Triryche

Is it a Toneport UX2 (red faced) or POD Studio UX2 (black faced)?

You can also save tones individually to My Tones.

You cannot use PF standalone (outside of your DAW) with a different interface unless you purchased the hardware independent (not i-Lok) software license separately. However, you may be able to run the PF plug-in in your DAW and monitor it in real time while using your new interface as your DAW’s input, but the UX would need to connected and recognized.

You need to synch the app to the Amplifi.

You can only have one amp block, the Firehawk does not have dual signal paths.

Which additiona; AMP models?

I honestly don't know. I'm in the process of migrating to Win10 from 7.

Unless you paid for a separate POD Farm and/or POD Farm 2 license, you likely only have a hardware enabled POD Farm license. Try running PF1.

How are you monitoring when you record?

No worries!! Not an idiot, just new.

Also, if your speakers are connected to your Helix, and you want to monitor your wet tone from the Helix, typically you would leaving Monitoring off in your DAW.

Hear what? The Helix?

That's bizzare. I just tried, it defaults to United States. Maybe try from someone elses house?

I'm pretty sure that was a feature request, but yeah, that would be more intuitive.

Unless I'm misuderstanding, I think this is what you are looking for, p30 of the current manual.

Actually the input is stereo, if you feed it stereo.

Have a look at discrete stereo processing in the manual, it might be what you’re looking for.

That should not be a problem then.

That's what I figured, not sure the GX would be better with that aspect, with the exception of you could monitor wet POD Farm tones directly from the GX and add your plug-ins post processing.

Is the latency on the dry track during playback, or are you referring to the latancey you experience between what you play and what you hear?

By these do you mean recording a dry track while monitoring plug-ins in real-time? I have a UX2 which uses the same drivers and no issues with Win10.

Yes you can capture the dry signal (or both wet and dry) with the GX. Do you still have the X3?

Try deauthorizing your computer, exit Reaper, relaunch and reauthorize.

You cannot. You would need a power amp.

You do not need PF to record to your DAW. You only need it to create patches and directly monitor the wet signal. A work flow I like to use with the UX2 is to capture wet and dry signals simultaneous and add PF and/or other plug-ins post processing to the dry track. The wet ids to remind me of the tone I was going for, but that would apply more to electric guitar.