domfox

For the time being I've settled for low-latency monitoring via a standalone POD Farm instance, capturing the dry signal, and applying the same POD Farm effects via the VST plugin in the DAW. This has the advantage that I can re-amp post recording if I wish, but it's still a slight roadbump in the workflow I'm used to.

It would also be useful to be able to capture the processed signal from Sonic Port VX via Pod Farm into other software, such as the Mac Photo Booth software, for live video recording purposes.

I don't have a problem launching Pod Farm, and hearing the processed signal through the Sonic Port's output; I have a problem capturing that processed signal in my DAW. All I can seem to record is the dry signal.

Well, I do have a separate Pod Farm license. So, what do I do?

I used to have great low latency recording with Pod Farm and my Toneport GX. Using my new Sonic Port VX with Pod Farm as a VST plugin (in Reaper) doesn't work so well, as you don't get the hardware monitoring. What I really want to do is what the original poster was trying to do: run Pod Farm standalone with my Sonic Port VX, and capture the output of Pod Farm (rather than the dry signal) in my DAW. Is this actually possible? I'm using the latest version of Pod Farm on a Mac running Yosemite; I can't find any combination of options in Pod Farm or Reaper that will enable Reaper to capture the standalone Pod Farm's output.