The buffer/latency control is not inside the pod but it's a setting on the asio driver software. Yes you can play audio with only the pod go but if you haven't already you need to download the asio driver of the pod go. Examples are Reaper, Logic pro, Pro tools, Cubase and so on. (I was suspecting 'buffer/latency' settings, but expected these to be within the POD GO.but nowhere to be found)ĭAW is for digital audio workstation and it's just the software you use as a 'virtual mixer' to record, play and mix audio (and sometimes video). A lot of audio cards give you the option of passing the line in through to the line out so that you can hear it on your speakers but this isn't the case with the Realtek audio. So I am not OK with the idea of buying a FOCUSRITE to plug my POD GO into it as I expect the POD GO to behave like a proper/decent external audio interface (am I _that_ wrong? :( )īUT ! I didn't know about the 'asio driver': will google that now. After you have those set, click 'Pass Thru', play some audio from your device, and listen to it playing.

'Built-in Output: Internal Speakers' should work as well.

Set the 'Output to:' to 'Default System Output'. On the 'Input from:' section, choose 'Built-in Input: Line In'. These are external Celestion speakers/monitors, so yes indeed I expect everything audio to be merged within the PC and then outputed through these. When you finish downloading and installing LineIn, open up the program. Hey thank you for your fast and interesting responses ! :)

How to hear line in through speakers