These are just videos of repairs I’ve done on my own gear - I have not had to repair a screen before. For parts, you could contact Line 6 support, or more likely, a store that deals in Line 6.

If you use the main out for the guitar then you can’t use the FX loop for an in-ear mix. It will send the monitor mix out along with the guitar signal.

@@henrydueckmusic Is their a way out?

This whole video explains that exact thing. Using the FX Send as your output.

@@henrydueckmusic Thanks Alot it worked. Bless you.

Sorry, I don't know the exact name of the switches, but I think they were "sustained" or "alternating" switches, not "momentary"

You can select either a mono or stereo FX Send. For stereo you would need to use a TRS cable.

@@henrydueckmusic Ok tnx

I don't have the Pod HD500X anymore, as I'm now using the Pod Go, but I can try to answer your questions here. 1 - An example of why you might want to be able to turn off the AMP BLOCK on a preset would be if you were using the same effect chain for acoustic and electric guitar, and you needed to turn off the amp block when you switched to acoustic guitar. 2 - REVERBS are typically used after the amp block, but there are not really any rules to this. Some people like the sound of a reverb before the amp as it will react differently when placed there. If you like the sound, then it's not really wrong. 3 - DELAY pedals can be stacked to create more complex delays. Stereo delays can also be used to accomplish this. The reason I stacked two delays was so I could set one at 1/8 and the other at 1/8d. This way I could easy toggle between the two note values, or turn on both for more complex "U2 - Edge" style delays.

Thanks, that’s a great tip!

Yes, that makes it much easier! I didn’t have a solder sucker at the time of making this video.

I think I used an auto-swell effect for that.

Thanks Rick!

I only recently got songselect so I haven't spent much time importing lyrics directly into ProPresenter from there.

Nice! Glad to hear it's useful even on the other side of this little planet. : )

Because I’m using the FX send to go to the PA. If you use the main outputs to the PA then your in-ear monitor mix would also be sent back to the PA and create a feedback loop.

@@henrydueckmusic yes, you are right. I see now. Many thanks 👍🏻

Yes, that would sum it to mono. I usually don’t use stereo effects. If you put the stereo effects after the cab, and the effects loop after that, then you can use the FX out in stereo.

I see you have an Ernie Ball cable there, I think. Have you tried the instrument & headphones combo cable from the same manufacturer for this amazing setup you have here?

If you want all the lyrics on one slide, then paste it into a text box on the slide itself.

Most of us in North America knows how to measure. We can actually think and not have to imagine.

The process outlined in the video should do the job for what you're planning - all you need to modify is to set the input for path A to the MIC input, and use vocal effects instead of guitar processing on path A. The monitor mix coming back in through the FX Loop can have as many things in it as you send into a monitor mix from your sound board. As long as the unit you're buying has an effects loop that you can place at the end of the signal path, it should work. : )

You could do that if you set the mic input as the input source for path B, but you have to be careful to not overdrive the input - start with the mic level really low.

You’re very welcome! I’m glad it has helped you enjoy the process and be more productive : )

It might be that the threads are stripped - in which case you could try more plumbers tape and see if it grabs - or you might be using a mismatched sized trem arm. Not all tremolo arms are the same size.

The lyric shared folder is no longer available, but the concepts should work with any of your existing lyric systems

I only know of one size of those trem arm springs, and you should be able to order them from most music stores.

Thanks Timothy!

If you are just practicing with headphones, then all you need is your guitar plugged in and headphones out. This setup I use is for a live performance using headphones to add in a monitor mix with the other instruments.

For this set up, yes, the FX loop needs to be at the very end. Otherwise your monitor mix with vocals etc, will all go through the cab block, and your guitar signal would go out to the PA without a cab.

@@henrydueckmusic Can I move the cab?

@@profesorvictorayala1855 Yes, select the cab and then press ACTION which "lifts" the cab and lets you move its location in the signal chain, then press ACTION again to drop it into the new spot.

@@henrydueckmusic thanks 😊

Thanks Wendell!

Yes, if you want to have a stereo signal going to the PA, the FX SEND is stereo and you could use a a stereo di box like the Pro D2 with a Stereo Y cable.