Guitar_Mike1

Thanks, I discovered Obsidian 7000 is the only Darkglass distortion mod, but it’s still not there on its own. I’ll give your combo a try!

I love the darkglass distortion sound, but cannot seem to find a patch or directions to set it up on PodGo outside of this single YouTube video. Anyone have that sound, patch, or can provide a screenshot of the setup. Thanks, Mike

Since I loaded the v2.0 two times previously, I figured I would load the driver itself and BOOM it worked! The POD now shows up in the DAW. Thanks for your help.

Thanks for the feedback. The audio device settings in the DAW is where I am not seeing the POD. As far as I understand, the ASIO driver is part of the 2.0 install. Do you have a link to just the driver?

Hello, I'm trying to record with my POD Go, but when I open my DAW the POD Go recording device is not detected. However, I can access the POD Go editor on my laptop, make changes to patches etc. and see the POD Go in the device manager. I attempted to connect with/without my editor on, with/without Norton, rebooted POD/PC, updated the POD. Here is my setup. Windows 11 PodGo 2.0.1 firmware (Just updated again and everything rebooted) - USB to laptop DAW - Tried with Audacity & Oceanaudio Appreciate any insight. Thanks, Mike

Great feedback @Digital_Igloo mad respect for a company that listens to the request of the people! I just go my Pod in and I LOVE it!!! This thing is awesome. You mentioned that a lot of people asked for the looper to be removed, but is there a way to universally apply it back for those of us that would like it? I figured out how to make it part of a patch, but didst see a way to do it globally. Thanks!

Thanks. I was able to fumble my way through it. Ill google those other products. I managed to add a looper to a single patch, I am now trying to figure out if I can make the looper more easily accessible vs adding it to every patch I like.

I read the user guide to set up a looper pedal, and it was not strait forward. can anyone provide an easy 1,2,3 steps or a quick video demo?

Pretty basic question, I have only recorded from my phone and was looking for some basic setup guidance. I am new to the line 6 world and want to be able to record drums and overlay a couple guitar/bass, harmonica etc tracks. I don't have a lot of equipment for recording, I have a single mic, a Pod Go coming, a laptop and a twin reverb amp. 1 - What is some free software (or cheap) to achieve multiple track recording. 2 - Is there any 'needed' hardware or something that would make things a lot easier?

Im with you, I am super excited about getting this Pod Go!!!! When I did a side-by-side with Boss, I thought they sounded on par, but when I look at the price point of this Pod with 4 stomp boxes, loops, etc. I had to drop my name in the pre-order hat. Over the years I have owned a number of possessors, but haven't picked up any new effects in a decade. With my last DigiTech RP-300, I let it sit in the corner and stopped using it. Since then I have only played with clean, chores and distortion. Cant wait to goof off with a million effects and all the versatility this new Pod offers. Im REALLY late to the game on this, but this will be the first time Ive own a looper pedal... about to have a new world opened up!

I would, but I have credit with MF, so I have to go that route :(

Odd, my last reply to you guys was rejected or delayed. Ill re-post... I talked to MF as well, they have not received anything. With all the current job lose, I'm sure a large portion of the pre-sales will fall through. IMO, might be best for Line 6 to first ship to MF as their largest distributor since they are running a high risk of loosing a significant number of sales with the opposite approach.

Is the release date for this still in April? I have to get it though Musicians Friend since I have credit with them. However,their site says it ships May 15th. Why is the largest reseller shipping over a month behind everyone else?

Thanks for the feedback, @phil_m Can you point me to any Line 6 material that says this? I could only locate that info from another forum, but not from Line 6 them self. Not sure why it is not listed on their main page, unless I am just missing it. 40s mono/20s stereo at full speed is kind of lame. Memory is cheap, seems like an odd effect to cut corners on when a loop pedal is a highly desired. Oh well, I'm going to buy it either way, I am still super excited about this product!!! Just hope they increase the time capacity with a patch down the road.

I have not seen anything in the documentation that talks about a actual recording looper or the length of available recording time. So my question is... Does the POD have a 30, 60, 90 second loop pedal built in? A recording loop so I can record tracks and play them back and jam over them, not referring to the FX loop.