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Aspiring Producer
Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Pa
Posts: 290
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freaking PODfarm and logic
so i have had POD farm for quite some time and it sound pretty good for the most part. i have 2 really big problems though. number one and probably the most important of the 2, is i cannot for the life of me get it to produce waves. i have my guitar right into my firestudio tube and it sounds good, but when i record there are absolutely no waves at all, just one straight line. ?? ive tried adding in this DI (
also, when i play 'juns' and mute it with my left hand, it makes this sort of swooshing noise after each one. ive adjusted the noise gate and cant seem to get it to go away. ideas?
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Join Date: Jun 2010
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first: remove pod farm from that audio track, now connect a microphone to your audio interface and test the mic on that channel to ensure you are receiving a mic level signal into logic (make sure you have the correct routing configuration).
second: record the signal if you are able to hear it with input monitoring... then play the signal back. third: on that same audio channel (you have recorded the mic signal) insert pod farm and listen to the signal response, if you are still hearing a signal then the plugin works correctly and it might be an audio interface/hardware issue. fourth: if you are not receiving a signal, then the plugin maybe malfunctioning in which case contact line 6 regarding the issue... or reinstall pod farm on your computer in an effort repair any errors that may have happened during your initial installation. question: is this the first time you are receiving this signal disparity? have you ever used pod farm on the current machine in the past? |
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Aspiring Producer
Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Pa
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ive been using the input straight from my guitar on the interface. that is 1/4 inch. my mic uses xlr. should i just use the DI?
and to answer your question i believe it has always been this way. im really not sure, i forget, which sounds ridiculous but its true.
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Anssi Tenhunen
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Virrat/Helsinki, Finland
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Guitar > DI-box jack input > XLR output > Microphone preamp, activate +48V phantom power -> Interface / DAW
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Always The Understudy Vox
Join Date: May 2011
Location: Temecula CA
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yeah i use logic and a DI, it goes guitar to DI in and the XLR on the DI to my interface mic input, then with phantom power on it works perfectly in logic, i get a really good signal
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Always The Understudy Vox
Join Date: May 2011
Location: Temecula CA
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before i used the DI supplied on my interface, its pretty good but countryman does better, but if your interface does have the intrument input NOT INSERT! then it would work, i kinda have a feeling your using the insert section, also on my interface theres a switch to make the 8th pre from mic input to guitar line input, maybe your has something like that?
theres a ground lift on the DI you linked could be you have a ground loop, try switching the ground lift.
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Aspiring Producer
Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Pa
Posts: 290
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my interface has six 1/4 inch jacks on the back of it. it says line input underneath all of them. thats what i have been using. but i used the phantom powered xlr inputs for testing the DI and there is even a light on the DI that tells you if it is getting the phantom or not, and it was.
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Always The Understudy Vox
Join Date: May 2011
Location: Temecula CA
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well first step would be getting the clean signal in and hot enough, so i would try your interface pre with a mic first, get the signal>swap the mic with the DI> plug guitar into the DI
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