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I have the same issue...they say they fixed in firmware 3.5 but nah...the did not

Underneath the board is a Boxking BK05 powering the Stomp and DMC.micro. There is a USB power pack powering the Relay G10, making the board completely battery powered fro up to 4 hours.

No, just a MIDI cable. Refer to the manuals for specifics on how to use the DMC with the Stomp. The micro was a bit tricky but once i got it sorted it was sent and forget.

lol, i actually did this with that exact song a while ago. check the metallica black album folder here: bit.ly/aktonematch

@@alex-kenivelis it called BAIR.wav ??

okay, sounds like two separate issues. Input issue-- try different cables. Try those cables in something other than Helix to rule out the cables. Crashing issue - those can usually be remedied by reinstalling the current firmware and following the instructions to the T: Make a backup, reflash (reinstall) firmware, factory reset, reload backup, power cycle off/on again to finally rebuild presets. Hope these help. Feel free to get back to me if not.

@@alex-kenivel Thanks for the reply, so the pedalboard, as I wrote, works very well and has been updated, everything is fine but every now and then it crashes, everything flashes like a Christmas tree, then after an hour of turning it off and on again it starts playing again. I don't want there to be capacitor problems on the power supply board

@@Moreno280161 I still recommend reflashing the current firmware even if it is up to date, most problems like this tend to go away after a firmware flash with the proper steps. I'm almost certain it isn't a hardware issue or the problems would be more consistent.

It can be okay to use a stereo source, I find it better to work with a single source to get more accurate results.

I'm more of an audio guy. Still trying to figure all of this video stuff out.

Of course. I know it's the Fassel with the range extended and the mix lowered to about 77%. I'll get back to you with the exact deets when I can.

Okay, so Fassel wah, FC Low @ 394Hz, FC High @ 2kHz, and Mix varies -- for direct tones its set at 77% most of the time, 64% in front of my MT15, real low at like 33% if after a Fuzz. Level 0.0 dB

Alex cab you send me your preset please, i wanted to maximize my rig as well

​ @workingclassguitarist8538 ahh man, i dont have this iteration of this preset anymore. I have some similar ones that share the same amp model and snapshot staging but nothing else is the same -- In fact I don't really use this physical setup anymore either. I've since build myself a larger board with a larger MIDI controller and a few more pedals

Here's a similar preset. Same amp, uses a different IR, fuzz. Pay attention to output panning instructions: line6.com/customtone/tone/6198153/

On this board I've got the Disaster Area DCM.micro MIDI controller and the Mosky Dual Footswitch

Yeh, it can be for sure. You can get as complicated as you want but also as simple as you want. Feel free to ask questions.

I think it also has some extra parameters for some of the FX too. It's been a while since I've used it. Maybe I didn't take the time to learn it properly but I found it unintuitive and confusing. I enjoy the Librarian app because Tone Studio itself is often slow

There is also the Katana Librarian for Android. Access to two EQ blocks, without having to use up the Mod or Fx blocks. Another tip is to use a looper and loop a guitar riff into the amp. That way, you can tweak away without having to play (until your final tweaks for feel and response).

How old is your unit? Mine had the same issue and I ended up replacing the washers because they were pretty worn out on my unit from 2017. Check this thread on the forum for more info about that washer replacement = line6.com/support/topic/55856-replacement-washers-for-helix-exp-pedal/ Other than that, there is is a boot up procedure that runs a test on all of the encoders, buttons, footswitches and the expression pedal. Hold down FS4 and FS5 while powering in your unit to run the diagnostic. Hope this helps.

You have the option to use the L6 link or a MIDI cable. MIDI CC19 selects between channel A/B. a value of 63 or LOWER recalls channel A and a value of 64 or HIGHER recalls channel B. CC66 at ANY value will act as a toggle. If I wanted an A/B Stomp switch on a Helix I'd use the toggle (CC66) command. If I wanted the channels to be recalled per preset or snapshot I'd use CC63, which you can set as Instant Commands (the lighting bolts in command center) for when you change presets/snapshots. Hope this helps. Hit me back if you run into trouble.

Thank you so much I’ll try this!!! If I could bother you with one more question? Can I change the voicing and topology with an instant lighting bolt in the snapshot? Like from voicing 1 triode to voicing 2 pentode? I appreciate your time and response more than you know!

@@bloodcovered777 You can. Details are in this manual: line6.com/data/6/0a06434df0f650914b2056015/application/pdf/DT%20Amplifier%20MIDI%20Implementation%20Guide%20-%20English%20(%20Rev%20A%20).pdf CC122 Value 0-3 = Ch A Voice 1-4 Value 4-7 = Ch B Voice 1-4

Thank you again!!!

Ok so I’m In snapshot 3 rhythm Instant 1 cc122 val 1 Instant 2 cc116 val 127 No change on DT 25 Tried via L6 link & Midi What am I doing wrong? Thx!

You seem to be conflating a few things. HX Edit is simply an editor for the Helix hardware. MIDI commands can be sent/received via USB without a MIDI cable to a DAW like Reaper but HX Edit isn't involved in the process. In Reaper preferences under the MIDI section, you need to ENABLE the Helix hardware as a MIDI device, and set up a track's Inputs to receive MIDI via the Helix. Changing patches like in a software VST using Helix? Not sure I understand completely but I hope this helps.

@@alex-kenivel yes, I tried looking for the Helix after turning on the Midi/USB option, I guess I need to look deeper.

Asheville Pattern is under the filter FX section

Thanks man. For the life of me I can’t get the Asheville pattern to sound as tight as yours. Could you give me some pointers on settings? Should it go before or after the amp or before after a stop box ? All I can get is like this strange tremolo where it cuts the note out. Whatever settings you’re using is delicious though. Thanks for any help by the way!

@@DravenZord It's been a long time, but I just pulled up the blocks on my stomp. Deluxe Compressor, Bighorn Fuzz, Pitch Ring Mod (i had those all saved as Favorites), Asheville Pattern at default settings just the Rate bumped up a little bit. Running into the front of a squeaky clean Katana. The EQ I was using in the video was most likely sucking out some low mids.

@@alex-kenivel Alex, my man, thank you for taking the time to respond again. I REALLY appreciate that. I'll give this a shot. I was like ripping my hair out trying to get that effect to sound cool.

@@DravenZord lol youll get there! It's not like a sat down and curated these settings, i kind of just drop things in, maybe twist a few things to taste and hope for the best.

Try the tutorial by the CZcamsr rr Rico

take the convolved file, the impulse response that sounds like a click and truncate the tale shortly after the initial burst. basically the main click represents the frequency and phase response and everything after represents reflections.

@@MetalliDay Why not just link to it......

@@JustinLesamiz because I was busy when I made the comment lmfao and I forgot

@JustinLesamiz czcams.com/video/X1Sh3x9oLa0/video.html

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