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silverhead

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  1. I don't think the firmware update addresses the problem you describe. I think it's a bad cable or loose connection. You can check the version of the installed firmware by holding down the Feedback button while you power the speaker up. The firmware version will display briefly in the lcd window. The latest speaker firmware is v1.05.
  2. There's no mention that I can see of this capability in the manual. I don't think you can do it.
  3. Have you tried updating the HD500X driver? With your HD500X disconnected, download the driver from here. Select HD500X as the Product and Driver as the Software. Then choose your OS. http://line6.com/software/ After downloading the file, and with the HD500X still disconnected, install the driver on your PC. After the driver has successfully installed, connect your HD500X via USB. The driver will be installed on your HD500X, and you should get a confirmation message from the Windows Device Driver installation wizard.
  4. I recommend you don't do that if the Pod is still under warranty. Open a support ticket and work with Line 6 to get this resolved.
  5. Can you please post links to the other threads? I haven't noticed them. I will highlight these to Line 6, and encourage the OPs to open support tickets to help Line 6 investigate if there's a general problem here.
  6. What is the FS Mode of the device? ABCD or FS5-8? EDIT: After reviewing the video further I don't think there's any explanation for that behaviour even if FS Mode - FS5-8. I agree with TheRealZap. Ticket time.
  7. Line 6 replied yesterday. They'll reply again when they have an update.
  8. Each of your info is consistent with the other. In both cases the number of posts in the Live Sound subforum is 233 (or 234, depending on the exact time of the snapshot). Perhaps the missing posts were archived recently as Zap has suggested. But it seems you are not missing anything current. If you want to see posts from other subforums you need to expand your view/filter.
  9. You can configure your Mac to use the Pod as its soundcard when connected via USB. I am not familiar enough with the Mac world to give you the detailed procedure, but it can be done. Afterwards, all sound produced by your computer (including audio playback of backing tracks) will be heard at your Pod HD outputs (headphones or 1/4"). You can control the playback level from your computer to balance the playback volume with your guitar volume.
  10. This is described in the Manual, in the System section, pages 6-5 and 6-6. Summary: Press and hold the Outputs / Hold for System button for 2 seconds to get to the System page. In the bottom right area of the display: Compsw (POD X3 Live only) – pick which processing block will be controlled by the Comp (Boost) footswitch. Your choices are COMP, AMP, LOOP or VERB. The manual is generally able to answer most questions. It's worth reading. ;)
  11. Anomalies like this are usually caused by a loss of synchronicity between the HD device memory and the associated HD Edit program memory. It seems that can happen quite easily when you manually use the device itself while the Edit program is running. Were you possibly using both the device and the editor at the same time (prior to your final manual save on the Pod)? Even patch changing, or turning FX on/off, via Pod footswitch can cause anomalies like this to happen. General rule: don't touch the Pod while the editor is running.
  12. Line 6 has been made aware of this issue. In order to help them understand the extent of the problem, and to provide them with relevant debugging info, I encourage everyone who is experiencing this problem to open a support ticket. Include all relevant device and software version(s) info. http://line6.com/support/tickets/
  13. You would also need to have any custom presets that may be used in the setup installed on your M20d. It would be best if you had a full backup of the M20d that was used at the time of the recording, as well as the recorded WAV files. I think you would also have to replicate the exact folder/file structure of the SD card that was used at the time of the recording and place the WAV files in the correct folder in your own SD card. And hopefully the required WAV file characteristics (name, perhaps other details) will survive the file transfer process from someone else through your computer to the SD card. All in all, it's not a straightforward procedure. I haven't heard of it being done, but it's probably possible. Let us know if you are successful.
  14. A Pod Farm v1 license is tied to the X3 hardware; as long as your X3 is connected you have full access to PF 1 Platinum. No extra $$ required.
  15. +1 smrybacki If you are planning to connect your HD500X directly to the L2t, I would use the L6 LINK connections - to your other L2m as well. That way you will not only have stereo capability for the HD500X preset, you will also have full 'mode' control on a preset basis because the HD500X stores the L2 mode as part of its preset definition. You can then use PA/Reference mode for acoustic presets, and Electric Guitar mode when you want to use the L2 as the guitar cab. Just make sure to manually set the L2 mode as desired before you SAVE the HD500X preset.
  16. The easiest way is to use the Pod HD Edit program that is compatible with your device. In the Editor window, use CTRL+click/drag to copy any preset from one location to another. Then SEND the preset to your HD device.
  17. Click on the Support tab at the top of this page. Then click on Software Downloads. In the product area, select POD HD. In the Software area select POD HD EDIT. Then select your OS and hit GO. Or.... Run Line 6 Monkey with your POD HD connected and let it help you download and install the POD HD Edit program.
  18. Yes - it should work. Using the software mic preamp means you will not have to turn the UX2 mic input volume up so high; it will take a much lower (less noisy/reverby) input signal and boost/process it internally without adding the noise.
  19. Are you running Pod Farm to process the incoming signal? If so, apply one of the mic preamps (see factory vocal presets).
  20. Have you engaged the phantom power on the UX2 (the +48v button)? Condenser mics need this.
  21. @cruisonon2: I wonder if there is a usb conflict somewhere in your setup. For instance, the Line 6 usb drivers are known to not get along with some Logitech usb drivers, especially a Logitech webcam device. Essentially, every usb device that is connected to your computer while updating firmware is a potential conflict. To reduce the crapshoot element, it might be useful to disconnect all other usb devices while updating.
  22. Yes, the Pod XT and X3 series with VDI support will change JTV models just like they did with the original Variax models. But that's all they do - they don't support the new JTV features like alt tuning or using the JTV knobs as controllers. And they remain compatible only with the original Workbench, not Workbench HD.
  23. Are you trying to use Workbench HD? It is not compatible with Pod XTL. Workbench HD v2.1 is compatible with the POD HD devices that support VDI.
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