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Yes you can. I'm not sure how it is on a Mac, but for PC you configure the UX2's I/O form the Line6 Audio-MIDI control panel then select the UX2 as your device in your DAW.

Do you mean Echo Farm? If so it was released 6/13/2017.

Glad you got it sorted. Yeah, not a fan of those problems. I'd chalk it up to a corrupt install, I guess. :ph34r: Yep, it's a POD Studio, Toneports have a red face.USB 3.0 may have been the issue. USB 3.0 works on my pc, but not on friends.

Not sure where the option is in Win10 or how it's worded, but in Win7 there is a box you can check in the sound settings that says "Listen to this device." Make sure that is not checked.

Is this a red Toneport or black POD Studio? Have you run the Monkey and have green ticks for drivers and PF? Make sure in PF you are not sending both dry and processed signals. Also make sure you are explicitly selecting the UX2 as you default device and if that doesn't work try disabling your pc's internal sound card.

Are your headphones plugged into your computer or the UX2?

Do you mean deep as in a lot of bass, or deep as in the actually pitch of your voice is lower? If it is the latter, it is likely what fflbrgst suggested.

How are you monitoring?

That's strange, your post would not have been intentionally deleted because you were talking about a guitar.

Yeah, I guess you could put an external pedal in the Helix FX loop, but then it would be going straight into Helix Native which wouldn't work well for a reverb.

Wouldn't you need a minimum of 3 ins and 3 outs? That seems wired, so 4 I/O. Assuming 1 in is for an instrument, 2 ins for the stereo FX return, 1 out for FX send (or 2 for a stereo send), and 2 for monitoring. Do you have a Helix or are just not wanting to lug it your PC for an interface?

Do you have a red Toneport or a black POD Studio?

Ha! Rewolf, I misread your post!!

It really wouldn't be loading another plug-in within Helix Native, it would route I/O to an FX bus or other track in your DAW. I could see this also being able to add external pedals if your interface has the appropriate I/O.

Have you tried the Pad on the Motu? Is there an option on the Motu to send a dry unprocessed (without hitting a gain stage) signal? There is also an input control on the Helix Native Plug-In.

Only time will tell if it's bacon, sausage, or spam. That reminds me of one time I wiped my nose on my sleeve, I thought it was blood but it's not!

Audacity does not support ASIO out of the box, but you can compile it to support ASIO. I would recommend giving Reaper a try, it is free to demo and IMHO well worth the $60 for the license.

I would go into the AMP's FX loop.

Have you run the Line6 Monkey? You may need to update the firmware.

Did you verify your e-mail? If so I would contact support.

If you get a chance, post two separate clips, one "good" and one "bad" of the same time range. Ich habe Deutsch für ein Semester in der High School gemacht, aber jetzt kann ich nur mit google übersetzen !! :lol: :lol: :lol:

I think you may also be able to record on an iPhone with a camera kit, not sure about Android. Have you read the manual?

So how are you toggling between good and muddy?

What interface do you have?

Oh, so the "good sound" is not your recording?