OmegaSlayer

I tried the Ditto Looper between the guitar and the PodGo. No difference whatsoever. I even tried to fiddle with the DL volume but nothing happened.

About this impedance thing I'm not technical enough and not English speaking enough to fully understand the matter I got that the device has a pretty significant signal loss and that it might be prevented with a buffered pedal in the pedal chain 3 questions: - Does the Ditto Looper works as a buffer in this case? (I read it has dynamic buffer, I think a fixed buffer is needed) - Does the pedal need to be cabled between the guitar and the PodGo or does it have to be in the Send/Return of the Pod and be set before the amp in the signal chain? - Does this problem fall into the deceiving marketing category, as an advertised spec is not coherent? PS I think the problem might be somehow software related, as I always have this perception that the sound I dial n PodGoEdit becomes different when I unplug the USB, or better, I have this sensation the day after I use the patch and think..."hmm...it seemed cooler yesterday"

Seems a bit like an overkill to me or at least something that very few people would use. I mean, I'm always up for stuff that other users desire, even if I don't need it, but it looks like a lot of work to me, and since we're on a very slow development cycle on PodGo, I wouldn't certainly prioritize it. We're 3 months after a vague announce that the update was in development, not to mention how far behind we're from other Line6 product lines. It feels a bit of a let down honestly

I'd really welcome the idea I'd also like to set the EQ (Bass, Mid, Treble) for each "guitar preset"

Hi guys, unfortunately I never have enough time in my hands to go deep into the fx possibilities of the PodGo, and I have never been a pedal/fx expert, so I don't know what I can achieve with what. I was wondering if there's some kind of FX that is like the kind of electronic violin swell (I know it's a Midi guitar, but one can try to approximate) that sometimes Allan uses on his leads Even how to achieve an auto swell would be interesting (without using the expression pedal) Do you guys have any idea? Or at least an fx which I should try to exploit? Thanks

You killed me without giving me the chance of the last cigarette :)

I was thinking if there's a chance that Line6 could provide a version of PodGo Edit that works without the PodGo connected. I use the same laptop for work and at home, and in the dead moments of work (I'm a trader and I work on my own, so I'm my own boss) I could try to replicate some presets that I see on youtube, and spare some time at home, but I can't. The other day I spent half a day to level my presets, because with the amp I had set each preset output between -15 and -20 db and with the FRFR speaker I wanted to put them all in the 0 (flat) db output...something I could have done at work in the spare time, but I had to resort to a holiday. For people like me (but I don't know how many would actually use the feature) it would be something awesome and a great time saver. I would open an Ideascale post, but I'm not good enough in English to sum it up cleanly with fewer words

It does make 100% sense The hack is acceptable only if you use less intensive FXs, otherwie it's a mess But again, my opinion is that it should be left out to the user, with greyed out options For many high gain chanels you can deal with very simple delay and reverbs, but if you have an Overdrive and a Compressor (to clean the output sound, like Sadites do, for example), you're left out of mod FXs like Phaser/Flanger that you might want to add I haven't fiddled out at all with the GO since the last update, as I didn't had time, and I plan to use at least half of next Monday to fiddle around, since I got a Headrush Speaker and I have to revisit all the parameteres and volumes to match them with the speaker

Any news about the release? Line6 is releasing products left and right like the Metallurgy or the DL4 MkII, but the PodGo seems forgotten by God

As an average Joe with low-ish budget to direct to gear/hobby my experience with guitar processor units has always been with Boss and Line6 products, and I must say that so far I enjoyed the Line6 has always been much better than with the Boss products This also means that I won't purchase anything in the foreseeable future, nor change my PodGo (which I0m happy with), but I surely hope Line6 will put some more gas in it As @voxman55 said, DSP power can't be increased, but surely some software optimization can be done, as it is something very common to be able to squeeze some power from a processor when you are used to it

Boss new stuff has been released, it's in the same price range of the Pod-Go, I think Line6 must work around the DSP use with some optimization and push the Go a bit more if they want to stay competitive

I call it hack, as it erases some script to make a piece of software to work as it's not intended to Yeah man, I voted your ideas, at least 3 I repeat myself, it's useless to be reluctant/stubborn when there is a workaround, which proves at least 2 things: it can be done and people wants it

Since the hack is around, it would be better for Line6 to release their own version I'm usually very very basic with my FX chain and never use FX that are expensive on the DSP, so it would help me a lot, and I would like to not resort on the JSON hack

I just hope one day LINE6 will allow us to ditch the expression pedals for a compressor

I would swap the Wah for a Compressor any day of the year