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POD Go 1.11 / POD Go Edit 1.11 952

POD Go 1.11 / POD Go Edit 1.11

POD Go 1.11 includes general bug fixes and improvements and is strongly recommended for all POD Go owners.

 

Updating POD Go to 1.11

STEP 1—Installing POD Go Edit 1.11

  1. Log onto line6.com, download, and install POD Go Edit 1.11:

 

STEP 2—Updating POD Go

  1. Connect POD Go to your Mac or PC via USB and turn it on.

  2. Launch the version of POD Go Edit you installed in Step 1 above.

  3. Click the gear at the bottom of the window, then Preferences to check for updates.

  4. Log into your Line 6 account. A dialog panel appears, reading "An update is available for your POD Go. Would you like to update now?"

  5. Click "Update now." POD Go Edit asks if you want to create a backup of your existing user presets. Click "OK" and then "Create Backup." Once the backup is completed, click "OK."

  6. Carefully read the End User License Agreement (haaa hahaha!) and click "OK."

  7. Click "Update." Once the update is complete, POD Go restarts automatically.

 

 

Bug Fixes in 1.11

  • POD Go can occasionally freeze on boot up, forcing a restart—FIXED

  • Changing models in the Wah or Volume/Pan categories would automatically engage the block, even when bypassed—FIXED

  • Engaging stomp switches via MIDI CC does not properly focus the selected block—FIXED

  • While in Play view, holding ACTION and pressing a parameter knob does not properly remove any snapshot assignment—FIXED

  • Pressing the Upper Knob after selecting a snapshot from Preset List view does not always load the selected snapshots—FIXED

  • Engaging a Looper block does not automatically display its parameters—FIXED

  • Sending POD Go MIDI Clock while the Tempo Panel is open can sometimes cause the signal flow to disappear—FIXED

  • If Global Settings > Switches/Pedals > EXP 2 Position is set to "Global", when booting POD Go, EXP2 loads at heel-down position (no volume)—FIXED

  • Pressing Stomp mode switches immediately after loading a preset can cause POD Go to freeze—FIXED

  • Turning the main volume knob while loading an IR can sometimes cause the DSP to lock up—FIXED

  • In rare cases, swapping stomp switches can result in unexpected graphic anomalies—FIXED

  • In rare cases, attempting to swap the Looper switch with another stomp switch can cause POD Go to freeze—FIXED

  • If the menu is open from Tuner view, pressing HOME can cause the upper portion of the display to disappear—FIXED

  • Streaming audio through POD Go while restoring from a backup can cause audio to disappear until restarting—FIXED

  • While in the Bypass/Control menu, loading a different preset could display graphical anomalies—FIXED

  • While in Edit view, quickly turning the Upper Knob could cause the EQ block to blink—FIXED

  • While updating firmware, POD Go's footswitch rings could intermittently flash—FIXED

  • In POD Go Edit, renaming a preset does not automatically update POD Go if the Preset List view is visible—FIXED

  • In POD Go Edit, selecting a new preset while POD Go is queueing banks can cause the wrong bank to load

  • In POD Go Edit, the EQ icon was incorrect—FIXED

  • In POD Go Edit, setting Min Value or Max Value can sometimes cause POD Go's inspector to temporarily disappear—FIXED

  • In POD Go Edit, copying and pasting a block could sometimes not duplicate all snapshot data—FIXED

  • In POD Go Edit, double-clicking an unavailable effect could cause the Model Category list to disappear—FIXED

  • In POD Go Edit, some HDD configurations could cause the app to crash or display a blank screen—FIXED

  • Lots of other minor bug fixes

 

Known Issues in 1.11

  • On rare occasions, audio can be lost if POD Go is powered on while a connected Mac/PC is passing audio via USB

  • Pitch/Synth > Simple Pitch and Dual Pitch can exhibit subtle artifacts when the Delay parameter is set between 0.4 and 0.7 ms

  • Sending a MIDI CC60 or CC61 message from your computer to control the Looper can sometimes cause POD Go to become unresponsive

  • Sending a MIDI CC68 message followed immediately by a PC message from your computer can sometimes cause POD Go's audio to mute

  • When a block is added from POD Go Edit, footswitches 5 and 6 may not immediately appear as if they're auto-assigned (even though they are)

  • While on the Save screen, holding ACTION and pressing SAVE does not save the preset to Factory > 32D New Preset

  • POD Go does not need a driver to work with your Mac; just plug in and go. However, it is currently limited to a sample rate of 48kHz. Line 6 is working carefully with Apple and will provide a driver that supports sample rates up to 96kHz