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Try holding down FS6+FS12 while starting up. It’s an alternate way to boot in Maintenance mode.

I presume everyone who supports the idea in this thread has submitted their feature request officially? https://line6.com/company/contact/productfeedback/

I think one of the most frequent “write your requests down on a $10 bill” situations could be the solo singer/guitarist playing to relatively small crowds, where the atmosphere can be a bit more intimate and an audience relationship can be established. MIDI Song selection, driven by an app on an iPad or whatever, would be very helpful. For that situation, with or without MIDI Song triggers, I would really like to see a re-introduction of a feature I loved in the old POD X3 Live device: Lock Tone 2. On Stadium it would be called Lock Path B. The idea is that you could maintain your vocal tone with the Mic input on Path B while switching presets for your different guitar tones on Path A. I’m going to submit this as a feature request (again). I did submit this request for OG Helix but….. Come to think of it, OG Helix has a Preset Spillover feature that is essentially a “Block Path B I’m using if for spillover” implementation. Might be feasible to tweak it for “Lock Path B I’m using it for vocals”.

Open a support ticket to report this issue to Line 6. Include the steps you take to create/produce it.

You’re right. Sorry for my momentary(?) confusion.

Yes, you can. Set up a Song that contains a single wave file, and then use Command Center to trigger playing the wav file. From the manual: Tip: You can also use the Command Center > Song commands to assign individual transport functions to Stomp A and B footswitches and Instant commands.

Yes, the MIDI programming will need to change. This is also true for reordering Presets and Setlists. Here’s a snippet from the manual that I find ambiguous: *Note: Reordering setlists and presets will change the MIDI Recall CC and PC messages to which they respond. Now, does that mean it’s being done automatically within Stadium or does it mean that the user has to do the reprogramming? I haven’t tested this because I don’t use MIDI recall. But if it’s being done automatically within Stadium I presume the same could be applied to Songs. If it’s not automatic then I presume there’ll soon be an outcry about it with Presets!

Yes, I think you are in a (small?) minority at the moment of players who frequently respond to audience requests as opposed to showing up at a gig with a prepared setlist. I think most bands/players invite requests, if at all, at some point near the end of their gig, and at that point it’s perhaps not too much of a problem to bend down a time or two and take a few seconds to make a specific Song selection. Perhaps as you say more players will come to see this as a problem and Line 6 will respond to an increase in feature requests for this. At the moment you’ve done your part if you submit an official feature request. And keep banging the drum!

Providing your perspective from an ‘audience request’ position is valuable, I think, and doesn’t deserve to be met with lollipop unless presented disrespectfully. Sorry you experienced that. Please make sure you make an official feature request for this: https://line6.com/company/contact/productfeedback/

Don’t know what you mean by this. If your offer involves a fee-for-service transaction be aware that this would violate the Terms of Use in this forum.

Follow the Support tab at the top of this page, then hit Contact Support, then Support Ticket.

I’m not a Mac person but I came across this in another post. Might be helpful? If you still have the release version of Stadium app's disk image mounted on your mac, the installer will use that instead of the v1.2.0.14 image. Unmounting the 1.1 image solves the issue, but until that is done, it just re-installs 1.1 of the app.

That’s available now in the Command Center. Here’s a clip from the manual…. The Song command category is supported by all source controller types other than expression pedals or X-Axis/Y-Axis controllers. This category includes Song View commands to control song transport functions, navigate between existing songs, or select markers within the current song. This can be a convenient way to load and play songs directly from your preset, without having to change to the dedicated Song View screen.

Setlists (ordered list of Presets) and Playlists (ordered list of Songs) are different and maintained separately by the user. In Global Settings -> Songs you have options for controlling automated progression through a Playlist.

You can tag a preset for recall at a specific point in a Song. And since you can tag more than one preset to a song, and a preset can be tagged in multiple songs, preset recalls stay independent of Songs. Recalling a preset by any means does not queue a Song. Also note that the online manual now includes a Song section.

Can’t do that yet. I say ‘yet’ because I know it’s been requested and one implementation method is just a matter of providing a Save to Clip option in the Looper. No idea when, though.

The latest version of the ASIO driver (v0.0.3.12) is bundled into the Stadium app download package, and is installed with the app (unless you deselect it during the installation process). You should not need to install it separately.

Done. Thanks for pointing this out. I’ll check into my settings to see if I need to adjust something to get alerted about new users posting in existing threads rather than creating a new one.

This may have been fixed in the latest firmware released today. Try it. To report bugs you should open a support ticket.

I suggest you get a pair of studio monitors (6” mimimum) to build your tones at home. It’s important to build your tones at stage volume. Look into the Fletcher-Munson effect to understand why. That will give you the best chance to get the tone your audience hears from the mixer/FOH/PA. There’s another setup I think you might consider. Have you experimented with the Amp Out jack on your POD Go? The manual says this about it: AMP OUT: This unbalanced output is meant to send directly to the front of your guitar amp. By default, it reflects the same output as the MAIN outputs (except in mono), but it can be globally switched to be tapped off directly before the Cab/ IR block. This way, you can send a cab-emulated signal to your mixer (or FRFR speaker) while simultaneously sending a non-cab-emulated signal to your guitar amp. I don’t know whether this will be helpful for you but it’s worth at least being aware of. If using this at home you will need to bypass the Amp in your POD Go preset and select the closest matching amp/tone on your Spider. Might not get you very close to the tone you want but perhaps better than your current ‘take my chance’ approach.

First time posters need moderator approval. I guess none of them (including me) were alerted to your earlier posts because they were in an existing topic. Now that you’ve started a new topic I was alerted to it. Apologies.

I doubt it. It’s there as an alternative connection to your local network. See online manual, the WiFi, Ethernet and Bluetooth section.

No, there’s not. You need to edit each preset.

Those are the default settings for 7 and 8. They are assignable.

Line 6 is no longer manufacturing audio interface devices like the UX1. There are many choices from various other manufacturers. Popular ones around here are made by Focusrite and Universal Audio. Each provides a range of products, including the 2input 2 output variety that you want as a minimum.