Line 6 3.7 manual FX Loop POD X3 Live & Pro only, Un-Muted

Line 6 GearBox 3.7 – GearBox with POD X3

•FX Loop (POD X3 Live & Pro only)

Click on the top portion of the icon to display the FX Loop settings

Click on the lower portion of the icon to toggle the Loop on/off

With a POD X3 Live or Pro device in use, you’ll see options available for configuring the FX Loop settings (the equivalent of the controls found on the POD X3 Live/Pro’s “FX Loop” edit screen). The FX Loop provides a mono send and stereo return, which are able to be used with stomp boxes or line level devices. Different hardware effects can require different input levels, or can change the signal level before it comes back into the Return jack, so you can use the Send & Return level controls here to keep the levels consistent. Toggle the Loop Pre or Post to be placed before or after the Amp in the signal chain, and adjust the Mix to blend the Effects Loop signal in with your Tone 1 signal. Note that these Effects Loop settings are saved with each Tone Preset.

11 - Studio/Direct Mix/Send 1-2 controls: The Studio/Direct Mix features of POD X3’s second OUTPUTS screen are presented here for easy access in GearBox, as well as controls for adjusting your hardware Monitoring level. The POD X3 headphone and Send 1-2 outputs are always fed the “Studio/Direct Mix” - note this means that as you Pan or Mute Tone 1 or 2 , this also affects what is getting recorded in the Left/Right channels in your recording software. For POD X3 Live & Pro, this Studio/Direct Mix is also fed to its XLR Direct Outs. The 1/4-inch outputs can get this mix, too, when desired (see the next section on the 1/4-inch output options)

Pan Tone 1 independently Left or Right

Pan Tone 2 independently Left or Right

Mute/Un-Mute Tone 1	Mute/Un-Mute Tone 2
(Un-Muted)	(Un-Muted)

Set the Monitor level

Note - The POD X3 hardware’s Amp/Bass Amp/Preamp Volume & Drive knobs and the Tone 1-2 Vol Trim knob will affect the level of the Studio/Direct Mix signal that is fed to Record Send 1-2, so you can use these to adjust the levels that feed into your audio recording software. Some effects (Comp, Distortion, Fuzz, etc.) can also affect the Tone levels, and thus your Record Send levels. You can use the Monitor knob to balance the signal you are hearing (see below).

•Pan L-R sliders - Allow you to independently pan each Tone left or right within the stereo field of the Studio/Direct Mix.

•Tone 1 and Tone 2 buttons - These buttons correspond to the MUTE features provides by POD X3. When lit, the Tone is Muted - such as the Tone 2 button is shown here...

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