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Can you check what version firmware is on the AMPLIFi?

I'm not a Mac guy, at least not yet, thinking of trying a Mac this year depending on the funds. Is there another computer you could try it on to rule out the AMPLIFi being the issue? Do you have other audio interfaces that your DAW is seeing without issues?

You likely need to update the firmware either thru the app via BT or with a computer and the Line6 Update via USB. In the app go to Device Flash under settings.

1) I typically adjust the overall level for a decent volume of the BT stream (which can change from album to album or track to track) then adjust the guitar level, withtthe final tweak being the channel volume of the amp and effect sims. 2) I don't think there is. 3) You can Save to My Tones or Save tone as... Save to My tones should overwrite and Save tone as should create a new entry. If you use Save tone as without giving it a unique name it will get confusing.

Unfortunately the option is not currently available with the AMPLIFi series.

Make sure you are selecting the Line6 ASIO drivers in Albeton. Also make sure you are selecting Mic in POD Farm

Mac or PC? Never mind, I read Pro Tools.

Try: Forget BT connection then repair. btw, There does not seem to be a screenshot attached.

I would try running the driver installer first if you haven't already.

Not a Mac guy, so not sure how audio devices show up.

You could try flashing it with a wireless device. Depending on the current firmware you may need an iOS before gaining Android functionality. Just for clarification, you are using the Line6 Updater and it sees the TT? If so you could try running it in Win7 compatibility mode.

Do you know what firmware is on the AMPLIFi?

What version firmware is on the AMPLIFi

A workflow I like is to capture unprocessed and processed simultaneously. In Reaper’s preferences enable all 4 inputs from the UX2. Arm 2 tracks to record. One track will be 1/2 and the other 3/4. Then in POD Farm’s mixer allocate one pair of sends unprocessed and the other processed. With this method you will have the your dry track that you can then apply the POD Farm plug-in to for tweaking after recording just in case you are not happy with the processed. Btw, I think there may be some vocal presets in POD Farm to use as starting points.

Interesting, I will have to try this with my UX2 tonite.

If you do not have another interface, recording direct via USB is your best option. Until you get studio monitors I would suggest monitoring with headphones for a more accurate representation of what is being recorded.

Is this a new unit? If so you need to run license manager. If it is not new, depending on when it was first registered, you may only be entitled to POD Farm 1. IIRC the cutoff date was Oct 2010, but don't quote me. Getting back to mic selection, did you try launching from the desktop? (Not as a VST within Reaper) That is how you can get to the mic selection.

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It should not interfere with your Steinberg UR22’s drivers, however, with ASIO you can only use one device at a time. Not sure which firmware they are shipping with, but if it is not current you just need to update it. Best would be to check the return policy just in case you aren’t happy with the AMPLIFi.

Gearbox should still work as an editor for the xt, it is the player that no longer works.

By standalone I was referring to the direct monitoring mode of POD Farm, not the actual standalone hardware independent version BilBee is referring to. You can launch POD Farm from a desktop shortcut or the start menu, which would be the Tone Direct Monitoring monitoring, or you can launch it as VST plug-in from within Reaper, that version will not have mic/instrument input selections as it uses the track you apply it to as the input. When do get it sorted, you can capture the processed sound you hear along with the unprocessed signal and then apply the POD Farm plug-in post processioning .

Also run the Monkey to make sure your divers are up to date. Depending on when this unit was first registered, you may be entitled to POD Farm 2.

Also, make sure you're launching the standalone POD Farm. The plug-in will have no input options.

On a PC it will act as an ASIO device.

I would use the FX-100's L/R analog outs with 1/4" to RCA cables like these: http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/CPR201