I am unable to adjust the levels through: MCT6, windows control panel, or through ASIO4ALL panel, or possibly I can adjust it a little, but even at minumum level, it still clips. Hi Seth, I am having the exact same issue, except that I am using a ZOOM G7.1UT multi effects pedal (with USB out) as my interface. If this is still too high with everything turned down, it's likely a driver/hardware mixer issue.
The volume controls in MC6T represent the sound input from the card drivers. It sounds like it's an issue on the hardware end though. Click the button and follow the prompts. Lastly, if all that fails try going to Edit > Preferences > Audio Advanced (make sure the Advanced toggle is set in the bottom of the window) I'm not sure if this represents the latest Line6 mixer but it should look something like this: Line6 should have some more details about configuring their mixer in the manual.Īnother thing to check would be that you have the latest Line6 drivers installed.Īlso, if you've verified both of the above please check out this guide to double check: Have you pulled up the Line 6 TonePort mixer? Those are usually independent of the Windows mixer. I have all my amp's and settings where I want them in Pod Farm so i'd prefer to use that. I am not just using a direct input into the sound card so this does not work. The only things i can find on google or the cakewalk site just state "Lower the volume until the channel does not clip at all", without instructions on how to do so outside of the sound mixing tool within Windows.
I have also tried lowering the track gain and volume within Music Creator with no visible results. When i use it with Music Creator, the track clips immediately, and any volume changes within that program, on the unit itself or sound mixers within windows OS are unable to lower it so it does not clip. Originally posted by HSATimmy:I am using a Line 6 TonePort UX1 to play bass and guitar, using the Pod Farm program.
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