LINE 6 POD HD Pro [17/135] About source input signal routing

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About Source Input Signal Routing

ItisimportanttonotehowPODHDProactuallyroutesSourceInputs1and2through

Amp & FX Blocks that are positioned “Pre” position. The following behaviors apply:

• In a conﬁguration with no Amp or FX Blocks in Pre, Input 1 is fed only to Path A

andInput2onlytoPathB.Therefore,thisisthebestcongurationifyouwantto

retain discrete Input Sources into Paths A & B.

• Placing an Amp Block or an active mono FX Model in Pre results in a “summing”

ofInputSources1&2,feedingthesame,combinedsignalintothesePre-positioned

Models, and thus into each Path A & B. You may need to adjust your instrument’s

volume level to avoid overloading your Pre-positioned Amp or FX Models.

• Placing a Stereo FX Model in Pre results in the left channel FX output being fed to

Path A and its right output to Path B.*

• The Mixer Block’s Volume and Pan options provide independent control for Path

A & B outputs before they are fed through any Blocks positioned “Post” the Mixer.

• BysettingInput2to“Same,”thiseffectivelyroutesyourInputSourcetobothstereo

Paths A & B (which is how you can feed one guitar input into two Amp Models and/

or parallel FX, for example).

*Please also see “Model Types and Mono/Stereo Signal Routing” on page 3•6 for more

about how mono and stereo FX affect your signal chain.