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Here’s my collection of Line 6 tones. I use a Pod X3 Live, so you will need to make sure you use a compatible device if you don’t have the same exact model, other wise the tone won’t work right.

Of course these tones might not exactly give you the same sound I have because I usually apply more effects to my tones after recording them in software. Also, I am constantly changing tones around. But I’ll try to keep this page as up to date as possible.

I have also recently begun to use some impulses to simulate real guitar cabinets.

Many of these tones are based on other tones I’ve found around the internet so I can’t take all the credit.

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Mesa Boogie.l6t

Here’s the rhythm tone I used on some of my original songs. It’s a very simple tone. It is a Mesa Boogie head with a ton of gain.

Bright Rhythm.l6t

I used this rhythm tone on the Careworn tracks. It’s a pretty good thrash tone, but it doesn’t sound very clear at times.

Lead.l6t

Here’s the lead tone I used for a few songs. It’s extremely loud and it has some delay and reverb. You can also turn on the chorus effect included in the tone for a different sound. It would probably make a pretty good rhythm tone if it was quieter, but I personally don’t like to play rhythm with delay or reverb.

Clean.l6t

This is the basic clean tone I use. It is nothing too fancy. Just a clean channel with some delay and reverb.

Bass.l6t

Here’s the bass tone I used for my Careworn tracks and some some of my newer songs. The only differences are how I mixed the track in the end. It is a very loud bass tone with a lot of midrange and distortion. It’s based on an Ampeg amp and cab. I tried to model the tone after thrash sounds like Meshuggah – Contradictions Collapse and Megadeth – Rust In Peace which are generally loud.

Clean Bass.l6t

Here’s another bass tone I use from time to time. It is pretty much like the other bass track but it is just not as loud and distorted.