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These Line6 Patches were designed in 2005/6 to work with the Line6 POD XT series.

== The first batch of Patches ==

These were designed by Chuck-at-Bose

You can find all of the pertinent info under the notes section, using

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<ul><li><a href="/downloads/Line6/PS1%20MuTron%20Solo.l6t">PS1 MuTron Solo</a> </li>

<li><a href="/downloads/Line6/PS1%20MuTron%20Rhythm.l6t">PS1 MuTron Rhythem</a></li>

<li><a href="/downloads/Line6/PS1%20MkIII%20Lead.l6t">PS1 MKIII Lead</a> </li>

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<li>Click <a href="/downloads/Line6/BosePatches070905.zip">here to download the Bose crafted PODxt bundle patches for

use with the PS1 system</a>

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== Brian Dotson ==

[http://bose.infopop.cc/eve/forums?a=tpc&f=6366055944&m=6011088793&r=6011088793#6011088793 Source]

Hi Guys,

After 2 months on the system, I feel confident enough to offer some patches for consideration. They are up on [http://www.vettaville.nl/vvlatestnewsnl.htm#440 www.vettaville.nl] - thanks to Hans for hosting them. There also a local link at the bottom of this article.

They are 7 banks of POD XT Live patches built on the backbone of the Plexi Variac, Lux, double verb, and acoustic models. They are organized along the common convention of A = clean/acoustic patches, B = edge patches, C+ crunch patches, and D= solo/special fx patches. The patch names are largely based on descriptions of what is available in the way of effects. The whole set is tied to the Variax (for those of you using them) and utilizes a modded version of Ron Husein's awesome new workbench creativity bundle. Ron is a master at getting great tones in nonlinear ways (check out his LP neck models - it's utilizing a pair of sitar or lipstick tubes!!!) and I've just added some small goodies to the arrangement like a LP killswitch setup in custom bank 2, some bass/guitar combos, and various drop tunings.

Anyway - there's some interesting patches for some of you in there - "dreamstate" is one of the most fun clean patches I've ever used. The acoustic sims are very realistic IMHO (not biased am I?) and "REZ" is the ultimate in the last note of a great anthem category (analog delay in feedback overdrive - or right there on the dge, set in pre position to increase the drama - with a stereo flanger - swirly ringing out last note joy!!!)

And did I mention these work very well in STEREO? I am the not-so-official-hanging around-BOSE-guy-who-loves-TWO-L1s!!! I have a Brian May Delay patch that is pretty accurate - Chuck, wanna give it a spin - not exactly BM's tone (again, this Plexi is my tone of choice these days) but the vibe is pretty accurate - tap in a quarter note and get ready for some fun! There's the added fun of the Whammy sim when you hit the stomp - 2 octaves of swooping and shrieking with a ping pong delay! Not for the faint of heart but definitely fun for the musically adventurous soul!

Just FYI for the community. Oh yeah - and added bonus here - these are Fletcher Munson optimized - meaning they were designed and tested at some serious levels so they hold up pretty well across the sonic spectrum so to speak.

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<a href="/downloads/Line6/BOSE studio mode bundle.l6b">BOSE studio mode bundle.l6b</a>

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+These Line6 Patches were designed in 2005/6 to work with the Line6 POD XT series.
 == The first batch of Patches ==
 These were designed by Chuck-at-Bose
 You can find all of the pertinent info under the notes section, using
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-<p class="style12 style11" align="left">&nbsp;</p>
 <ul><li><a href="/downloads/Line6/PS1%20MuTron%20Solo.l6t">PS1 MuTron Solo</a> </li>
 <li><a href="/downloads/Line6/PS1%20MuTron%20Rhythm.l6t">PS1 MuTron Rhythem</a></li>
 <li><a href="/downloads/Line6/PS1%20MkIII%20Lead.l6t">PS1 MKIII Lead</a> </li>
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 <li>Click <a href="/downloads/Line6/BosePatches070905.zip">here to download the Bose crafted PODxt bundle patches for
 use with the PS1 system</a>
+</html>
+== Brian Dotson ==
+[http://bose.infopop.cc/eve/forums?a=tpc&f=6366055944&m=6011088793&r=6011088793#6011088793 Source]
+Hi Guys,
+After 2 months on the system, I feel confident enough to offer some patches for consideration. They are up on [http://www.vettaville.nl/vvlatestnewsnl.htm#440 www.vettaville.nl] - thanks to Hans for hosting them.  There also a local link at the bottom of this article.
+They are 7 banks of POD XT Live patches built on the backbone of the Plexi Variac, Lux, double verb, and acoustic models. They are organized along the common convention of A = clean/acoustic patches, B = edge patches, C+ crunch patches, and D= solo/special fx patches. The patch names are largely based on descriptions of what is available in the way of effects. The whole set is tied to the Variax (for those of you using them) and utilizes a modded version of Ron Husein's awesome new workbench creativity bundle. Ron is a master at getting great tones in nonlinear ways (check out his LP neck models - it's utilizing a pair of sitar or lipstick tubes!!!) and I've just added some small goodies to the arrangement like a LP killswitch setup in custom bank 2, some bass/guitar combos, and various drop tunings.
+Anyway - there's some interesting patches for some of you in there - "dreamstate" is one of the most fun clean patches I've ever used. The acoustic sims are very realistic IMHO (not biased am I?) and "REZ" is the ultimate in the last note of a great anthem category (analog delay in feedback overdrive - or right there on the dge, set in pre position to increase the drama - with a stereo flanger - swirly ringing out last note joy!!!)
+And did I mention these work very well in STEREO? I am the not-so-official-hanging around-BOSE-guy-who-loves-TWO-L1s!!! I have a Brian May Delay patch that is pretty accurate - Chuck, wanna give it a spin - not exactly BM's tone (again, this Plexi is my tone of choice these days) but the vibe is pretty accurate - tap in a quarter note and get ready for some fun! There's the added fun of the Whammy sim when you hit the stomp - 2 octaves of swooping and shrieking with a ping pong delay! Not for the faint of heart but definitely fun for the musically adventurous soul!
+Just FYI for the community. Oh yeah - and added bonus here - these are Fletcher Munson optimized - meaning they were designed and tested at some serious levels so they hold up pretty well across the sonic spectrum so to speak.
+<html>
+<a href="/downloads/Line6/BOSE studio mode bundle.l6b">BOSE studio mode bundle.l6b</a>
+</html>
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+[[Category:Electric Guitar]]