That, of course, is with your headphones on, because sound waves travel through air with the speed of around 340 meters per second, so 1 meter of distance from speakers adds an additional delay of 2.9 ms. That guarantees a pretty decent feel which in analog realm can be compared to standing approximately 2.3 meters away from sound source. ToneDirect Monitoring is an effective latency killer - POD Farm 2 standalone measured processing time at 44kHz is 300 samples or less which equals 6.8ms round trip latency tops.

In comparison with other audio interfaces which offer input gain control UX1 seems just a little bit muddy yet still cool. The guitar input is fixed as there's no input gain control. Inputs are practically noiseless, they seem to be well shielded. UX1 gives sound clarity, dynamics and pleasant lows. There's a big difference in sound quality when changing from your computer's integrated audio to POD Studio. Includes Ableton Live Lite Line 6 Edition and RiffWorks T4 software.FX Junkie model pack add-on for POD Farm.POD Farm 2 software with plug-in capability.POD Farm 2 software with included FX Junkie model pack offer: UX1 comes with FX Junkie model pack, I've also tried Metal Shop and I have to say it's interesting. You can expand tonal possibilities of POD Farm by purchasing add-ons from online Line 6 store. ToneDirect monitoring makes it all easier for your computer's processor as it allows large buffer sizes for your DAW software while maintaining low latency monitoring via POD Farm application. It's possible to choose the tone after recording. Included POD Farm software decently emulates real guitar amplifiers, cabinets, effects, microphones and more. With UX1 you can record any music quietly at home. It's a black box with guitar input and USB connectivity. I was already looking at other options for audio interfaces of course, just wanted to troubleshoot it as much as possible so I wouldn’t get rid of it without knowing the cause of the problem.UX1 is a recording interface for guitarists. Yes, already had some unpleasant “surprises” in my ears when unplugging it a few times :/ I tried that already though, and it goes away for a bit, but after a while it starts crackling again. The UX1 has great guitar sounds but they aren't built well for much else. (and made a loud pop in the speakers of course) I found that unplugging without doing this froze Logic Pro. They aren't built as well as other interfaces (I have a scarlett for mics etc)īefore you unplug shut off your speakers and switch your Logic audio settings to a different input/output device. I usually have to unplug the USB out of the back of the UX1 and plug it in, then it goes away.

Every once in a while they get a crackle like you described.

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