Michi2199

Thank you for reply. Does Line 6 M5 contain the same single and dual pitch shifter ? That would be an ideal option.

Hi everybody ! I am using currently HX Stomp and I really love how simple and dual pitch blocks sound ( which may be strange to some people ). The reason is that they have no noticable latency or pre-delay. I recently compared it to Micro Pog and the Pog had a noticable lag ( compareable to Dual Pitch set with delay option to 20ms). I know that polyphonic pitch shifters is all about latency vs preciseness and I love that not really precise ( when playing chords ) but very fast sound of HX Stomp pitch shifters. I use them only for octaves and only in monophonic way. To the point - I look for a pedal for one of my pedalboards which would be very close to what HX Stomp Dual/Simple pitch sound like. Unfortunaetly I cannot put HX Stomp on my pedalboard due to the space limitations. Do you maybe know what pedal was those pitch shifters based on ? What pedal would be the closest ? I will be really grateful for help because I would die to get that tone on my pedalboard in one single pedal.

Ok I figured it out ... To everyone having this issue Check in global settings if you have set output level to LINE haha

Im sorry, i made mistake in the post. Im not using Asio 4 ALL... I use Line 6 ASIO HX Stomp Drivers.

Hi there ! I've been using HX Stomp for a while and created some presets that I really dig in. They sound great on headphones aswell as my JBL studio monitors. Recently I've been trying to record a cover of a song - I am using Cockos REAPER and I am plugged in via USB. Recorded guitar sounds pretty dull, weak and lifeless. It's very different to what I used to hear while playing those presets. I was trying to manipulate with almost every setting of HX Stomp but nothing has helped. Is there something I am doing wrong ? Why my recordings in my DAW sound so different to what I am hearing on headphones or monitors. I am using PC with Asio4All drivers.