With a Line 6 POD Studio UX1 interface, latency is something you'll never have to deal with.
This delay is significant in your monitoring signal and makes recording almost impossible. What's latency? Latency is the delay caused by the time it takes your guitar signal to travel all the way through your hardware interface, through your computer's processor, through your plug-in software, back through your hardware interface, and out of your speakers or headphones. Line 6's ToneDirect monitoring allows you to record and monitor a fully processed guitar tone while virtually eliminating latency and taking all the guesswork out of recording great-sounding tracks. Public Service Announcement: Latency Kills Recording with latency is like driving with your eyes closed. Compact and powerful, the Line 6 UX1 recording interface features a 1/4" guitar input, a balanced XLR input with high-quality mic preamp, a pair of 1/4" line inputs, a 1/4" stereo monitor input, and a pair of 1/4" analog outs for a truly professional recording experience. The exclusive Line 6 ToneDirect monitoring eliminates latency and allows you to record with amp and effect modeling without sacrificing tone or feel. The Line 6 POD Studio UX1 boasts extremely low noise for recording guitar plus 12dB more dynamic range than similar interfaces, for clear and dynamic recordings. NOTE: As of April 2010, if you order this product, you'll automatically be upgraded to POD Farm 2.0.
This collection of studio-standard hardware and software provides instant pro guitar recording right out of the box. This Line 6 POD Studio UX1 package includes the POD Farm plug-in and Reason Limited recording software, an ideal platform for recording guitarists. Plenty of effects and modeling options too. Folk & Traditional Wind & Keyboard Instruments.Folk & Traditional Stringed Instruments.Line 6 POD Studio UX2 with POD Farm Features: 1/4-inch stereo headphone out with level control.2 1/4-inch guitar inputs (normal or pad).Line 6 POD Studio UX2 with POD Farm Specifications:
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