Sennheiser HD400 User Manual

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POD
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HD300 & POD
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HD400
An in-depth exploration of the features & functionality of
POD HD300 & POD HD400
Electrophonic Limited Edition
Advanced Guide
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - HD300 & POD

®POD® HD300 & POD® HD400An in-depth exploration of the features & functionality of POD HD300 & POD HD400Electrophonic Limited EditionAdvan

Page 2 - Table of Contents

Setup Details1•6 6. Press the pedal firmly all the way forward to click the toe switch and hold this position for a few seconds until you see the next

Page 3

Features & Functionality2•1FeatureS & FunctionalityIt is recommended that you first review the Pilot’s Handbook included with your device for t

Page 4

Features & Functionality2•2Smart FXThe FX1, FX2 & FX3 knobs are what we refer to as the “Smart FX” controls, in reference to their clever desi

Page 5 - Setup DetailS

Features & Functionality2•3• Edit the FX Model’s Parameters - Dive deeper and access numerous parameters for any effect model by pushing the PRES

Page 6 - USB Monitor Level

Features & Functionality2•4FX Loop (POD HD400 Only)The FX Loop built into POD HD400 can be controlled with several options, including “Pre” or “Po

Page 7 - Footswitch Mode

Features & Functionality2•5Pedal 2 (POD HD400 Only)Optionally, you can connect an additional Expression Pedal (such as the Line 6 EX-1) to the PED

Page 8 - Pedal Calibration

Features & Functionality2•6The MASTER VOLUME knob on the back of your device controls the overall level of these outputs. Here are some pointers f

Page 9 - Factory Restore

Features & Functionality2•7POD HD Edit SoftwareBe sure to visit line6.com/software to download Line 6 POD HD300 Edit or POD HD400 Edit - the free

Page 11 - FeatureS & Functionality

Working with Presets3•1Working With preSetSPOD® HD300 & POD® HD400 include the ability to store up to 128 Presets within the device’s

Page 12 - Smart FX

Table of ContentsSetup Details ... 1•1Setup Options ...

Page 13 - Noise Gate

Working with Presets3•2Bank & Channel FootswitchesPlace the POD HD footswitches into Preset Mode for hands-free Preset selection by pressing the M

Page 14 - Pedal Control

Working with Presets3•3For either POD HD300 or HD400, using these Bank switches will “queue” the selected Bank - no new Preset is loaded until you pre

Page 16

Edit Mode4•1eDit MoDeWithin this chapter, we’ll cover the Edit Mode within POD® HD400, which provides access to all the editable Tone parameters

Page 17 - POD HD Edit Software

Edit Mode4•2SETUP MenuThe parameters in this menu allow configuration of your POD HD hardware. Please also see “Setup Details” on page 1•1.The Edit Mod

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Edit Mode4•3REVERB MenuThe REVERB menu offers access to all editable parameters for each Reverb model. Use the Model - Select option to choose the des

Page 19 - Working With preSetS

Edit Mode4•4DecaySets the Gate Decay. Higher levels result in a longer transition from non-gated to gated audio.WAH MenuThe WAH menu offers selection

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Edit Mode4•5• Pre - Positions the Volume effect before the Amp model (and before all other “Pre” designated FX) within the signal ow. • Post - Posi

Page 21 - Saving Presets

Edit Mode4•6RoutingConfigure the position of the FX Loop Send/Return.• Pre - Positions the FX Loop before the Amp model (and between FX1 and FX2, if t

Page 22

Edit Mode4•7MIDI DUMPThis setting configures the specific MIDI SysEx data that is fed to the POD HD MIDI Out port when performing a MIDI Dump. When this

Page 23 - Dit MoDe

GATE Menu ... 4•3WAH Menu ...

Page 25 - GATE Menu

Amp, Cab & Mic Models5•1aMp, cab & Mic MoDelSThis chapter provides details on selecting & editing the exemplary HD Amp & Preamp Models

Page 26 - VOL Menu

Amp, Cab & Mic Models5•2Note that some of the classic amplifiers we modeled for POD HD family devices include knobs other than the typical “Treble,

Page 27 - FX Loop Menu (POD HD400 Only)

Amp, Cab & Mic Models5•3Amp Model TypeAs the default setting for all Amp Models, this option is set to “Full” to provide the complete sonic chara

Page 28 - Send & Return Levels

Amp, Cab & Mic Models5•4The 8 Mic Model options for each Amp are as follows. Mic ModelsMic NameBased On...*57 On XsShure® SM57 On Axis 57 Off Xs S

Page 29 - MIDI DUMP

Amp, Cab & Mic Models5•5Master VolumeNOTE: This Master Volume parameter, as well as the following several parameters (Sag, Hum, Bias, and Bias Exc

Page 30

Amp, Cab & Mic Models5•6BiasChanges the Bias of the power tubes. Set to minimum to achieve a very “cold” Class AB biasing. At maximum the amp is o

Page 31 - Mp, cab & Mic MoDelS

Amp, Cab & Mic Models5•7Manual ModeAs described earlier, selecting a new Amp Model loads the new Amp, along with default settings for each of the

Page 32 - AMP Edit Mode

Amp, Cab & Mic Models5•8FX Only ModeUse the “FX Only” mode if you prefer to keep the Amp, Cab & Mic models’ processing bypassed, such as to us

Page 33 - Mic Model Selection

Amp, Cab & Mic Models5•9Amp/Preamp ModelsTo follow is a table showing the classic amplifiers upon which our HD Amp/Preamp Models are based.* For mo

Page 34 - Presence

Line 6, POD, DT50, Vetta, CustomTone, Variax, L6 LINK and Line 6 Monkey are trademarks of Line 6, Inc. All other product names, trademarks and artists

Page 35 - Master Volume

Amp, Cab & Mic Models5•10Amp Control KnobsSome of the classic amps we’ve modeled include special knob controls, therefore, we’ve emulated their be

Page 36 - Bypass Volume

Amp, Cab & Mic Models5•11Cab ModelsTo follow is a table showing the classic speaker cabinets upon which our Cab Models are based.* POD HD Cab Mode

Page 38 - AutoFX SETUP Parameter

FX Models6•1FX MoDelSThis chapter provides reference tables & parameter details on all POD® HD FX Models, most of which were derived from the exem

Page 39 - Amp/Preamp Models

FX Models6•2FX1 Model ParametersJet Fuzz Drive Fdbk Tone Speed OutputSub Octave Fuzz * Drive Bass Sub Treble OutputBuzz Saw * Drive Bass Mid Treble Ou

Page 40 - Amp Control Knobs

FX Models6•3FX1 Model ParametersPITCH SwooshSmart Harmony - Key Scale Shift MixPitch Glide Position PedalHeelTo e MixAttack Synth * Speed Freq Wave Pi

Page 41 - Cab Models

FX Models6•4FX1 GAIN Swoosh Models - ParametersThe following parameters are common to most Compressor, Distortion & Fuzz models:• Drive: Adjusts

Page 42

FX Models6•5The following parameters are common to most EQ models:• Frequency (as well as Low, Mid, High): Selects the center frequency or range

Page 43 - FX MoDelS

FX Models6•6• Scale: Select the Scale you’d like to use (also see table below).• Shift: Determines the interval value for the desired harmony note.

Page 44 - FX Models

FX Models6•7• Choose Vol:Glide to have your pedal’s Vol mode control the Pitch Glide effect.• Choose Don’tCtl to use the effect manually, without pe

Page 45 - Model Select

Setup Details1•1Setup DetailSIn this chapter, we’ll cover the options found within the POD® HD300 & POD® HD400 Setup screen, calibrating your dev

Page 46

FX Models6•8Growler• Speed: Dials in the speed of the vibrato-y pulse width modulation.• Frequency: Controls the center frequency of the lter.• Q:

Page 47 - Smart Harmony

FX Models6•9V-TronEach time you strike a new note or chord, the vowel sequence will be “spoken.” You can choose whether to go from Start vowel to End

Page 48 - Pitch Glide

FX Models6•10FX2 Models - Reference TableBelow is a Reference Table listing all parameters for the FX2 set of models, which includes a complete array

Page 49 - Synth String

FX Models6•11Common FX2 ParametersWhen you enter Edit Mode for any FX2 model, you’ll see the following common parameters for most (as well as “Model S

Page 50 - Bass Octaver

FX Models6•12DepthAdjusts the intensity of the pitch-modulation, wobble or throb, depending on the type of effect. Higher settings yield more dramatic

Page 51

FX Models6•13FX3 Models - Reference TableBelow is a Reference Table listing all parameters for the FX3 set of models, which includes a includes a coll

Page 52 - FX2 Models - Reference Table

FX Models6•14Common FX3 ParametersWhen you enter Edit Mode for any FX3 model, you’ll see the following common parameters for most (as well as “Model S

Page 53 - Common FX2 Parameters

FX Models6•15FeedbackSets the number of repeats for the Delay/Echo. The higher the setting, the greater number of repeats.MixSets the balance of the “

Page 54 - Feedback

FX Models6•16Reverb Models - Reference TableBelow is a Reference Table listing all parameters for the spacious Reverb set of models.Reverb Model Param

Page 55 - FX3 Models - Reference Table

FX Models6•17DecaySets the length of time the reverb effect sustains.ToneAdjusts the overall Tone of the wet reverb signal. Higher settings provide a

Page 56 - Common FX3 Parameters

Setup Details1•2Output Mode - Live OptionsUse the OUTPUT MODE switch on the back of your POD HD device to configure the type of signal fed to your outp

Page 57

FX Models6•18Wah ModelsBelow is a list of all Wah models included in the Wah set. Choose the desired Wah model from the Edit Mode - Wah:Model Select m

Page 58 - Common Reverb Parameters

Using the Looper7•1uSing the looperThe Looper in POD® HD300 & POD® HD400 offers you up to 24 seconds of mono recording time, as wel

Page 59

Using the Looper7•2Note: When recording in the “POST” mode, it is likely that the Amp & FX modeling will add some substantial gain to your dry sig

Page 60 - Wah Models

USB Audio8•1uSb auDioIn this chapter, we’ll cover the USB audio capabilities of POD® HD300 & POD® HD400. With the installation of the Line 6 USB a

Page 61 - Sing the looper

USB Audio8•2Audio RoutingWhen using the POD HD USB connection, the audio driver manages several tasks. The driver feeds the processed guitar signal ou

Page 62

USB Audio8•3You’ll see the POD HD device and Record Send appear within your audio software - Simply select this Send as the input for the track and yo

Page 63 - The Line 6 USB Audio Driver

USB Audio8•4Mac® - Line 6 Audio-MIDI DevicesLaunch the Line 6 Audio-MIDI Devices utility from within the Mac® System Preferences. This utility provide

Page 64 - The POD HD Record Send

USB Audio8•54 Run Audio-MIDI Setup: Mac® Core Audio interface driver settings are configured in the Mac OS® X Audio-MIDI Setup utility. This button lau

Page 65

USB Audio8•6Mac OS® X Audio-MIDI Setup UtilityPOD HD utilizes the Mac® Core Audio driver type, making it a compatible audio interface for practically

Page 66 - USB Audio

USB Audio8•7B Device Properties: Choose your POD HD device here to allow the Audio Input and Audio Output options display its settings.C Audio Input

Page 67 - Run Audio-MIDI Setup: Mac

Setup Details1•3Footswitch ModeWe’ve offered two types of behaviors for how the MODE footswitch accesses the “Preset,” “Pedal” and “Looper” footswitc

Page 68 - System Settings:

USB Audio8•8Windows® - Line 6 Audio-MIDI DevicesThe following settings are the same for Windows® XP, Windows Vista® or Windows® 7, except where noted.

Page 69

USB Audio8•91 Device Selector - Select your POD HD device here. If you have more than one supported Line 6 audio device connected, each will be selec

Page 70 - Line 6 Audio-MIDI Settings

USB Audio8•104 Driver Operation (Windows Vista® & Windows® 7) On Windows® Vista & Windows® 7 you will see a Sound Control Panel button - click

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USB Audio8•11You can also click on the Properties button in the Sound dialog to access the default format settings for the POD HD Sample Rate and Bit

Page 73 - ASIO® Driver Settings

Appendix A: Line 6 MonkeyA•1appenDiX a: line 6 Monkey™Line 6 Monkey is the free, intelligent updater software to keep all your Line 6 products, up to

Page 74

Appendix A : Line 6 MonkeyA•2Register Your HardwareIf you have not already done so, you’ll be prompted to Register your connected Line 6 hardware. It

Page 75 - Login Account

Appendix A: Line 6 MonkeyA•3As an example, the above screenshot shows Monkey has detected that a newer Firmware - Flash Memory version is available fo

Page 77 - Appendix A: Line 6 Monkey

Appendix B: MIDIB•1appenDiX b: MiDiIn this Appendix, we’ll cover the POD® HD300 & POD® HD400 MIDI functionality. Both these POD HD devices include

Page 78

Setup Details1•4Tap Tempo Light• TpLite - AlwaysOn: The TAP light on the device will flash constantly, showing the current tempo setting. • TpLite

Page 79 - MIDI SysEx Functionality

Appendix B: MIDIB•2MIDI Dump - Backing Up PresetsTo perform a MIDI Dump, connect POD HD to your computer’s USB port and prepare your MIDI software to

Page 80 - Restoring Presets

Appendix B: MIDIB•3To restore all PresetsIf your selected SysEx le contains all 128 Presets (i.e. - you used the MIDI Dump “All” setting above to cre

Page 81 - To restore all Presets

Setup Details1•5Factory RestoreTo restore POD HD to all its original factory settings, first back up any Presets you’d like to keep (“POD HD Edit Soft

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