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the app would possibly show you the tone setup and give you ideas to try on your pod... just wouldnt be 100% perfect... might be a decent ballpark setting to start you with....

first review is in: http://www.loopinsight.com/2014/01/23/line-6-amplifi-guitar-amp-and-ipad-app/?utm_source=loopinsight.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+loopinsight%2FKqJb+(The+Loop)&utm_content=FeedBurner

the amplifi app controls the amplifi amp..... does not do anything for sound... so it will not be useful for sonicport users.

I've used many pods as an interface with only minor adjustments... (hd bean, hd300, hd500, and hdprox) i use it alot with another interface via SPDIF just to capture the dry as well as the wet... since logic pro x came out i've not been spending alot of time with other DAW's but reaper is a nice one for sure. just make sure you have the audio interface set to core audio, and the same hardware selected for input and output... should be mostly that easy. when i say mostly... that means that you should probably set your sound to the same in syspref as well just to get your mac sounds too... but its not required.

you need to set the pod to be your soundcard, and all your sounds will play through it. if using a mac and a novice, i highly recommend that you start with garageband which is now a free app in the store. reaper is great and powerful... yes... garageband is simple and easy... yet still effective.

not feasible at all... the amp models are all new on the HD's so they sound and react very differently than the older x series. plus the amplifi app will not process sound.. you'd need the amplifi hardware to even audition what you had created.

your device isn't showing in the license manager... i'd try reinstalling the drivers or changing usb ports.

the amplifi app controls the amp.. .and has no sound capabilities of its own.... the answer is no.

only usb side had a green light, VDI side was red, until i switched to a different cable.

the hd500, and regular pro.... and desktop model will still get the same updates as the hd-x models.

I just saw this too! http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/ApolloTwinD/ man that's a hot looking interface.

I think we can drop the maybe. :D i mean it looks like a totally cool device... (love the looks!) and i may even pick one up... my gripe is that it didn't align with the marketing...

a little odd to me that they show a kid playing this thing live in their official video:http://line6.com/amplifi/ just seems like such a niche practice device....

haha good one.

the x3 amps wouldn't surprise me... many of the current standalone amp models use pod 2.0 models... so the x series models would be a jump up.

for alot of us surely... i think that's where their marketing really fails... quite simply i don't think this is for us, anymore than last years mixer stuff was... rather than "reinventing the guitar amp" it should have been "reinventing the way you learn" or something... since it clearly seems to be for those that want to play along with the tracks.... i'd say this is more like a new spider jam, than anything that reinvents for the gigging/recording musician.

I agree at this point... I would like to see what it can do though... #marketingfail

Don't think its intended to be integrated anywhere... it's its own thing.

links... but kind of dead with small pics: http://www.thomann.de/gb/line6_amplifi_150.htm http://www.thomann.de/gb/line6_amplifi_75.htm i didnt see anything that said HD amp models... http://www.woodbrass.com/en/product_info.php?currency=GBP&products_id=165468&af=477&?currency=GBP&af=477&source=webgains&siteid=87697

this worked for another guy on the forum: To remove driver 7.3.6 1- On a terminal run this command sudo pkgutil --forget com.line6.driver.xtaudio.package (enter) 2- Then this sudo pkgutil --forget com.line6.driver.xtmidi.package (enter) 3- Reboot To install driver 7.2.9 4- Downloaded driver version 7.2.9 http://line6.com/sof...a.html?rid=5675 5- Run the 7.2.9 driver package to install it and ended the process with a reboot

not really all that crazy... the spiders use different technology and has different capabilities.... just like you cant load mac software on a windows machine...

Yes, no official web platform, but there is an unofficial page pinned at the top of the forum.

not possible to transfer to ilok... however if you bought pod farm 2.x and all the model packs separately you should be able to use the license manager and authorize them to your computer hardware independent. note though... if you didnt in fact buy them separately and they were included with the x3 then you cant do this... since the x3 owns those packs and licenses and it must be plugged in.

yes, spider IV edit (you have to have one of the FBV MKII pedals though!)

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