strikelet Posted May 5, 2013 Share Posted May 5, 2013 So recently my POD X3 Live has done something wierd ... When I use any tones there is no sound. I have to go into 'System', change the pedal control from '1:W/V 2:VOL' to another and back. Then the sound works. I can save this tone to the pedal and all is well. Annoying but can be worked around. However, all the tones built into the user library are the same. And these are not always as easy to change as they stay the same in the library and everytime I need to use this method to get the sound working again. Any ideas why this might be? Any fixes? Thanks Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
db0451 Posted September 13, 2013 Share Posted September 13, 2013 (I’m answering this old post because no one else did and I hope it can help the user.) Given that the problem goes away once you remove the effect of the built-in pedal upon volume, it sounds very much as though (i) said pedal is not working properly, or just maybe more simply (ii) you have it parked at 0, a.k.a. angled as far towards the ceiling as possible, or maybe (iii) if it is at 100%, a.k.a. as far forward as possible, you have inverted its Min and Max settings to 100% and 0% in the Vol block. So, as the simplest option, check whether moving the pedal with it set to control volume has any effect. If not, try testing/calibrating the pedal as described at the bottom of this page: http://line6.com/support/page/kb/_/effects/pod/pod-x3/pod-x3-series-faq-and-calibration-r411?st=0#comment_0 If that does nothing either, there are various past discussions about possible mechanical/electrical issues with the pedal and how to test/fix them on this forum, the old archives, and possibly other sites; you could check whether any of the posts therein solve your problem. If you are still unsure, post back, and probably there are other users here who have experienced this first-hand and/or have links to old threads discussing it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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