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Hope someone can help! I've recently upgraded my studio gear, i wanted some rack mount equipment, so i bought the POD HD Pro X, i bought an Eleven Rack, and a Rocktron Intellifex LTD, i have reasons for buying these units, and want to use specific settings, the thing is, how do i use them simultaneously, i have the Pod HD Pro X plugged directly into my Aux inputs on my MOTU interface, is there away of plugging all the hardware units into one unit, and then running a that into the Aux inputs on my interface?! Sorry, totally new to all this, so please bare with me! Thank you Kevin

I've read that connecting the pod HD pro x by the above method, is the best way to connect the pod to my Motu interface, the only problem is that I can't find a cable anywhere, anyone any ideas? The closest I can find is this (see pic) at present I'm using the balanced inputs (XLR to Jack)

I've done that, but i don't know how to convert the PXE file

Thanks dude!

Hey everyone Reletively newb here, i purchased a Pod HD Pro X today, registered it all, downloaded latest drivers / firmware, it all works fine in Cubase using the balanced out option, but how the hell do i download customtones? it keeps saying i have to convert a PXE file, i've never heard of one of these, and my computer doesn't recognize it! HELP! Also, how do i install expansion packs? any advice would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!

I'm in this same position mate, i've just bought a Pod HD Pro X, i have no idea how to set it up for best results, i used Guitar Rig 5 Pro, which was used as a plug-in in my DAW, i've also created a post on here, but no one is forthcoming as usual, very annoying, as it appears no one wants to help newbies out!

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Hey everyone! I'm new to Line 6, and have just ordered a pod HD pro x, I want some advice on the best set up option to get optimal quality when recording, I primarily use Guitar Rig Pro 5 and record in to Cubase 7.5, I use a Motu Track 16 audio interface, as I'm only used to recording guitars with vsti's recording with hardware is a whole new ball game! I've read that recording direct from the pod into the computer (bypassing the audio interface) reduces latency? I also don't understand what S/PDIF is or recording wet and dry etc etc I use wet and dry effects as send and returns with vsti's, can someone please explain to me in laymans terms? I have a great audio interface, but have heard mixed reviews about recording through an external audio interface, and recording direct Look forward to your replies Thank you Kevin