User manual

POD Farm 1.01 – Driver Panel & Recording

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POD X3 devices show a list of 5 Record Sends:

Note that the type of signal that is fed to each Send is conﬁgured on the POD X3’s on-board Outputs

settings screen. For example, Send 1-2 carries the same “Direct/Studio” signal you hear on POD X3’s

Main outputs, which could be just Tone 1, or some combination of Tone 1 & 2. Your POD X3 Output

screen options allow you to mute, pan or swap Tone 1 and Tone 2, so these options will of course also

affect what is fed to the Sends. Please refer to your POD X3 Pilot’s Handbook for details on the Output

screen options and especially to learn more about the unique POD X3 Dual Tone feature.

POD X3 also offers a Monitor Level slider in this tab as well - you can use this to independently adjust

your POD X3 monitor signal while recording (independently of the Send signal level that is being

recorded).

PODxt devices show one Record Send (1-2).

The type of signal that is routed to the Record Send 1-2 is determined by the PODxt Signal Routing

option within the Audio Signal Routing menu at the left. Note that this Audio Signal Routing

determines this signal type (see the PODxt Audio Signal Routing section for more about the options

in this menu). PODxt also offers a Monitor Level slider in this tab as well - you can use this to adjust

your PODxt monitor signal while recording (independently of the Record Send 1-2 signal level that

is being recorded).