TheRealZap

the pod will become your soundcard and can play all the songs from your computer including cubase etc... using multiple cards isn't practical or needed.

there is no pod equivalent.. you need to get the boss pedal, a variax, or an acoustic... to get an acoustic sound.

yes, you can choose either or both

you probably have something else on your computer disturbing the audio stream, have you tried running dpc latency checker on it... you can run that and watch your task manager and you might see what is the problem.

many things get missed when updating drivers... first try to avoid using a usb 3.0 port... using a 2.0 port is generally more stable... second google and run slimdrivers, it should help you find any missed driver updates.

that's your computer processing the software. I've recorded using plugins (which is even higher latency than standalone software) etc... sometimes it's noticeable, but generally workable. you cannot eliminate latency completely in any interface... you should be getting better numbers than what you're seeing... BUT... that's a bold statement because the biggest variable is your computer of which i know nothing about... and even if i did... it's not always the fastest cpu, memory, hard drives etc... sometimes it's chipset and more obscure hadware factors that play into it. if you machine is a laptop for example.... it could have an "energy efficient" hard drive (to prolong battery life) but that equates to slow performance etc.... which would manifest itself poorly when recording audio.

You need a daw and a VSTI plugin. There are no sounds in the keyboard it's just a controller.

Experts are just long term experienced users. The link he provided had loads of great info... So perhaps not what you want... But still good and still potentially helpful to others. This is not your topic even so others may have already got what they needed. If you want to engage line6 support open a support ticket or call. There is a contact us link at the bottom of every page.

Yes you will hear everything.

Look into the tascam us1800 way cheaper. 16 inputs. For like 2-300$

No. No Forum user will know this.

speculating... but i think they are referencing a possible A/D/A conversion that would take place to send the mags out the digital output.

yes the converter (unsupported) will work on those files i've used it many times.

after you flash up, the usb should work even for future flashes... (although there wont be any!...) just saying for the record that the midi flash is only necessary to flash above a certain level to gain full access to the usb functionality.

now that you said that i do remember that someone else brought this up before and they said that they would fix the mac vst files to 64bit in a future release. the AU files are 64bit though....

64bit VST (and AU) is already out you just need pod farm 2.5+ pod farm 1.x will never be updated. no word on AAX currently.

there are some manuals here for gearbox: http://line6.com/support/manuals/podxt

you have to use gearbox or line6 edit to get it to the pod.

there are no new presets... you can just use the model pack models now to make your own tones... or download tones that use those models from customtone.com

this is what quantizing would fix... :)

a refret is likely in the area of a couple hundred bucks.... you could probably source a used 300 for around that and get a neck and a backup set of electronics... or a transplant starter set :D there's probably a few guys around these parts that made transplants and have necks laying around though..

riffworks line6 edition is not supported on any modern operating system... riffworks makes a crossgrade available so that you get a huge discount on the standard version of riffworks that is compatible with modern operating systems: http://www.sonomawireworks.com/guide/index.php/Riffworks_Crossgrade they have a free version as well that you can save with.... http://www.sonomawireworks.com/T4/ I don't believe that riffworks line6 edition was ever included for FREE with an x3.... and therefore... never part of the deal.... meaning if you had a more functional version... you likely paid extra for that.

any decent audio interface will use ASIO drivers... this requires that the same interface be used for input and output to control latency... what you are asking is to use a separate interface for the output.. the built in audio/built in speakers from your computer... there are "trick ways" you can do that... but the latency is usually extremely noticeable and the results not very usable.... the interface will play all your computer sounds and your guitar sounds... (it becomes your soundcard) so using that headphone jack does what you want... my advice... find a way to use it as intended you'll be much happier with the results when jamming or recording...

should be a tab in your user profile. http://line6.com/support/user/216451-pubs/

to use a spider amp with monkey you have to have an FBV MKII pedal... do you?