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Hi, In my DAW I have Pod Farm 2 Mono and Pod Farm 2 (which is stereo) as seperate plugins to choose.They both use the same file, but show up as seperate plugins in the DAW. Not sure if every DAW does this though. If I want to have a mono sound I choose the mono version and stereo if I want stereo. God Bless, David

Hi, I wasn't sure if you meant your original post is not wanted anymore but I couldn't get the audio track from the link. David

Hi, Forgive me if you are using the stereo plugin but just wondered if you are using the mono version of the plugin? With the mono plugin it does sound different. David

Hi, Not sure if Live and Riffworks come as free downloads as the cds were linked to Line 6. When I got my cds with my ux2 I know that the Live was a Lite version and has some limits, but it is extremely handy for doing things like stretching audio and writing songs. I don't think I really used riffworks. I can't remember how the licensing works for the ux2 and pod farm but I think as long as you have the ux2, you can get pod farm (download) licensed. Someone else will know. For drums I use Hydrogen (it is free) and recording I use Zynewave Podium. God Bless David

HI, I'm just wondering what you were meaning concerning plugging something into a power strip. Have you got a usb cable into a power strip that has a usb socket? David

Hi, I know this is a long time later but if you see this reply I was just going to write about settings etc. 1st thing is that I myself use ASIO drivers and work fine in Ableton Live. The other thing is that you need to open up Pod Farm Standalone version and go to the mixer there and select your mic input. Then go to the part where it says "send 1-2" and "send 3-4" and choose how you want your DAW to get your sound. "Dry input" will give you the mic's sound with no effects added in standalone. If you choose "tone a" then you will get the effects you are using in standalone sent to the daw on the input that matches the send. If you are wanting to hear the mic when you record then I would turn standalone on and leave it on and turn down the daw's volume to 0 for that track you are recording. This combats hearing a delay. Forgive me if you know some of these things, but I thought I'd write anyway. God Bless, David

Hi, Sorry it took so long to see your message and reply. That's interesting about your situation. I would think that if it was interference then there should be some of your voice appearing in the recordings. So, it sounds like it may be something else - or interference 'and' something else. I sometimes get my cable slightly knocked and it starts a pulsing noise in my speakers and outputted sound is distorted and weakened. It'd be good to know if intereference changes the situation again. I get interference when playing guitar but that's because of the pickups selected on the guitar and if I'm close to my computer monitor. When I record from a mic I (apart from noise from a mic problem I have) don't get interference - but I suppose it just depends on electrical equipment around you. God bless, David

Hi, Do you mean that a podfarm plugin appears in cubase but that your saved settings are not in the podfarm pull down menu? David

Hi, Sorry to ask more about your setup but wondered if you were playing back the exported audio with the same computer. I just wondered if somehow your computer's own soundcard setting has been affected by the ux2 - and therefore playback is not happening through the soundcard. Is your soundcard playing other files/youtube ok? God Bless, David P.S. When you record, is there anything visually showing up in the track being recorded? A waveform?

Hi, I'm windows so can't really offer insight. Interesting that the Monkey isn't loading either. I can only think of what some others have found, - that some of pod farm remains when uninstalling. If no-one else can help, hopefully Line 6 can in the technical support page (Forgive me if you've been there already, but in case you don't know how to get there, it's under Support - Contact Technical Support). By the way, did you try 2.53 again? Interesting to see if that would not work too. God Bless, David

Hi, I have just had a look in my computer and the vsts in my computer are in C:\Program Files (x86)\Line6\POD Farm 2\VST\Line 6. Might be a different setup but maybe have a look and see if you have that folder. I had a look in my normal vst folder for my DAW and was surprised to not see them there. I must have just told my daw to use them from this folder. God Bless, David

Hi Dennis, At the moment I can only see ways involving some other equipment. I'll mention them in case you might be interested in going this way. I think these two ways should work, but there might be something I haven't thought of - but anyway: The first would mean going from guitar to pod farm in the normal way, then having a 'dual tone' on Pod Farm, and mic and guitar selected as inputs. You would need a convertor or Direct Box or something to change the signal coming out from the device (ux2 or whatever you are using) into a mic signal level. It then would go back into pod farm via the Mic input (not through a mic - you would just be using the mic input to bring the guitar signal back in). Then this signal would go along the 2nd channel path in Pod Farm (i.e. the bottom path in a dual tone setting - the top path would be where the original guitar input would go) and other effects/amps could be placed there. The second way would be similar but go guitar - convertor - line in - pod farm - out to another convertor, into your peddles, another convertor :) , line in (other channel). You probably are really only wanting a straight in out method though. I'll have a think if I can think of any other ways of doing it. God Bless, David

Hi Thickage, In terms of vocal things, I saw a program which is not free called The Mouth. Would maybe be a fun thing to have. I know what you mean when it comes to vocals. I don't do a lot of things to really change the sound - like using a vocoder, other effects etc. but there are some things I can think of which help me. You might have tried these but I'll mention a few ideas: There are some plugins that can help vocs while keeping the original type of sound. Things like a pitch shifter to allow you to manually or automatically get the notes adjusted to get them more in tune, reverbs and delays can help to thicken the vocal so that it's not so thin or weak sounding, compression to help cut down on ups and downs in volume levs, and eq. If you have a recording which sounds a bit thin, you can record more takes of the same vocal and mix them together, or copy the same track and put a delay effect on one version and maybe some other effects like maybe a pitch shifter to slightly put extra vocs out of tune, as this helps them blend if it is the same voice on both tracks. There are also the effects in pod farm but you have probably tried them. God Bless, David

Hi, I just did a bit of testing and found that you can get A/B if you choose the Pod Farm Mono as the plugin instead of the stereo version which is just called Pod Farm. Then if you go to Dual button up the top and copy (if you already have a tone you want) or create a new tone. Hope this works, God Bless, David

Hi, Are you able to hear other things with it - like videos etc.? Have you had a look in the computer's sound settings? It could have switched to another sound card. Also, is this happening with Pod Farm standalone or the plugin in another program, or with another program? David