Latency does not appear to be an issue as of yet but I've just started putting it through its paces.
#Line 6 pod farm pedal set up drivers#
POD Farm and Reaper simply need to have the XT Live drivers available to process the dry input. It should then be able to process the dry signal any ol way you like. Next, select "Insert", "Virtual instrument on new track" and select POD Farm. In my case, I used the inputs and outputs for my Apogee Duet.Ĥ. Launch Reaper and select the input your guitar is currently connected to using the "Preferences" "Audio" "Device" menu (Select the sound card or audio interface your guitar is plugged into) The output should be set to whatever you want to monitor with. Nothing else inline, no effects, boxes, pedals, nothing! This will represent the "Dry" signal that is so frequently mentioned in other post.ģ. Plug your guitar directly into your sound card or audio interface device. and Reaper to recognize that the device (and its drivers) is available.Ģ. No headphones or monitoring of any kind from the POD!!!!! No guitar plugged into the POD!!! You simply want the P.C. All that should be plugged into the XT Live is the power chord and the USB chord to the P.C. Plug in the XT Live USB cable from the back of the POD to an empty USB port on the PC. Here is what I did to get POD Farm and XT Live working fabulously in Reaper.ġ.
#Line 6 pod farm pedal set up pro#
For the record, I'm using a late 08 Macbook Pro - Snow Leopard OSX, Reaper as my DAW and an Apogee Duet as my audio interface. I am totally new to digital recording and POD Farm so what may seem basic for most of you has been a bit more challenging for me. I hope to save others the aggravation I've experienced. I've driven myself crazy the last 3 hours trying to figure it out using bits and pieces from the Reaper and Line 6 forums. Hola! I'm creating this thread in hopes of providing a short guide to those using POD Farm with XT Live.
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