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  1. Google is your best friend. 0.48s; https://l6c-acdn2.line6.net/data/6/0a060b316ac34f0593d67f7ef/application/pdf/PODxt Live Preset Chart ( Rev A ).pdf https://www.google.com/search?q=pod+xt+live+preset+list&oq=pod+xt+live+preset+list&aqs=chrome..69i57j0l2.15199j0j8&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
  2. He did mention Mixcraft as the software. I just assumed he was using the PODXT direct to it as the 'audio interface' as it does get detected as a sound device by windows. You can have playback and even Windows sounds can come through your guitar setup with the PODXT as the sound device. I was wondering if that may be the problem since there may not be an actual audio card interface or usb audio interface. I've never tried running my XT Live directly to a DAW as the actual interface or using Gearbox as a plug-in type setup so I'm not familiar with how it shows up in a DAW or what config options are available with it as the audio device.
  3. Are your drivers the most current? Is your system optimized? Is it to spec for what you want to do? Watch this;
  4. I know this is an old post but open the Edit software. Find a bank of 4 empty slots, load one, pick your amp, dial it in how you would like with cabinet and mic. Then build your effects if desired and you have your own patch. It is about that straightforward. How much you want to tweak and fine tune is entirely up to you. Additionally, I personally like to setup a bank with several patches so I can switch between them, A, B, C, D for different textures and tones. i.e. Clean settings or specific delay or effects patches for a particular amp/cab/effect combination or in some cases an artist or songs from an artist that requires switching between various parts.
  5. As the title says; POD XT Live w/EMG 81 85 Dual Battery 18v Cannot turn volume up. Signal 'Cuts Out' If I roll back the volume to about 2/3 it works but then the output is low. From what I read this seems to be a known issue. As per what I had found from searching and reading the manual, I tried setting the Normal / PAD switch to PAD, then I can turn the volume on the guitar up all the way however the signal sounds so low, it sucks any life or gain out of it. May as well be playing with a 5k single coil at that point. This is fresh install of the pickups. Everything is wired as per EMG and the Pots are new 25k as per spec. My wiring and soldering is well done and everything checks out with a multi-meter. The guitar works fine in every tube amp I own and it works in 2 Behringer V-Amps, one head and one rack mount, without issue. What's the resolution for this if there even is one? Thanks. P.S. Here's an odd thing... or maybe not. Just on a whim, I thought, any old BOSS pedal is buffered so it may help the signal before hitting the PODXT Live. Once I ran through any pedal ahead of the PODXT Live, everything became 'Normal'. Now it sounds like it should with full, driven, articulate signal.
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