Community : Unanswered Threads - POD X3

Harmonizer , Pitch Shifter on pod x3

support@line6.com — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 18:29:28 GMT

Hello

ALTHO I have been a fan of line 6 for years now

( I have owned pod 2.0 , pod xt live , pod pocket , pod x3 live , pod ux 2 and i have adviced friends to use line 6 stuff ! )

Altho i think line6 is the major guitar brand of 2000'

I DESPERATELY need to know if u are going to put some damn tracking effects on pod x3

I need some harmonizer effect with my new project , so from now on , im thinking about switching to boss gear

i think boss is great but do NOT let me do this i really want to keep on using line 6 but if i have to i will switch to boss -.-

i really need to know if ur trying to implement the modulation and pitch shifter stuff on the pod x3 live

its so retarded to be in 2010 and still not have a decent harmonizer like gt3 or even better gt 8 )

keep up the good work

deepest respect

pod X3 live and M13

support@line6.com — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 02:15:11 GMT

Hello, I am wanting to know the best way to run my M13 into my Pod X3 Live so the M13's effects that can be ran stereo are still heard that way when I use the direct outs on the Pod.

Thanks,

Josh

extreme cross modulation to aux in channel

support@line6.com — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 01:54:23 GMT

I wanted to track two guitars with the following dual tone configuration.

Guitar one to guitar input processed with tone one routed to direct out left.

Guitar two to aux input processed with tone two routed to direct out right.

Both guitars with a high gain distortion sound.

I noticed an extreme cross modulation from the processed signal of tone one into the aux in channel every time a jack connector is put in to the aux input.

First I though it might be a misfunction of my device but I ran the same setup with the devices of one of my collegues and there was the same effect.

I guess this cannot be normal.

So what can I do to prevent such cross modulations?

Thanks for help!