erichighsmith

I downloaded Central and TylerVariax_2.23.vxf to my computer. I have tried to open the vxf file with Central but nothing happened. Could you please detail what you mean by "do the updates locally on your computers"?

My FBV Shortboard MKII was in my van when it was involved in a collision. As a result, the Stomp footswitch was broken off. I would like to make the Mod footswitch the Stomp footswitch as I rarely ever use the Mod button but I regularly use the Stomp button. I connected my FBV to my desktop (running Windows 10, if that makes any difference). Using the FBV Control app, I saw that the MIDI value on Modulation was 127 and on Stomp was 65. I changed Mod to 65 and Stomp to 127, but the controller remained the same. Is there a way to achieve this desired result?

YAAAASSSSSS!!!!! That works!!! I made sure I had the latest update for my Spider V, and reloaded the most current driver. Then I changed the Playback Engine in ProTools to Spider. I was then able to record from the amp into my computer and onto a PT track with a clean signal. (I had been trying to get this to work because I was getting crackling and popping when I tried to record guitar through my Mbox interface. Fortunately, I don't have the crackle/pop issue when I record from my V Drums through the MBox into ProTools.) A minor bug with this fix was that all the ProTools audio played through my Spider. The sound output on my computer was set for the MBox, so I switched it to the headphone output on my computer, but the sound continued to come through the Spider. So, after recording my guitar track, I switched the Playback Engine in ProTools back to my MBox, and everything played again through my monitors. I will take this hassle over the frustration the crackle/pop was causing me. Thanks for the assistance!

I wish a Line 6 rep would step in an answer this question. I'm also disappointed that there is no user manual beyond the little 7-page pamphlet that came with the amp. :(

I've actually tried the others, but I knew it wouldn't make a difference. Thanks for taking the time to try to assist. :)

There are multiple USB ports, but they are all the same.

No. On the back of the 240 there's port A for connecting to iPhones and iPads, and port B for connecting to computers.

Yes, I have done that. I'm running Windows 10 and Pro Tools 12. When my Spider V 240 is connected via the USB B port on the back to my PC, audio from my PC plays out of the 240, but I can't get Pro Tools to recognize the 240 as an input source. Thank you for your time and assistance, by the way. :)

musicimpossible, did you ever figure out #2? I have my Spider 5 connected to my PC, but I can't get the input to show up on Pro Tools.