rbm01991

Ok, I thought so, so I'm not crazy. Theoretically, I should just be able to plug the POD into an input on the board, raise the fader and get signal right? Do I need to make any adjustments on the I/O settings?

So I've been looking for an answer for this and I've been driving myself crazy. I have a POD HD Pro X, and at home I use a set of studio monitors for amplification, as this unit is also my recording interface. I took it to practice last night and plugged it into the board and I got no sound out of it. I ran it through the 1/4" unbalanced outputs and I got nothing, I tried on different channel strips and tried raising volumes left and right and I still didn't get anything. I switched it from line to amp mode and I still got nothing. I ended up using a Marshall MG for rehearsal since I couldn't get it to work. At this point I'm not sure what to do, do I have to get a power amp to run it through the board? or is there something that I'm doing wrong on the unit itself?