Amplitube

[TheCrimsonidol]

Hi,

I have little knowledge of using guitar computer interfaces, but I wish to experiment.l, so please forgive what some of you more experienced guys might consider a dumb question.

 

My question is, Can I use pod go wireless as an interface to my PC running windows 11? And then use an app such as Amplitube to output to my guitar via Podgo

I use studio monitors on my Podgo.

If possible, does Podgo attach to pc with usb. Or do I need a good sound card.

 

Not interested in recording, just using something like Amplitube, for my effects/ amp etc..

I thought of doing this purely for more flexibility

 

Thanks

 

 

[silverhead]

Yes to all questions. Connect your POD Go to your PC via USB. Make sure you have the POD Go drivers installed - you will have done so by installing POD Go Edit.

[TheCrimsonidol]

On 2/13/2024 at 3:32 PM, silverhead said:

Yes to all questions. Connect your POD Go to your PC via USB. Make sure you have the POD Go drivers installed - you will have done so by installing POD Go Edit.

Thankyou very much kind sir

[TheCrimsonidol]

On 2/13/2024 at 3:32 PM, silverhead said:

Yes to all questions. Connect your POD Go to your PC via USB. Make sure you have the POD Go drivers installed - you will have done so by installing POD Go Edit.

Sorry, just one more question if I may please.

So I have a connection between Podgo and Amplitude, have chosen inputs and outputs 3 &4 in the Amplitude Asio Podgo driver.

Now I'm not sure what I need to do at the Podgo end, I note I am still hearing the effects of whichever preset is chosen on my Podgo

Question is, I guess their must be a way of getting Podgo to play effects on Amplitude, whilst ignoring what's on Podgo

It must be something simple (Me) that's wrong here.

 

Any ideas gratefully received

 

Thanks again

[silverhead]

I’m confused by your mention of the Amplitube ASIO driver. You should be using the POD Go ASIO driver and configuring Amplitube to use the POD Go inputs and outputs. I think that may be what you are actually doing. If so, your use of USB 3/4 as the Input is correct - the dry guitar signal.

Try changing your Amplitube Ouptut to use POD Go USB 1&2. If you are still hearing the POD Go processing, use an empty preset - remove or bypass all processing blocks.

[TheCrimsonidol]

On 2/13/2024 at 7:40 PM, silverhead said:

I’m confused by your mention of the Amplitube ASIO driver. You should be using the POD Go ASIO driver and configuring Amplitube to use the POD Go inputs and outputs. I think that may be what you are actually doing. If so, your use of USB 3/4 as the Input is correct - the dry guitar signal.

Try changing your Amplitube Ouptut to use POD Go USB 1&2. If you are still hearing the POD Go processing, use an empty preset - remove or bypass all processing blocks.

Apologies I meant the Podgo Asio driver inside amplitude settings

Thanks @silverhead for all your help, much appreciated, all working now

[TessaWerner]

Thank you so much.

[MonicaBarnes]

On 2/14/2024 at 1:10 AM, silverhead said:

I’m confused by your mention of the Amplitube ASIO driver. You should be using the POD Go ASIO driver and configuring Amplitube to use the POD Go inputs and outputs. I think that may be what you are actually doing. If so, your use of USB 3/4 as the Input is correct - the dry guitar signal.

Try changing your Amplitube Ouptut to use POD Go USB 1&2. If you are still hearing the POD Go processing, use an empty preset - remove or bypass all processing blocks.

Thanks for the advice, I will try it.