specific section, most respondents from old posts have moved on to the next product. You will get almost nowhere if trying to engage someone from an old post, especially someone who has 1 post, because they didn't come here to participate. They just wanted their issue fixed.
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HD500X Edit Software will not download to iOS Sonora
pianoguyy replied to gpetersmusic's topic in POD HD
I don't use Apple, so I haven't a clue. But... Did you download the correct version? Did you do it via Monkey, or have you tried the new Line 6 Central? -
My computer audio plays through my Pod headphones when the computer is connected via USB. Guitar into pod via 1/4 computer into pod via USB Headphones in pod But be careful. The default volume is 100%. I need to turn it down every time I plug in. My bad. I misunderstood what you wanted.
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Are these self made tones or downloads from customtone or factory tones or all of the above
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POD HD500 - Are Firmware Upgrades Cumulative or Successive?
pianoguyy replied to Mattical69's topic in POD HD
I am not going to stop anyone from buying something, nor am I going to suggest a way to cheat a company out of money, however.... As a musician, having multiple of gear for backup is a bit of a necessity. So, if you were to buy a used one, the owner would need to transfer rights to you. I only mention this because... the rights to the model packs can only be transfered one time. You don't want to end up with duplicate packs on your account. Or needing to control someone else's account so prevent the need to transfer packs. -
Question: Did you lose them, or do you think you lost them? Example: offline mode could result in the appearance of loss of presets. When in reality, they aren't lost because you didn't send them. Of course, if you don't know how about sending and receiving, it is also possible that you didn't actually have them in the first place. Tell us what you were doing when they disappeared.
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POD HD500 - Are Firmware Upgrades Cumulative or Successive?
pianoguyy replied to Mattical69's topic in POD HD
Worth mentioning - you don't need to install the latest if you do not want to. The old firmware versions are there if you want to reinstall what you already have. But, yes, as previously stated, you only need to install one firmware. Everything that comes before it is included. -
Confused about the evolution of LINE6 models
pianoguyy replied to amaurythewarrior's topic in Line 6 Lounge
I can't honestly answer that with any authority. But to make a really simple comparison... think of them like buying an album. You can go buy KISS Alive!, and no matter what format you buy it on, it is the same album. But you can't play your 8-track in your cassette deck. And your MP3 files aren't even something you touch, let alone play on a record player. Some people claim they can hear the difference between old scratchy vinyl and a cd or a lossless wave file. Sometimes you buy a CD and they say "digitally remastered". And that is what you are dealing with here. No matter what the answer is (new/old/rerecorded/reformatted), they just aren't compatible with other devices. *please note: the 8-track of KISS Alive! is actually different. They swapped up a few tracks because of the time constraints. Also, cassette is the only format I don't own for that album. -
As to the rest.... How you get a 'good' tone is up to you and requires trial and error. But at least now you know you can't plug a powered signal into your Pod.
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80% is unnecessary... until it isn't. The reason studios have everything is because of the large masses of everything that comes through the system. Example, I prefer a Les Paul over a Stratocaster. But what if a studio only stocked a Stratocaster - I'd be lost. So, instead, they keep both on hand.
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I am going to assume you bought it used. If not, return it. Either way, you need to find someone (perhaps a local musician or a store) that has one of these units to try out a matching power supply and unit. It could be the port or the wire. From what you described, I doubt it would be something else. See if the wire does it on another unit. See if the unit does it with another wire. It is really commonsense kind of stuff.
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I can't answer Apple questions. But I wanted to give you a heads up.... When in Offline Mode, if you plug in your Pod you will 'lose' your presets. But don't panic, they aren't lost. At least, not if you don't hit the send buttons. And they can be resurrected with by hitting the receive button. Unless I have that backwards and it is "avoid receive/rescue send". But the easiest thing to do is close simply EDIT.
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The 2nd picture is easy - that is what we call 4CM (four cable method). it is using a speaker, it is not going into a daw. It uses the line levels for the pod, not the powered signal. 4cm allows you to do a "mix and match" with the pre and post of the amp with the pre and post of the Pod. We can go more in depth about 4cm if you need it, but it has already been written at length if you'd like to search first. The 1st one is a little more advanced. It is using a 2nd device that is similar to the L6 stuff, in the sense that it has modeling built in. I mean, it isn't good as the L6 stuff, but it also does accept a powered source and sends out line level and digital. In this instance, you would be able to go into the DAW and get your amplifier tone. But it is an $800 device. Which is almost double the price of the Pod (and half a Helix). In this particular diagram, the speaker has no personality which allows the Torpedo to provide cabinet modeling. The Torpedo is accepting the powered source from the amplifier, allowing you to get tone from the head. And then, I assume the L6 product is just there for fx. Why someone would use an L6 if they were planning on using an Achon amp and a Torpedo cabinet model... beats me. But, I guess L6 needed to have a diagram of 'what if'. But, yes, that is your solution if that is what you are looking for.
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