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Thanks for clarifying; this tells me I am understanding it correctly. I've been at this a few weeks and getting into a flow with using Ableton + Pod Go. Monitoring off in Ableton while recording or practicing to a beat. Perfect explanation! I just started using the Wet Dry technique today and it makes perfect sense. Thanks for helping clear this up! The workflow and volume adjustment is different than using an external interface... but not too clunky. It is worth it to have that extra device off my desk when it is not needed. Sorry for the delayed reply. I wasn't receiving email notifications so I missed the fact that you replied. (I changed the settings now).

Interesting. Then I don't truly know how my guitar sounds in the mix until I record and play it back. Also not being able to change the guitar volume in the same place as everywhere else is clunky. If I was running the Pod Go into a regular interface it would be more seamless... but trying to get fewer things on my desk! Anyway - I sincerely appreciate the reply and I will mess with the USB 1/2 Trim.

I'm using the Pod Go as an Interface, headphones plugged directly into the Pod GO, and Ableton as my DAW. I can hear all the sounds just fine from all of the tracks. The only issue is no matter what I do to the volume of my main Instrument track (the guitar track from the Pod Go), I'm hearing the full volume from Pod Go. I realize what is happening is my headphones are monitoring the output from the unit directly and not monitoring the track in Ableton (as a normal interface would). Kind of strange because I can adjust the volume on any other track and it works like it does with my old interface. How do I get it so I can turn down the volume in Ableton and my guitar volume actually gets quieter? I hope this makes sense. Let me know if I can add more detail.