POD HD PRO - reamping 

of course you can. it´s the exact same process. use the x3 as audio device in your DAW, pan the tone hard to one side and connect the other output side to the guitar input jack.

yeah it would. i basically muted one side in this video, but you can also just pan it hard to the other side. then both paths are on one side and you can reamp with it again.

a reamp box helps to bring the DI signal to the right volume level to make it mimic a real instrument. that´s how i understand it anyways. but when the volume is ok and you adjust the gate, compressor and gain in your tone it still sounds pretty good. i do it like this with one band i´m mixing for at the moment and the end result sounds just fine.

You're doin a great job man! Keep this stuff up; thank you for all the hard work that you put into these videos.

i think i'll will go for the HD500X, thanks!

Works perfect in the PODHD500X, using the Guitar In or Aux In and configuring inputs accordingly (in the POD or PODhd edit) thanks a lot!

go through the setup again following the tutorial step by step from beginning to end. i got that question a couple of times and people always forgot something that was explained in this video. there´s a lot of details to the setup so quadruple check and make sure you didn´t miss anything.

i noticed one detail i didn´t think about. sorry. deactivate the monitor button when you want to record. activating it will create a feedback loop. and put the output level on the back of the pod to AMP. the LINE level will probably be too loud and create too much distortion. hope it helps.

voraussetzung ist dass du schon eine DI aufnahme hast, ich erwähn nichts davon DI´s erstmal aufzunehmen. die reamp schleife leitet den rechten kanal der DI aufnahme wieder in den pod und der tone wird ganz nach links gepanned um rückkopplung zu vermeiden, weil dann der bearbeitete sound nicht wieder vom rechten ausgang in den pod geleitet wird.

Great job Johnny! Clever.

How would you reamp if you had 2 amps in the same patch? great video btw, very helpful:)

great, cant wait for it, i use studio drummer too

this method is more for people who mix for other people and want to reamp DI recordings with this unit. if you record yourself with the pod hd pro you don´t need this technique.

one is a pedal board the other is a rack mount. depends on what you want. they sound the same.

on the top of my head either you need to switch the output level from line to amp on the back of the pod, or your DI signal is too loud, or you have bad cables/connections.

Cool, I was wondering how to set up something like this -- right now I'm rigging up one bank of patches, with no effects after the mixer block, to do the wet signal hard left and dry signal hard right so I can record onto two mono tracks in my DAW. I figured I would then just always reamp the dry signal, if necessary, with Guitar Pro, but if there's a decent way to do it with the POD then that will be fun. What kind of level do you aim for when recording the dry signal?

reamp with guitar pro? you sure you don´t mean guitar rig or something? i myself don´t actually record DI´s. when i do amp plugin testing, though, i just record them at some default level without giving it much attention and dial in the tone accordingly.

Hey! Thanks for this, so I got mine to work, and it sounds good when it plays back. However, when arm it to record and record the processed track, it records SUPER harsh and doesnt sound anything like when i play it back with out recording. Any clue what could cause this? I am using a POD HD500, but I think it is pretty much the same as the PRO. Thanks!

Hey man, I tried this exact setup, I got the tone coming through which was good but it had alot of noise also and I hear that yours doesnt, any advice? I seen in the description you can try a reamp box and such but this way you show just seems alot easier haha, any advice would be greatly appreciated!

What are the pros and cons of reamping opposed to just using the usb into your daw? Thanks!

great turorial, thanks ;)

You won't need a reamp box. By doing it this way you use the balanced output of the pod going into a balanced guitar input, so no need for reamp!

of course i can imagine. one time i asked my brother "do you have a wi-fi cable?" my brains can be quite a portion of scrambled eggs sometimes.

i have some dry audio tracks recorded with a focusrite saffire 6 audio interface in studio one, is there anyway i can send those tracks over to you to see how they would sound reamped with your pod pro presets

thankyou very much for this tutorial but unfortunately I can't get this to work. I have followed everything exactly, as far as I can tell. Although I get a lot of feedback whenever I arm the track I want to record and the the one I want doesnt even play anymore?

I meant change it to another tone. Like it was a metal tone and you wanted to reamp to a djent tone for example?

next will be synth tones? :3

very much appreciated for these tutorial man!! THANK YOU!! \m/

i don´t know two of the devices you mentioned.

Great video. Thanks! I have a question. Is it possible to do this with an real amp? I mean sending DI track signal from DAW via unbalanced output of POD HD to input of guitar amplifier instead of POD HD instrument input.

Hey Johnny, do you use the s/pdif dig out on the pod? If so, what are the differences between that and the usb? Any tone difference etc.?

yes, that´ll come, too, one of these days.

Can I do this if I don't have monitors to put the pod hd into?

Any idea on how to use the pod hd as outboard gear instead of setting it as your audio interface?

Hey, bro, could I get your PRESET setup of this tone?... sounds great&& wanna try it. Thanks

I have a question. If you're using a Variax with different tunings, do the tunings carry through the dry out or do they come out as standard tuning?

Hi, i'm thinking to buy a POD, but i can't decide if POD HD500(X) or POD HD PRO, what you recommend me?

i don´t use the s/pdif, and i don´t think there´s a big difference in quality to usb.

Thank you for this.

Hey! Kinda noobie question but where do you plug your monitor when doing reamping. When I record i plug both my monitors in the unbalanced output. Should i plug them in balanced output ?..

i give a good reason in the description.

ah i see. can´t tell you. i never used the 4cm so i have no idea about it.

yes.

Can't you do this if you have a already a audio interface? The problem for me is playing a straight DI signal sounds horrible and you will play differently. I would like to be able to hear a nice distorted tone and at the sametime record a DI???

Hey dude! Can this be done if it not a DI signal? For example, if it was recorded in a tone and later you want to change it can this be done?

Hey man so if I have a patch that has dual amplifiers it wouldn't work by this method right?

Dude,is it possible to plug this pod hd pro directly to a guitar cabinet?

Hi! Can I use the balanced out put of POD for Reamping? Also Can I reamp using my focusrite 2i2 Audio Interface?It doesn't have S/PDIF input or output. Is it possible? Please help

I have a similar patch but when I plug the jack my speakers starts to whistle pretty loud :/ do you know why ? what are the i/o setting of you patch ?

question here. what if you set up your daw to have two audio devices, por example the pod hd pro and a presonus audiobox. could you set up the chain to get the sound of the DI signal into de pod, then the reamp loop and out to the imput of the audiobox and the output of the audiobox to the speakers? could it work?

dude, it´s so not. you´ll need a power amp. but don´t ask me what´s good or not. i have no idea.

You look like a your Stephen Fry. Thanks for the tutorial!

i do reamp for others, but not for free.

let´s just say if studio one was a person i´d be a stalker.

How do you record the DI signal?

i don't understand the reason for reamping

Studio drummer tutorial please please please

where is the patch? :(

no, that´s not possible.

How much for a reamping

Hah, yes, Guitar Rig. Obviously I still had POD HD Pro in my head and got mixed up. Gah, can you imagine?

oh my bad, that makes sense :)

smart!

Witching the audio device ^_^

doesn´t matter.

Dude.. There is a Dry Out and Line In on the Pro X. No need to plug the guitar cable in the back..

mate you don't need to point at your self so much, we know your not a pod hd pro. The association thing you got going on there needs to be a little more subtle, but you have the right idea

impossible I'm afraid

ok so how to properly reamp from the pod hd pro there is a DRY OUT on the back of it k so get a guitar cable plug it into the dry out to a input on your interface (and also a xlr if you want to record the already processed tone to have options in mixing) and plug in like regular through the front and play like normal but record it lol then from your daw i/0 the recorded clean or dry guitar signal out from a output back into the front of the pod on a empty tone create a new tone of your liking now record it back in after you have made said tone cause this video is a joke he maybe able to play guitar or whatever but his approach to this is is NOOB level at best

hahaha!! xD

nur zum verständnis. du nimmst den linken und rechten kanal über klinke auf. einmal ton und einmal di-signal. dannach bei der effektschleife wird das di-signal direkt über das usb-inferface vom Pod Hd reampt? bitte korrigier mich. ich finds immer noch n bisschen verwirrend, obwohl ich das video schon n paar mal angesehen hab.