Find out more at Farm 2.5 is the AU/RTAS®/VST® plug-in that delivers POD tone to any DAW and features every model necessary for a. Hello, I´ve been using my UX1 with an Intel-based laptop running WXP Sp3 and it worked perfectly for the last months. One month ago, I got an HP TX2000 series laptop (AMD Turion X2, Ati Radeon 3200, 2gb RAM) running Vista and my UX1 just can´t seem to work.
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The Line 6 Pod Studio UX1 is a user interface that allows you to convert analog sounds from different kinds of instruments to digital audio that you will also subsequently mix with your chosen demos and tracks. This USB audio interface from Line 6 is ideal for bassists, guitarists, musicians, song writers, and more. Mbox and Protools vs. Line 6 TonePort UX1? - posted in Computer Hardware/Software Issues: Mbox is $300 great prog. But how good is the Line 6 TonePort UX1 and the software that comes with it? Now if i dont have the money for the mbox would it be worth it to get an older model off ebay, and how much should i be willing to pay for it? Most of the sales i found come with the. UX1, the Lowest Noise for the Clearest Recordings UX1 boasts the lowest noise for recording guitar, 12dB more dynamic range than similar interfaces, for clear and dynamic recordings. Plus, exclusive Line 6 ToneDirect™ monitoring virtually eliminates latency allowing you to record with amp and effect modeling and without sacrificing tone or feel.
How to install a Line6 Guitar Port (and the toneport With a very big thanks to Myhrman from Source Forge for helping me get this thing working and a big thanks to Grabner for providing the drivers for something that seems to be non existant for linux! This is to get the Guitar Port to work as a basic USB sound device so you will get a dry signal in and out that will work under OSS and Jack.Note: Myhrman says it should work with most toneports too but neither of us have one to test it out.
First open your Terminal
Applications> Accessories> Terminal
You will need to get Subversion
Then you will need to get the source
svn co https://line6linux.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/line6linux
Change to the directory
Time to build from the source but first make sure you have the latest build and headers
(Note: You will atlest have version 2.6.27.14. To check your version in terminal type uname -r)
Now that is updated and you are in the trunk directory
Now shutdown and restart with the guitar port (or toneport) connected and you should beable to see it in your
System> Preferences> Sound
Only use the OSS drivers for native OS support and to prevent feedback while using Jack Keep the 'Monitor' channel muted.
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How to install a Line6 Guitar Port (and the toneport With a very big thanks to Myhrman from Source Forge for helping me get this thing working and a big thanks to Grabner for providing the drivers for something that seems to be non existant for linux! This is to get the Guitar Port to work as a basic USB sound device so you will get a dry signal in and out that will work under OSS and Jack.Note: Myhrman says it should work with most toneports too but neither of us have one to test it out.
First open your Terminal
Applications> Accessories> Terminal
Line 6 Ux1 Recording Software
You will need to get Subversion
Then you will need to get the source
svn co https://line6linux.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/line6linux
Change to the directory
Time to build from the source but first make sure you have the latest build and headers
(Note: You will atlest have version 2.6.27.14. To check your version in terminal type uname -r)
Line 6 Ux1 Software
Now that is updated and you are in the trunk directory
Now shutdown and restart with the guitar port (or toneport) connected and you should beable to see it in your
System> Preferences> Sound
Only use the OSS drivers for native OS support and to prevent feedback while using Jack Keep the 'Monitor' channel muted.
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