With the POD, you can plug your bass into the mixing board, set the EQ flat, and record your track. Most bands spend a lot of time getting a good sound out of what comes out of the mixing board, by tweaking the mic, tweaking the EQ on the input channel, and so forth. Ordinarily, you'd either plug the bass directly into the input on the mixing board, or, less commonly, set up your bass amp in a recording room and mic it, and feed that signal into the mixing board.
The band then goes back and re-dubs the other instruments onto real tracks, one instrument at a time. Many bands will go into the studio, set the drummer up in a large room with lots of mics, and get good drum tracks laid down, while the guitarists, keyboardists, vocalists, bassist, and so forth sit in the control room and play along on "scratch" tracks. Where this unit really shines, however, is in the recording studio. Besides, it looks weird to not have an amp and speaker cabinet near the bass player. For live sound, you can use its various built-in effects or simulate a cabinet and feed your signal directly to the PA, but I normally just run through my bass cabinet for shows, because for smaller shows, the PA might not have enough low end, and your signal is blended with the rest of the band, so the shaping of sound the POD can do is largely lost when it gets mixed in with everything else the PA is doing. One of the first things you can do is play with the various effects it gives you, like having a bunch of foot pedals linked together. I had the opportunity to try one of these out, and right away I knew I wanted to buy one, and soon did. When I first heard of the Line 6 Bass POD Pro, I was curious, as my guitarist friends considered their guitar POD to be indispensable. Most of the guitarists I know own a Line 6 POD, a little device that looks like a large red lima bean with knobs and buttons on the top.
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