Line 6 GearBox 3.1 – Basic Features Guide
Using a
If you own different Line 6 Hardware, you’ll need to purchase a guitar/signal splitter, which will afford you the unprocessed dry output needed to feed your Audio Interface.
•Connect your recording source to the splitter input.
•Connect Output A from the splitter to your audio interface. This will be the source to run the GearBox
•Choose this channel as the track input in your recording application, and disable input monitoring for that track.
•Connect Output B from the splitter to your Line 6 Hardware, the outputs of which will be connected to your audio interface, or a mixer (if you don’t want to connect to your audio interface, or if your interface does not support input monitoring).
•Launch the GearBox application, and monitor the GearBox processed signal thru your hardware’s Line Outputs. These outputs supply the ToneDirect™ Monitoring magic.
Mac® Users: There’s yet another option for you!
The Mac Core Audio driver features the ability to combine the inputs from 2 separate audio interfaces into one aggregate device (for more info on this, please refer to the Recording Setup Guide available in the Online Help page). Perform the following steps:
•Combine your Audio Interface and your Line 6 hardware into one aggregate device.
•Connect the recording source to your Line 6 hardware
•Make sure that your hardware is sending an unprocessed signal thru USB. Choose this signal as the input for the track you’re recording into. This track will receive the GearBox
•Disable Input Monitoring for the track you’re recording into.
•Launch the GearBox application, and monitor the GearBox processed signal thru your hardware’s Line Outputs. These outputs supply the ToneDirect™ Monitoring magic.
Using Line 6 Hardware as your Audio Interface
In order to enjoy the benefits of ToneDirect™ Monitoring, perform the following steps:
•Connect the recording source to your Line 6 hardware
•Launch the GearBox application, and monitor the GearBox processed signal thru your hardware’s Line Outputs. These outputs supply the ToneDirect™ Monitoring magic.
•Route the unprocessed signal to your recording application. Choose this signal as the input for the track you’re recording into. This track will receive the GearBox
•Disable Input Monitoring for the track you’re recording into.
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