Windows 10 & Audio Input volume. This helped me big time, so I thought I would share.

Toneport should use ASIO drivers, Serious noize check your driver settings in Cakewalk preferences. Toneport has typical XLR preamps and ASIO drivers, I was recording with UX2 in the past, KB37 should not differ from it.

Not really, as generally any hardware device ( audio interface)  will have analog control ( level knob)  over the gain. Otherwise you stand a chance of clipping the A/D converters which is not a pretty thing. 
Then there's the danger of low signals that will sound thin and wimpy. 
Gain structure is very important to good recording. 
 
In my mind once a signal has passed through a A/D converter anything you do to it is a digital process. Turning up a GUI mixer or applying gain to the track, it's all the same process. Best to have levels hitting that A/D at respectable levels. 
If that interface has no gain control then myself I'd be figuring out how to hit it harder using a stomp box or? better Pups? 

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I thought it was a Guitar interface, I see it's a do it all device. ou would think they would have a better Guitar input

Sorry, I should have posted pictures of it and made things clearer. It doesn't have a "Hardware" input volume control for the dedicated Guitar/instrument plug in port, or the Line Plugins, but it does have Hardware knobs for the Microphone plugins on the device. 
 
What always confused me the most, if you look at the picture, if you can see it that is, there is a "PAD" on and off selection, which is meant to be used for guitars that have active pickups that are hot so you can tone them down where the volume goes, but if you just have a regular electric guitar with common pickups then you turn it off for your volume so it will be louder. I wasn't aware of the Mixer options in the Stand Alone Pod Farm 1 software because I had been using the VST which I mentioned in earlier comments here.  
 
Where I mention the "Click the +18 DB" in the Mixer section for the Standalone Pod farm 1 version which is not available as an option in the "VST" version. The problem is that if you just install the drivers only, you don't have the option to click "+18 DB" for weaker pickups on guitar and such and would think that the PAD function turned off would cover this problem considering there is no hardware input volume knob for the dedicated Guitar/Instrument port. 
 
What I am getting at is, while I get they added the quick "Pad" feature on the device, what I couldn't figure out is why they laid things out like they did. I mean, You'd think having a "PAD" feature ON/OFF would cover it all with the exception of audio volume input control with a level function considering they have volume knobs for pretty much everything else except the Guitar/Instrument dedicated plugin port.
 
But they added the Level MIXER controls functions separate in the Stand Alone software which I didn't think of changing anything in to control the volume  because everything else can be set by installing the drivers only. I just used the VST I Purchased. 
 
They separated those functions. If you are using Pod Farm 1 VST there is no Mixer option available, if you load the Standalone software it's there, but it's not that apparent if you buy it to use the VST like me to begin with because installing the drivers gives you and option to control "Everything else" when it comes to inputs controls and all that, there is no Mixer level options there until you load the Stand Alone Pod Farm 1 software".
 
But even at that, the "Pad" feature turned on/off I thought covered my input volume since I never bothered with the stand alone software to see the selects to add +18 DB option for non active pickup guitars etc.., which the design is still a bit confusing to me because why have a "PAD" feature to turn on and off, when it basically makes things worse if you don't load up the Pod Farm 1 Software and go into Mixer and select the option to turn on +18 DB to begin with. If you don't know about it like me that is. And I read the manuals several times over and over. I also contacted their support, which was quick and helpful, but never really resolved my issue because the answer always came back "You need to turn off the PAD feature to increase the volume". 
 
Oh well, it was all one big confusing mess for me. I guess I'm just stupid! :-) 
 
But I will say this, since it's finally sorted out I'm liking the results I am getting using this device where the volume and sound are concerned, it's like someone turned on the lights so to speak. Although if I can afford to in the future I still want to upgrade my audio input device. 
 
I like the Pod Farm sounds, although I must confess, I use TH3 Overloud Full for my guitar sounds now and like them a lot better. That being said, Not knowing that I needed to load the Pod Farm 1 Stand Alone software "MIXER" options to begin with and changing that to +18 DB NOW, has really made the TH3 Overloud sound and work like it should along with other VST's also. It changed everything for me.