jm1681

I'll check the firmware when I get home, but I believe it is current. I'll also check whether or not any change to the levels brings it back. Thank you for the suggestions, I'll report back in a few hours :)

I did a brief search, but didn't come up with any real results, though it seems like others are experiencing similar issues, with similar Line 6 devices. While playing bass through a patch I made on my Pod HD Desktop, I noticed as I was playing the tone, and volume of the patch was changing slightly, until the volume dropped out completely. I have an FBV Express II connected, but this occurs with no external influence. No tweaking of any of the knobs, or of the volume pedal. If I switch to another patch, then switch back, it goes back to normal, until it eventually changes and disappears again. Does anyone have any experience with this, and a potential remedy? I saw something about one user going into a "test" mode, and the problem didn't occur there. I don't want to alter any of the unit's functionality; I just want it to work right :/ Any help is greatly appreciated.

I'm using an FBV Express Mk II with a Desktop Pod HD. Is it possible to configure the controller to switch the wah on and off with the toe switch? At the moment, it seems like when I hit the toe switch, wherever the wah was (Max) is where it stays, even thought the pedal is disengaged.

Of all the things I tried, that is the one thing I did NOT try. Problem seems averted for now, all I did was turn off Logic's internal monitoring :) Thanks so much!

My wife bought me a POD HD for Christmas, and having used Line 6 gear quite a bit, I figured I was in good shape. Took it out of the box, updated everything, plugged in a crappy set of earbuds, and instantly I was where I wanted to be. Seriously; I was totally fine. Now, I'm all setup in a dedicated recording space, and I'm trying to dial it in, and it sounds INCREDIBLY metallic. Like there is a VERY short, single repeat delay in the chain, only there isn't. My setup is: Guitar > POD HD > Focusrite Scarlett Solo > Macbook Pro (Logic Pro X) > Alesis M1 Active 320 monitors I have the POD plugged into my Scarlett via the Left 1/4" Output only, and I'm figuring that might be part of my problem, but I don't know, and I don't have many options to make that NOT the case. Any ideas? I tried searching the word metallic in the forum, it's the only thing I can think to describe it, but I found nothing that really answered my question :/

Found my answer, please delete.

I've been trying to hunt down a link for POD Farm Free so I can try it, and I'm sorry to sound stupid, I just can't find it anywhere :/ I searched the site and found a download link for Pod Farm 2, but when I went to install it, it said it required a minimum of 10.5, which I'm way past; perhaps it was too old a version?