POD Farm 1.01 – UsingYour Line 6 Hardware

2, as well as Processed, Semi-Processed, or Dry Input). You’ll also see four additional Record Sends in your recording application for UX8 (Sends 1-2 thru 7-8). These Sends are fed directly by UX8’s analog inputs 1 – 8. You can simultaneously record the direct, unprocessed signal from any of these Sends for later processing using POD Farm Plug-In! For more info, check out the POD Farm Standalone Operation chapter.

Microphone Input Controls

Rear panel XLR input levels are controlled by a row of Trim knobs on the front panel. Use these inputs for microphones or balanced input signals with a gain range of 0 dB to 45 dB.

Each XLR input has a -20 dB pad switch, which can be used to provide more headroom for high output microphones. A 75 Hz cutoff switch is also provided, useful for eliminating low frequency rumble from microphone sources.

Two +48v phantom power switches are provided for powered mics, such as condenser mics. Phantom power is distributed via two XLR input banks, permitting the option to run dynamic mics in a non- powered bank.

Signal and Clip LEDs

Signal and Clip LEDs exist for each input. The signal LED lights up when signal activity is present, glowing brighter as the signal level increases. When the input level reaches the 0 dBfs, the clip LED lights up momentarily.

VU Meter and Clip Display

UX8 provides a stereo pair of large VU meters on the front panel. By default, these meters display Inputs 1-2 levels. Using the Inputs & Recording Tab of the Line 6 Audio-MIDI Devices application, you can assign the hardware meters to display input and output levels of any stereo pair or POD Farm Record Send. The clip LEDs light up when the signal reaches 0 dBfs.

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Line 6 TonePort KB37, TonePort UX8, TonePort DI Microphone Input Controls, Signal and Clip LEDs, VU Meter and Clip Display