Owner's Manual

POD Farm 2 Advanced User Guide – Using Your Line 6 Hardware

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Mac OS® X 10.6 - Audio MIDI Setup utility settings for Default Device

Select your Line 6 audio device in the left panel and then click the Settings menu at the bottom of

the window:

• Default Input - “Use this device for sound input” if you want your applications to use this device

for audio recording.

Note: For Line 6 devices that offer multiple Source Inputs (UX1, UX2, UX8 & KB37), choose the Source

Input to record from within the Line 6 Audio-MIDI Settings application, found in System Preferences.

(See “The Line 6 Audio-MIDI Devices Dialog” on page 3•1.)

• Default Output - Select “Use this device for sound output” if you want your applications to use

this device for audio playback.

• Default device indicators - The default Input & Output device is indicated in the left panel by

Mic and Speaker icons, as shown here for our UX2:

• Level sliders - Select the Input and Output screen within the right panel to access the recording

& playback level sliders for the selected device. (Keep the Output sliders set to 100% and use the

Output & Phones knobs on your Line 6 hardware to adjust playback levels more easily.)

Setting Windows

to use your Line 6 hardware as the Default Audio Device

These settings are made within the “Sounds and Audio Devices” (on Windows

XP), or “Sound“

(on Windows Vista

or Windows

7) utility, found within the Windows

Control Panel. Make the

following settings for your Windows

version.