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<!DOCTYPE monkey SYSTEM "https://line6.com/dtd/monkey.dtd">
<monkey><config>
  <camelserver>4750.line6.net</camelserver>
  <monkeyurl>https://line6.com/dispatch/monkey.html</monkeyurl>
  <lastupdated>2026-05-28 23:38:46</lastupdated>
  <expires>2026-05-31 23:38:46</expires>
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    <name>AMPLIFi 30</name>
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    <name>BackTrack</name>
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      <hw_os name="Windows XP"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 7"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
    </hw_os_list>
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      <hw_os name="Windows Vista"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows XP"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 7"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
    </hw_os_list>
  </hardwaredef>
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    <name>Bass PODxt</name>
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      <hw_os name="Windows XP"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 2000"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows ME"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 98SE"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows Vista"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 7"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
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  </hardwaredef>
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    <name>Bass PODxt Live</name>
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      <hw_os name="Windows XP"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 2000"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows Vista"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 7"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
    </hw_os_list>
  </hardwaredef>
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    <name>Bass PODxt Pro</name>
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      <hw_os name="Windows XP"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 2000"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows ME"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 98SE"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows Vista"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 7"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
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    <hw_os_list/>
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    <name>Catalyst CX 100</name>
    <hw_os_list/>
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  <hardwaredef>
    <name>Catalyst CX 200</name>
    <hw_os_list/>
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  <hardwaredef>
    <name>Catalyst CX 60</name>
    <hw_os_list/>
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    <name>Computer</name>
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      <hw_os name="Windows Vista"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows XP"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
    </hw_os_list>
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    <name>DL4 MkII</name>
    <hw_os_list/>
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    <name>DT25 112</name>
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      <hw_os name="Windows XP"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows Vista"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 7"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
    </hw_os_list>
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    <name>DT25 HD</name>
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      <hw_os name="Windows XP"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows Vista"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 7"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
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    <name>DT50 112</name>
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      <hw_os name="Windows XP"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows Vista"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 7"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
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    <name>DT50 212</name>
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      <hw_os name="Windows XP"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows Vista"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 7"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
    </hw_os_list>
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  <hardwaredef midi_id="0x00150002">
    <name>DT50 Head</name>
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      <hw_os name="Windows XP"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows Vista"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 7"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
    </hw_os_list>
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    <name>FBV Express MkII</name>
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      <hw_os name="Windows Vista"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows XP"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 7"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
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      <hw_os name="Windows Vista"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows XP"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 7"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
    </hw_os_list>
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    <name>FBV3</name>
    <hw_os_list/>
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    <name>Firehawk 1500</name>
    <hw_os_list/>
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    <name>Firehawk FX</name>
    <hw_os_list/>
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    <name>Flextone III</name>
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      <hw_os name="Windows XP"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 2000"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows ME"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 98SE"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows Vista"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 7"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
    </hw_os_list>
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  <hardwaredef midi_id="0x00000500">
    <name>Floor POD Plus</name>
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      <hw_os name="Windows XP"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 2000"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows Vista"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 7"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
    </hw_os_list>
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  <hardwaredef>
    <name>GearBox</name>
    <hw_os_list/>
  </hardwaredef>
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    <name>GuitarPort</name>
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      <hw_os name="Windows XP"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 2000"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows ME"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 98SE"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows Vista"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 7"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
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    <name>Helix</name>
    <hw_os_list/>
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    <name>Helix Control</name>
    <hw_os_list/>
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    <name>Helix LT</name>
    <hw_os_list/>
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    <name>Helix Native</name>
    <hw_os_list/>
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    <name>Helix Rack</name>
    <hw_os_list/>
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    <name>Helix Stadium</name>
    <hw_os_list/>
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    <name>Helix Stadium XL</name>
    <hw_os_list/>
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    <name>HX Effects</name>
    <hw_os_list/>
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    <name>HX One</name>
    <hw_os_list/>
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    <name>HX Stomp</name>
    <hw_os_list/>
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    <name>HX Stomp XL</name>
    <hw_os_list/>
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  <hardwaredef midi_id="0x00070005">
    <name>James Tyler Variax</name>
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      <hw_os name="Windows XP"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 2000"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows ME"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 98SE"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows Vista"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 7"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
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    <name>JM4</name>
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      <hw_os name="Windows XP"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows Vista"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 7"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
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    <name>M13</name>
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      <hw_os name="Windows XP"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 7"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
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    <name>M5</name>
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      <hw_os name="Windows 7"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows Vista"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows XP"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
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      <hw_os name="Windows 7"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
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    <name>Mobile Keys 25</name>
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      <hw_os name="Windows 7"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows Vista"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows XP"/>
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      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
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      <hw_os name="Windows XP"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
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      <hw_os name="Windows XP"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 7"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
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      <hw_os name="Windows 2000"/>
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      <hw_os name="Windows 7"/>
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    <name>POD Express Bass</name>
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    <name>POD Express Guitar</name>
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    <name>POD Go Wireless</name>
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      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
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      <hw_os name="Windows 7"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
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      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
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      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
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      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
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      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
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      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 11"/>
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      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
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      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
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      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
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      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
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      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
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      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
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      <hw_os name="Windows Vista"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows ME"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 2000"/>
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      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
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      <hw_os name="Windows 7"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
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    <name>Powercab CL 212</name>
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    <name>Relay G10 Receiver</name>
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      <hw_os name="Windows Vista"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows XP"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
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      <hw_os name="Windows XP"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 8"/>
      <hw_os name="Windows 10"/>
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          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="73">
        <version>1.12</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename></filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2004-08-25 21:06:35</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="100">
        <version>1.12</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename></filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the version included in the first PODxt Live units that were manufactured.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2004-08-30 13:25:15</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="223">
        <version>2.05.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>GP2050.FUI</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2004-10-13 16:46:59</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="499">
        <version>1.03</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>VariaxUSB_1.03.vuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Variax Workbench 1.0 Installer release]]></notes>
        <release_date>2005-03-23 10:30:02</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00700001">Variax USB Interface</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="592">
        <version>1.12</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename></filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2005-05-03 10:27:40</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000b">Bass PODxt Live</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="619">
        <version>1.12</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename></filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2005-05-17 11:37:56</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030006">Bass PODxt</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="620">
        <version>1.12</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename></filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2005-05-17 11:39:10</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030007">Bass PODxt Pro</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="816">
        <version>1.01.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename></filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This update improves communication and initialization routines with USB host controllers.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2005-08-30 16:57:40</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="843">
        <version>1.01.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename></filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2005-09-07 16:43:19</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="1428">
        <version>1.14</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename></filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This release resolves an issue running GearBox 2.0 with a connected PODxt Pro under OS X that prevented metronome, Track playback and GuitarPort Online use.
Windows users aren't affected, so there's no necessity for performing this update if your use doesn't involve GearBox 2.0 on Mac. 
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2006-08-10 17:05:31</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="1514">
        <version>1.08</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename></filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Please update Flash Memory to 1.03 after updating USB firmware, using Line 6 Monkey version 1.15 or later.
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2006-10-10 09:34:49</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="1641">
        <version>1.03</version>
        <build_string>TonePort GX USB Firmware</build_string>
        <filename></filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2007-04-09 17:36:30</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="1778">
        <version>1.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>ai1000.fus</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2007-08-15 12:05:09</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="1904">
        <version>2.07</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>GP2070.FUI</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This firmware adds Mic Pre and Bass models for use in GearBox 3.50 or greater.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2007-10-19 13:51:45</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2117">
        <version>1.02</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>aj1020.fus</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This USB Firmware release improves stability.
We recommend updating to Monkey 1.23 or later before installing this firmware version. ]]></notes>
        <release_date>2008-04-03 16:41:52</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2116">
        <version>1.02</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>ak1020.fus</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This USB Firmware adds support for Variax communication through USB and  improves stability.
We recommend updating to Monkey 1.23 or later before installing this firmware version. ]]></notes>
        <release_date>2008-04-03 16:42:03</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2316">
        <version>1.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>al1000.fus</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the original factory firmware for POD X3 Pro.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2008-09-05 16:55:04</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2208">
        <version>1.02</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>aq1020.fui</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2008-10-29 14:36:14</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2207">
        <version>1.01</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>ap1010.fui</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2008-10-29 14:36:18</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2210">
        <version>1.03</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>as1030.fui</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2008-10-29 14:36:21</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
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      </release>
      <release id="2209">
        <version>1.08</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>ar1080.fui</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-02-23 12:49:33</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="3477">
        <version>1.01.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>slpro-1.04.usb</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This USB Firmware update fixes a problem which can cause occasional communication errors with POD HD400 Edit.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-10-06 14:57:09</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140001">POD HD400</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="3478">
        <version>1.01.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>slmid-1.04.usb</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This USB Firmware update fixes a problem which can cause occasional communication errors with POD HD300 Edit.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-10-06 14:57:41</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140000">POD HD300</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="3843">
        <version>1.00.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>av1000.fus</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-05-19 14:32:29</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5517">
        <version>1.01.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>ay1010.fus</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the original factory version of firmware for POD HD500X.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2013-07-12 14:47:54</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140005">POD HD500X</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6142">
        <version>1.04</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>ay1040.fus</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This USB Firmware update adds support for HD model packs.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-03-31 11:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140005">POD HD500X</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6143">
        <version>1.04</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>az1040.fus</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This USB Firmware update adds support for HD model packs.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-03-31 11:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140006">POD HD Pro X</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6144">
        <version>1.04</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>av1040.fus</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This USB Firmware update adds support for HD model packs.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-04-09 11:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6145">
        <version>1.04</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>aw1040.fus</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This USB Firmware update adds support for HD model packs.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-04-09 11:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6146">
        <version>1.04</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>am1040.fus</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This USB Firmware update adds support for HD model packs.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-04-09 11:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
    </release_list>
  </softwaredef>
  <softwaredef>
    <url></url>
    <release_list>
      <release id="11301">
        <version>1.01</version>
        <build_string>Metallurgy Collection</build_string>
        <filename>Metallurgy v1.01 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-04-26 12:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware>No Hardware Required</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
    </release_list>
  </softwaredef>
  <softwaredef type="driver" name="Drivers">
    <url></url>
    <release_list>
      <release action="autorun" id="366" app_quit="true">
        <version>2.6.5.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>PODxt Family Drivers v2.6.5.0 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This driver release is intended for Users running 98SE or Windows Millenium Edition and GuitarPort 2.5.1, RiffTracker or Line 6 Edit versions < 2.04.  If you're running Windows 2000 or XP, please use more recent drivers.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2005-01-11 13:45:02</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030006">Bass PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030007">Bass PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="489" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.0.7.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Variax Workbench Driver v1.0.7.0 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[**Variax USB Interface driver**
Please install before running Line 6 Monkey 1.06 (or later) to update Variax 500/700 or Variax 300 to firmware version v3.10 for use with Variax Workbench.
This driver is provided on the Variax Workbench CD and is installed by the Workbench installer.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2005-03-21 10:33:02</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00700001">Variax USB Interface</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="600" app_quit="true">
        <version>2.6.8.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>PODxt Family Drivers v2.6.8.0 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This driver release is the most up-to-date version for the BassPODxt family.  It supports operation with Line 6 Edit version 2.1 or later, as well as audio I/O with ASIO and WDM/MME.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2005-05-04 16:51:01</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030006">Bass PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000b">Bass PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030007">Bass PODxt Pro</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="985" app_quit="true">
        <version>2.8.3.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>TonePort Drivers v2.8.3.0 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This driver release provides improved interaction with ASIO and WDM recording applications.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2005-11-14 11:02:02</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="1036" app_quit="true">
        <version>2.8.9.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>TonePort Drivers v2.8.9.0 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This release improves compatibility for systems that use both GuitarPort and GearBox.
Complete release notes for the TonePort 2.8.9.0 driver can be found at:
http://line6.com/support/knowledgebase/toneporthelp/GearBox1_2ReleaseNotes.pdf]]></notes>
        <release_date>2005-12-09 16:38:49</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="1037" app_quit="true">
        <version>2.8.9.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>GuitarPort Drivers v2.8.9.0 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This release improves compatibility for systems that use both GuitarPort and GearBox and adds 96K compatibility support for GuitarPort.
A complete guide to installing GuitarPort with GearBox can be found at http://line6.com/support/knowledgebase/toneporthelp/GuitarPort251-GearBox102-InstallerInstructions.pdf]]></notes>
        <release_date>2005-12-09 16:38:51</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="1866" app_quit="true">
        <version>3.3.3.6</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Drivers v3.3.3.6 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[These Drivers are installed by the GearBox 3.50 Installer and are recommended for use with all Line 6 USB-equipped devices, with the exception of the Variax Workbench USB Interface and the Bass PODxt family. These drivers are required for using TonePort GX and UX8.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2007-10-02 12:45:03</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="1905" app_quit="true">
        <version>3.3.4.2</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>POD X3 Drivers v3.3.4.2 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This driver includes support for audio I/O, firmware updates and patch management with POD X3 and POD X3 Live.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2007-10-12 14:07:12</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="2098" app_quit="true">
        <version>3.3.5.5</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Drivers v3.3.5.5 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[These Drivers are installed by the GearBox 3.60 Installer and are recommended for use with all Line 6 USB-equipped devices, with the exception of the Variax Workbench USB Interface. 
This driver is required for GearBox support of POD X3 devices.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2008-04-03 16:41:42</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="2149" app_quit="true">
        <version>3.4.1.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Drivers v3.4.1.0 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This driver package adds support for Windows x64 and 64 bit versions of Windows Vista. 32 bit and 64 bit ASIO drivers are included when this driver is installed on 64-bit Windows. ]]></notes>
        <release_date>2008-06-10 11:20:08</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="2150" app_quit="true">
        <version>3.4.1.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Bass PODxt Driver v3.4.1.0 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This driver version adds support for Windows Vista, XP x64 and Vista 64.
We recommend uninstalling old Bass PODxt drivers before installing this driver version.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2008-07-08 15:23:20</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030006">Bass PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000b">Bass PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030007">Bass PODxt Pro</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="2408" app_quit="true">
        <version>3.4.2.9</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Drivers v3.4.2.9 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This driver package adds support for GX, UX1, UX2 and POD X3 Pro devices. 
This driver is required for POD Farm 1.0.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2008-10-29 14:36:03</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="2444" app_quit="true">
        <version>3.4.3.1</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Drivers v3.4.3.1 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This driver is required for POD Farm 1.01.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2008-12-18 08:18:09</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="2468" app_quit="true">
        <version>3.4.3.2</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Drivers v3.4.3.2 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This driver is included with POD Farm 1.03.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-02-04 09:51:29</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="2566" app_quit="true">
        <version>3.4.3.6</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Drivers v3.4.3.6 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This driver is required for POD Farm 1.10.
The following fixes are included in this driver:
Clicks and pops may be heard while various OS events are occurring (Win/UX8 Only) - FIXED
Mixer forgets pan settings for linked faders (UX8 Only) - FIXED
UX8 control panel input selections may come up blank & not pass audio (UX8 Only) - FIXED]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-04-24 10:05:51</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="2717" app_quit="true">
        <version>3.4.3.8</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Drivers v3.4.3.8 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[The included version of the Line 6 device control panel addresses the following issue:
Hardware meter setting not available for UX2 - 
FIXED
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-07-10 14:05:13</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="3110" app_quit="true">
        <version>4.0.2.3</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Drivers v4.0.2.3 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This driver adds support for Windows 7. 
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-03-10 14:19:45</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030006">Bass PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000b">Bass PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030007">Bass PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="3136" app_quit="true">
        <version>4.0.2.6</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Drivers v4.0.2.6 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This driver fixes a minor bug which could cause the loss of some MIDI messages.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-03-29 12:27:24</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030006">Bass PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000b">Bass PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030007">Bass PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="3148" app_quit="true">
        <version>4.0.2.7</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Drivers v4.0.2.7 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This driver fixes the following issues:
Potential Blue Screen of Death
Unexpected behavior in GearBox when selecting Delay parameters]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-04-20 10:43:50</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030006">Bass PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000b">Bass PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030007">Bass PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="3523" app_quit="true">
        <version>4.1.1.7</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Drivers v4.1.1.7 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This driver includes the following:
Support for POD HD300, POD HD400 and POD HD500 devices
Improvements to WDM audio for Intel Core i3,i5,i7 systems]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-09-30 09:11:55</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030006">Bass PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000b">Bass PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030007">Bass PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140000">POD HD300</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140001">POD HD400</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="3172" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.0.7.2</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Variax USB Interface Driver v1.0.7.2 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This release adds support for 64-bit Windows platforms.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-11-17 10:24:12</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00700001">Variax USB Interface</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="3987" app_quit="true">
        <version>4.2.4.4</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Drivers v4.2.4.4 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This driver update adds support for POD HD and POD Farm 2.5 and includes minor bug fixes.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-04-28 19:20:02</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030006">Bass PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000b">Bass PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030007">Bass PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140000">POD HD300</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140001">POD HD400</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="4143" app_quit="true">
        <version>4.2.4.9</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Drivers v4.2.4.9 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Driver 4.2.4.9 adds support for the POD HD Pro.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-09-13 09:19:48</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030006">Bass PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000b">Bass PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030007">Bass PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140000">POD HD300</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140001">POD HD400</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="4399" app_quit="true">
        <version>4.2.5.1</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Drivers v4.2.5.1 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-12-20 12:08:38</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030006">Bass PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000b">Bass PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030007">Bass PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140000">POD HD300</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140001">POD HD400</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00000400">POD Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="4791" app_quit="true">
        <version>4.2.5.4</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Drivers v4.2.5.4 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This driver release fixes problems with model pack authorization on some recent i5/i7 computers and sets the +18 boost for POD HD, POD HD300, POD HD400, POD HD500 and POD HD PRO to off by default.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-05-08 13:14:27</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030006">Bass PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000b">Bass PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030007">Bass PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140000">POD HD300</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140001">POD HD400</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="5577" app_quit="true">
        <version>4.2.6.9</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Drivers v4.2.6.9 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This driver adds support for POD HD500X.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2013-07-10 09:07:38</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030006">Bass PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000b">Bass PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030007">Bass PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140000">POD HD300</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140001">POD HD400</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140005">POD HD500X</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="5598" app_quit="true">
        <version>4.2.7.1</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Drivers v4.2.7.1 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This driver adds support for the POD HD Pro X.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2013-09-25 12:32:17</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030006">Bass PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000b">Bass PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030007">Bass PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140006">POD HD Pro X</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140000">POD HD300</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140001">POD HD400</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140005">POD HD500X</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="5862" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.52</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Driver2</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2 SonicPortVX v1.52 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2014-09-05 09:28:58</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00170005">Sonic Port VX</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="5988" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.61</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Driver2</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2 AMPLIFi Audio v1.61 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the ASIO and WDM driver needed to record and play audio from a computer.  
The ASIO driver provides a pre-master volume stereo audio stream of the signal present at the Main Outs.  
Turn the big knob to adjust the master playback level from your computer, which is represented by red LEDs.  
Press in and turn the big knob to adjust the guitar send level, which is represented by white LEDs.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2014-11-26 16:01:13</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200005">AMPLIFi TT</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="6006" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.64</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Driver2</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2 AMPLIFi Audio v1.64 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This Driver supports AMPLIFi devices as ASIO sound devices in windows.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2014-12-11 10:29:03</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200002">AMPLIFi 150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200001">AMPLIFi 75</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200003">AMPLIFi FX100</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200005">AMPLIFi TT</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="6217" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.70</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Driver2</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2 Firehawk Audio v1.70 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This Driver supports Firehawk FX as an ASIO sound device in windows.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-04-01 11:45:10</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200004">Firehawk FX</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="6485" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.76.0.1</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Driver2</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2 Helix v1.76.0.1 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This Helix driver is required for audio streaming and updating firmware from Windows(c)-based computers.  No driver is necessary for Apple(c) Macintosh computers or iOS(c) devices.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-08-06 13:10:13</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="6472" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.76</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Driver2</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2 SonicPortVX v1.76 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This driver resolves an issue where ASIO may not work after installing drivers for other Line 6 products.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-08-13 11:11:02</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00170005">Sonic Port VX</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="6471" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.76</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Driver2</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2 Firehawk Audio v1.76 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This driver resolves an issue where ASIO may not work after installing drivers for other Line 6 products.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-08-13 11:11:15</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200006">Firehawk 1500</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200004">Firehawk FX</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="6470" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.76</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Driver2</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2 AMPLIFi Audio v1.76 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This driver resolves an issue where ASIO may not work after installing drivers for other Line 6 products.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-08-13 11:11:27</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
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In rare cases, if more than one Helix device is connected to a PC simultaneously, Windows can crash - FIXED]]></notes>
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        <release_date>2016-11-02 10:30:10</release_date>
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        <release_date>2016-11-02 10:55:07</release_date>
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        <notes><![CDATA[This driver is required for Workbench HD connectivity through Helix.]]></notes>
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BUG FIXES:
- In rare cases, certain actions performed in Workbench HD can cause Helix Editor to disconnect from Helix device - FIXED
- other bug fixes and optimizations
]]></notes>
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        <notes><![CDATA[Bug fixes and optimization.
Improved compatibility with Spider V Remote desktop software]]></notes>
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        <notes><![CDATA[This release contains bug fixes and improvements.]]></notes>
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          <os name="Windows 10"/>
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        <notes><![CDATA[Minor bug fixes.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2017-11-10 05:35:25</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
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        <notes><![CDATA[This driver is required for Line 6 Updater and HX Edit operation with HX Effects.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-01-12 11:40:05</release_date>
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          <os name="Windows 10"/>
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        <notes><![CDATA[This Powercab 112 Plus driver provides functionality for ASIO audio streaming and updating firmware from Windows©-based computers. No driver is necessary for Apple© Macintosh computers]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-04-26 13:21:26</release_date>
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        <notes><![CDATA[Bug fixes and improvements]]></notes>
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        <notes><![CDATA[This release contains bug fixes and optimizations.]]></notes>
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        <notes><![CDATA[This release contains bug fixes and optimizations.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-09-13 11:43:18</release_date>
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        <release_date>2018-09-13 11:43:32</release_date>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
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      <release action="autorun" id="9135" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.93</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Driver2</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2 HxStomp v1.93 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This update to the HX Stomp driver is required to support HX Stomp 2.80 Firmware.
NOTE:  HX Stomp driver 1.91 is required for HX Stomp Firmware 2.71 or earlier.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2019-07-18 09:02:29</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
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      <release action="autorun" id="8830" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.0.0.3</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 WinUsb</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 WinUsb Driver v1.0.0.3 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This driver is required for Line 6 Updater and HX Edit operation with firmware version 2.80 or greater on Helix, Helix Rack, Helix LT, HX Effects and HX Stomp.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2019-07-18 09:02:37</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
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      <release action="autorun" id="9576" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.94.0.0</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Driver2</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2 PodGo v1.94.0.0 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This driver adds audio streaming to POD Go.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-03-31 11:08:31</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210007">POD Go</hardware>
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      <release action="autorun" id="9759" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.95</version>
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        <filename>Line 6 Driver2 AMPLIFi Audio v1.95 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-07-07 12:00:00</release_date>
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          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
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        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200002">AMPLIFi 150</hardware>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x00200001">AMPLIFi 75</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200003">AMPLIFi FX100</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200005">AMPLIFi TT</hardware>
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      <release action="autorun" id="9766" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.95</version>
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        <release_date>2020-07-07 12:00:00</release_date>
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          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
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        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
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      <release action="autorun" id="9767" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.95</version>
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        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-07-07 12:00:00</release_date>
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          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
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      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="9768" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.95</version>
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        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-07-07 12:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210007">POD Go</hardware>
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      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="9769" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.95</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Driver2</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2 Firehawk Audio v1.95 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-07-07 12:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200006">Firehawk 1500</hardware>
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      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="9770" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.95</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Driver2</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2 Powercab v1.95 Installer.exe</filename>
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        <release_date>2020-07-07 12:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
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      <release action="autorun" id="9771" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.95</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Driver2</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2 Spider V v1.95 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-07-07 12:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x00220003">Spider V 240</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220004">Spider V 240HC</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220000">Spider V 30</hardware>
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      <release action="autorun" id="9772" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.95</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Driver2</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2 SonicPortVX v1.95 Installer.exe</filename>
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        <release_date>2020-07-07 12:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00170005">Sonic Port VX</hardware>
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      <release action="autorun" id="9773" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.95</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Driver2</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2 StageScapeM20d v1.95 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-07-07 12:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00160000">StageScape M20d</hardware>
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      <release action="autorun" id="10097" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.0.0.7</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 WinUsb</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 WinUsb Driver v1.0.0.7 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2021-03-16 12:10:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x0021000b">HX Stomp XL</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210007">POD Go</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210008">POD Go Wireless</hardware>
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      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="10306" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.96</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Helix Driver2</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2 Helix v1.96 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2021-03-16 12:11:57</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="10308" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.96</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Driver2</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2 PodGo v1.96 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2021-03-16 12:13:31</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210007">POD Go</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210008">POD Go Wireless</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="10307" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.96</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 HX Stomp Driver2</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2 HxStomp v1.96 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2021-03-16 12:17:24</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0021000b">HX Stomp XL</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="10422" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.96.0.2</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Catalyst Driver2</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2 Catalyst v1.96.0.2 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-03-09 10:40:34</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x00250003">Catalyst 200</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250001">Catalyst 60</hardware>
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      <release action="autorun" id="11509" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.97</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 HX Stomp Driver2</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2 HxStomp v1.97 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This driver version includes Windows 10 bug fixes and is for Windows 10 and newer.
Windows 7 and Windows 8 customers should continue to use driver version 1.96.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-10-05 11:45:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
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      <release action="autorun" id="11508" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.97</version>
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        <filename>Line 6 Driver2 Helix v1.97 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This driver version includes Windows 10 bug fixes and is for Windows 10 and newer.
Windows 7 and Windows 8 customers should continue to use driver version 1.96.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-10-05 11:45:05</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
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        <hardware_list>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
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        <version>1.97.0.2</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Driver2</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2 AMPLIFi Audio v1.97.0.2 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-11-17 07:15:05</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
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        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200002">AMPLIFi 150</hardware>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x00200001">AMPLIFi 75</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200003">AMPLIFi FX100</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200005">AMPLIFi TT</hardware>
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      <release action="autorun" id="11631" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.97.0.2</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Catalyst Driver2</build_string>
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        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-11-17 07:20:04</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
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        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250002">Catalyst 100</hardware>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x00250001">Catalyst 60</hardware>
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          <hardware>Catalyst CX 200</hardware>
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        <version>1.97.0.2</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Driver2</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2 Firehawk Audio v1.97.0.2 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-11-17 07:25:03</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200006">Firehawk 1500</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200004">Firehawk FX</hardware>
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        <version>1.97.0.2</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Driver2</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2 Spider V v1.97.0.2 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-11-17 07:30:06</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x00220004">Spider V 240HC</hardware>
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        <version>1.97.0.2</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Driver2</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2 SonicPortVX v1.97.0.2 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-11-17 09:45:05</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00170005">Sonic Port VX</hardware>
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      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="11629" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.97.0.2</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 HX Stomp Driver2</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2 HxStomp v1.97.0.2 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-11-29 10:53:14</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
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        <version>1.97.0.2</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Helix Driver2</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2 Helix v1.97.0.2 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-11-29 10:53:54</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
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      <release action="autorun" id="11637" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.97.0.2</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Driver2</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2 StageScapeM20d v1.97.0.2 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-12-01 08:44:37</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00160000">StageScape M20d</hardware>
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        <version>1.97.0.2</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Driver2</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2 Powercab v1.97.0.2 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-12-01 08:46:30</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00230000">Powercab 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00230001">Powercab 112 Plus</hardware>
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      <release action="autorun" id="11634" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.97.0.2</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 POD Go Driver2</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2 PodGo v1.97.0.2 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-12-01 08:47:20</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210007">POD Go</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210008">POD Go Wireless</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
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      <release action="autorun" id="12544" app_quit="true">
        <version>2.0.0.1</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 POD Express Driver2_5</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2_5 POD Express v2.0.0.1 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This driver provides support for ASIO on POD Express Guitar and POD Express Bass.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2024-03-05 10:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250007">POD Express Bass</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250006">POD Express Guitar</hardware>
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      <release action="autorun" id="12527" app_quit="true">
        <version>2.00.0.0</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 POD Go Driver2_5</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2_5 POD Go v2.00.0.0 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2024-03-12 11:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210007">POD Go</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210008">POD Go Wireless</hardware>
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      <release action="autorun" id="12528" app_quit="true">
        <version>2.00.0.0</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Powercab Driver2_5</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2_5 Powercab v2.00.0.0 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2024-03-12 11:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00230001">Powercab 112 Plus</hardware>
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        <version>2.00.0.0</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Spider V Driver2_5</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2_5 Spider V v2.00.0.0 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2024-03-12 11:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220002">Spider V 120</hardware>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x00220003">Spider V 240</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220004">Spider V 240HC</hardware>
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      <release action="autorun" id="12530" app_quit="true">
        <version>2.00.0.0</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 AMPLIFi Driver2_5</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2_5 AMPLIFi v2.00.0.0 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2024-03-12 11:05:11</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200002">AMPLIFi 150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200007">AMPLIFi 30</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200001">AMPLIFi 75</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200003">AMPLIFi FX100</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200005">AMPLIFi TT</hardware>
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      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="12531" app_quit="true">
        <version>2.00.0.0</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Firehawk Driver2_5</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2_5 Firehawk v2.00.0.0 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2024-03-12 11:07:03</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200006">Firehawk 1500</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200004">Firehawk FX</hardware>
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        <version>2.00.0.0</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 HX Stomp Driver2_5</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2_5 HX Stomp v2.00.0.0 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2024-03-12 11:07:43</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
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      <release action="autorun" id="12525" app_quit="true">
        <version>2.00.0.0</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Helix Driver2_5</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2_5 Helix v2.00.0.0 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2024-03-12 11:08:48</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
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      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="12677" app_quit="true">
        <version>2.0.0.0</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Catalyst Driver2_5</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2_5 Catalyst v2.0.0.0 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2024-06-05 09:26:19</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250002">Catalyst 100</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250003">Catalyst 200</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250001">Catalyst 60</hardware>
          <hardware>Catalyst CX 100</hardware>
          <hardware>Catalyst CX 200</hardware>
          <hardware>Catalyst CX 60</hardware>
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      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="12637" app_quit="true">
        <version>2.0.0.2</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 POD Express Driver2_5</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver2_5 POD Express v2.0.0.2 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2024-10-22 10:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250007">POD Express Bass</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0025000a">POD Express Black</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250006">POD Express Guitar</hardware>
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      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="13531" app_quit="true">
        <version>0.0.3</version>
        <build_string>Stadium Driver</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Driver3 Stadium v0.0.3.15 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2026-04-21 10:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00260001">Helix Stadium</hardware>
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    <url></url>
    <release_list>
      <release action="autorun" id="3619" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.00</version>
        <build_string>POD HD500 Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD500 Edit v1.00 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD500 EDIT v1.00 is a FREE Editor/Librarian which allows you to edit and save presets using your POD HD500 connected to a computer.
POD HD500 EDIT v1.00 RELEASE NOTES
Known Issues
Setting two parameters to same EXP pedal may cause interruption to hardware/editor communication while actuating the expression pedal.
WORKAROUND - Wait for approximately 30-60 seconds and communication is restored.
Changing presets with the rotary encoder on the hardware while a Receive event is in progress will interrupt the transfer and break Send/Receive functionality
WORKAROUND - Wait until the Receive event is complete before navigating presets with the hardware encoder.
Some text characters from HD500 will not save with file names onto PC, Mac.
WORKAROUND - Do not use characters which are not alpha numeric for preset or Set List names
FAQ
For more information about POD HD500, the POD HD knowledge base can be found http://line6.com/community/community/support/pod_support/pod_hd?view=documents.
The Advanced User's Guide for the POD HD500 Edit can be found http://line6.com/dispatch/index.html?page=manuals&appid=2097217575.
NOTE: The software associated with POD HD products (Drivers, Editors) is compatible with Intel Macs only. Unfortunately, it isn't practical for us to continue to support platforms such as Power PC that the manufacturer (Apple) no longer supports. We apologize for any inconvenience this causes.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-09-30 09:11:01</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="3723" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.02</version>
        <build_string>POD HD500 Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD500 Edit v1.02 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD500 Edit v1.02 is a FREE software update that is highly recommended for all POD HD500 users.
POD HD500 Edit v1.02 RELEASE NOTES If you are a POD HD500 owner, please download and install the latest version of Line 6 Monkey software and use it to update your POD HD500 Edit software. Once you've connected your POD HD500 to your computer via USB port (hubs are not supported) Monkey will recognize your unit and take you through the update process.
Features/Changes
-Improved communication with POD HD500
-Various bug fixes]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-01-06 15:12:28</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="4039" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.03</version>
        <build_string>POD HD500 Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD500 Edit v1.03 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD500 Edit v1.03 is a FREE software update that is highly recommended for all POD HD500 users. If you are a POD HD500 owner, please download and install the latest version of Line 6 Monkey software and use it to update your POD HD500 Edit software. Once you've connected your POD HD500 to your computer via USB port (hubs are not supported) Monkey will recognize your unit and take you through the update process. The Line 6 Monkey application may be downloaded at http://line6.com/software/index.html?name=Line+6+Monkey&submit_form=set&submit_query=Show%3A.
POD HD500 Edit v1.03 RELEASE NOTES:
What's new since v.1.02?
-Compatibility with POD HD500 Firmware 1.31 and above
-Additional amp models 
-Additional amp model parameter control 
-Existing amp models appended with 'Brt/Nrm' where appropriate
-Drag and Drop Signal Flow UI
-Updated User Guide
-Numerous bug fixes for enhanced stability and operation
FAQ For more information about POD HD500, the POD HD knowledge base can be found at http://line6.com/community/community/support/pod_support/pod_hd?view=documents.
The Advanced Users Guide for POD HD500 and POD HD500 Edit Pilot's guide can be found at http://line6.com/dispatch/index.html?page=manuals&appid=2097217573.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-05-12 12:35:02</release_date>
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          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
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      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="4373" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.06</version>
        <build_string>POD HD500 Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD500 Edit v1.06 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Release notes can be found at:
http://line6.com/support/docs/DOC-2526]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-11-22 10:16:25</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="4641" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.08</version>
        <build_string>POD HD500 Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD500 Edit v1.08 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Go to http://line6.com/software/index.html to see the release notes.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-02-14 10:15:25</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
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      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="4837" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>2.00</version>
        <build_string>POD HD500 Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD500 Edit v2.00 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD500 Edit v2.00 RELEASE NOTES
POD HD500 Edit v2.00 is a FREE software update that is highly recommended for all POD HD500 users. If you are a POD HD500 owner, please download and install the latest version of Line 6 Monkey software and use it to update your POD HD500 Edit software. Once you've connected your POD HD500 to your computer via USB port (hubs are not supported) Monkey will recognize your unit and take you through the update process. The Line 6 Monkey application may be downloaded at http://line6.com/monkey. 
What's New?
Support for:
"Plexi Lead NRM" and "Plexi Lead BRT" HD Guitar Amp Models
"Flip Top" HD Bass Amp Model
Eight New Mic Choices for the "Flip Top" Cab Model
"Vintage" HD Mic Preamp Model
Cabinet Model Deep Edit Parameters
Variable Impedance Settings
FAQ For more information about POD HD500, the POD HD500 FAQ can be found at http://line6.com/community/community/support/pod_support/pod_hd?view=documents.
The Advanced Users Guide The latest version of the Advanced User's Guide for the POD HD500 can be found at http://line6.com/support/manuals/.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-03-30 15:15:03</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="5375" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>2.21</version>
        <build_string>POD HD500 Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD500 Edit v2.21 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-10-16 11:28:05</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="5688" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>2.23</version>
        <build_string>POD HD500 Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD500 Edit v2.23 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This minor update includes the latest driver and Line 6 Monkey.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2013-09-25 10:55:39</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="6249" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>2.26</version>
        <build_string>POD HD500 Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD500 Edit v2.26 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This version of POD HD500 Edit adds support for HD Model Packs.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-04-09 11:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="8558" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>2.27</version>
        <build_string>POD HD500 Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD500 Edit v2.27 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This update includes bug fixes and optimizations.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-09-10 12:20:06</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
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  </softwaredef>
  <softwaredef>
    <url></url>
    <release_list>
      <release id="13356">
        <version>1.1.0</version>
        <build_string>Helix Stadium</build_string>
        <filename>Helix Stadium v1.1.0.5 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2025-11-18 10:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00260000">Helix Stadium XL</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="13401">
        <version>1.2.0</version>
        <build_string>Helix Stadium</build_string>
        <filename>Helix Stadium v1.2.0.15 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2025-12-17 10:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00260000">Helix Stadium XL</hardware>
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      </release>
      <release id="13433">
        <version>1.2.1</version>
        <build_string>Helix Stadium</build_string>
        <filename>Helix Stadium v1.2.1 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2026-01-20 12:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00260001">Helix Stadium</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00260000">Helix Stadium XL</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="13542">
        <version>1.3.0</version>
        <build_string>Helix Stadium</build_string>
        <filename>Helix Stadium v1.3.0 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2026-03-24 10:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00260001">Helix Stadium</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00260000">Helix Stadium XL</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="13571">
        <version>1.3.2</version>
        <build_string>Helix Stadium</build_string>
        <filename>Helix Stadium v1.3.2 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2026-04-21 10:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00260001">Helix Stadium</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00260000">Helix Stadium XL</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
    </release_list>
  </softwaredef>
  <softwaredef type="app" name="POD HD300 Edit">
    <url></url>
    <release_list>
      <release action="autorun" id="3620" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.01</version>
        <build_string>POD HD300 Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD300 Edit v1.01 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD300 Edit software is a free editor/librarian application for your POD HD300. This application makes editing, saving and sharing your POD HD300 Tones a snap. Once installed, all you'll need is to connect your POD HD300 to your computer is the included USB cable (remember USB hubs aren't supported!), and you'll have total control over your new POD HD with an easy to understand, fun to use graphic interface.
The Advanced Users Guide for POD HD300 Edit is available at http://line6.com/dispatch/index.html?page=manuals&appid=2097217573]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-09-30 09:11:12</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140000">POD HD300</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="4032" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.03</version>
        <build_string>POD HD300 Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD300 Edit v1.03 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD300 Edit v1.03 is a FREE software update that is highly recommended for all POD HD300 users. If you are a POD HD300 owner, please download and install the latest version of Line 6 Monkey software and use it to update your POD HD300 Edit software. Once you've connected your POD HD300 to your computer via USB port (hubs are not supported) Monkey will recognize your unit and take you through the update process. The Line 6 Monkey application may be downloaded at http://line6.com/software/index.html?name=Line+6+Monkey&submit_form=set&submit_query=Show%3A.
POD HD300 Edit v1.03 RELEASE NOTES:
What's new since v.1.02?
-Compatibility with POD HD300 Firmware 1.31 and above
-Additional amp models 
-Additional amp model parameter control 
-Existing amp models appended with 'Brt/Nrm' where appropriate
-Updated User Guide
-Numerous bug fixes for enhanced stability and operation
FAQ For more information about POD HD300, the POD HD knowledge base can be found at http://line6.com/community/community/support/pod_support/pod_hd?view=documents.
The Advanced Users Guide for POD HD300 and POD HD300 Edit Pilot's guide can be found at http://line6.com/dispatch/index.html?page=manuals&appid=2097217573.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-05-12 12:34:37</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140000">POD HD300</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="5176" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>2.01.0</version>
        <build_string>POD HD300 Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD300 Edit v2.01.0 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD300 Edit v2.01 RELEASE NOTES
POD HD300 Edit v2.01  is a FREE software update that is highly recommended for all POD HD300 users. If you are a POD HD300 owner, please download and install the latest version of Line 6 Monkey software and use it to update your POD HD300 Edit software. Once you've connected your POD HD300 to your computer via USB port (hubs are not supported) Monkey will recognize your unit and take you through the update process. The Line 6 Monkey application may be downloaded at http://line6.com/monkey.
What's New? Support for:
"Plexi Lead NRM" and "Plexi Lead BRT" HD guitar amp models
"Solo 100 Clean", "Solo 100 Crunch", and "Solo 100 Overdrive" HD guitar amp models
"Line 6 Doom", and "Line 6 Epic" HD guitar amp models
"Flip Top" HD bass amp model w/ eight new mic choices for the "Flip Top" cab model
"Vintage Pre" HD mic preamp model
"Hard Gate" advanced noise gate
Cabinet Bypass (Cab model: none)
Bug Fixes
Synth-O-Matic model has 8 waves but shows 9 in the Editor - Fixed
Crash when system language is set to Russian (Mac only) - Fixed
FAQ For more information about POD HD300, the POD HD300 FAQ can be found at http://line6.com/community/community/support/pod_support/pod_hd?view=documents.
The Advanced Users Guide The latest version of the Advanced User's Guide for the POD HD300 can be found at http://line6.com/support/manuals/.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-07-17 10:16:26</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140000">POD HD300</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="5686" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>2.02</version>
        <build_string>POD HD300 Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD300 Edit v2.02 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This minor update includes the latest driver and Line 6 Monkey.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2013-09-25 10:55:53</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140000">POD HD300</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
    </release_list>
  </softwaredef>
  <softwaredef>
    <url></url>
    <release_list>
      <release id="11042">
        <version>1.00</version>
        <build_string>Catalyst Edit</build_string>
        <filename>Catalyst Edit 1.00 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Catalyst edit is a free cross-platform editor for the Catalyst amplifier series]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-02-15 10:12:02</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250002">Catalyst 100</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250003">Catalyst 200</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250001">Catalyst 60</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
    </release_list>
  </softwaredef>
  <softwaredef type="app" name="POD Farm">
    <url></url>
    <release_list>
      <release action="saveas" id="2410" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.00</version>
        <build_string>POD Farm Installer</build_string>
        <filename>POD Farm v1.00 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This installer provides a complete software package for POD Farm, the powerful amp and 
effects modeling plug-in for recording guitarists, delivering the industry-standard tone of 
POD to your DAW.  Also included is the POD Farm standalone application, which features 
ToneDirect Monitoring for low latency performance on supported Line 6 devices.
The installer includes these components:
POD Farm plug-in (v1.00) for AU, RTAS and VST
POD Farm standalone application (v1.00), with support for POD Studio, TonePort and 
GuitarPort
POD Farm Basic User Guide (v1.00)
Device drivers (v3.4.2.9) for all supported devices
Driver Control Panel for Line 6 devices (v3.47)
Line 6 Monkey intelligent updater (v1.25)
Please read the POD Farm Basic User Guide for instructions on getting POD Farm up and 
running once it's installed.
Online help is available in English and other languages at 
http://line6.com/support/manuals/?families=55&submit=Submit.
System requirements and known issues are available at 
http://line6.com/support/kbcategory.jspa?categoryID=139.
Note: All supported Line 6 devices require a POD Farm license for VST/AU/RTAS plug-in 
functionality.  If your device does not already have a POD Farm license, one can be 
purchased at the Line 6 Online Store, http://line6.com/store/storefront.html?
categoryID=5.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2008-10-29 14:36:10</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="saveas" id="2446" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.01</version>
        <build_string>POD Farm Installer</build_string>
        <filename>POD Farm v1.01 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This installer provides a complete software package for POD Farm, the powerful amp and effects modeling plug-in for recording guitarists, delivering the industry-standard tone of POD to your DAW.  Also included is the POD Farm standalone application, which features ToneDirect Monitoring for low latency performance on supported Line 6 devices.
What's New?
This version of POD Farm plug-in adds support for iLok USB Smart Key.  POD Farm or POD Farm Platinum iLok licenses are required for use with iLok keys.  Activations for iLok keys are included with the retail version of the plug-ins or can be purchased from the Line 6 Online Store.
The installer includes these components:
POD Farm plug-in (v1.01) for AU, RTAS and VST
POD Farm standalone application (v1.01), with support for POD Studio, TonePort and 
GuitarPort
POD Farm Basic User Guide (v1.01)
Device drivers (v3.4.3.1) for all supported devices
Driver Control Panel for Line 6 devices (v3.34)
Line 6 Monkey intelligent updater (v1.26)
Please read the POD Farm Basic User Guide for instructions on getting POD Farm up and running once it's installed.
Online help is available in English and other languages at 
http://line6.com/support/manuals/?families=55&submit=Submit.
System requirements and known issues are available at http://line6.com/support/entry.jspa?categoryID=139&externalID=4808.
Note: POD Farm and POD Farm Platinum iLok users may may choose not to install the components required for Line 6 devices.  Likewise, POD Studio and other Line 6 hardware users of POD Farm may ignore any iLok specific installer components.
All supported Line 6 devices require a POD Farm license for VST/AU/RTAS plug-in 
functionality.  If your device does not already have a POD Farm license, one can be 
purchased at the Line 6 Online Store, http://line6.com/store/storefront.html?
categoryID=5.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2008-12-18 09:49:07</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00100000">iLok</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="saveas" id="2463" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.02</version>
        <build_string>POD Farm Installer</build_string>
        <filename>POD Farm v1.02 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This installer provides a complete software package for POD Farm, the powerful amp and 
effects modeling plug-in for recording guitarists, delivering the industry-standard tone of 
POD to your DAW.  Also included is the POD Farm standalone application, which features 
ToneDirect Monitoring for low latency performance on supported Line 6 devices.
What's New?
Mic preamp models do not process audio properly - FIXED
Mac OS X hangs indefinitely when loading presets created with unauthorized models - 
FIXED
The installer includes these components:
POD Farm plug-in (v1.01) for AU, RTAS and VST
POD Farm standalone application (v1.01), with support for POD Studio, TonePort and 
GuitarPort
POD Farm Basic User Guide (v1.01)
Device drivers (v3.4.3.1) for all supported devices
Driver Control Panel for Line 6 devices (v3.34)
Line 6 Monkey intelligent updater (v1.26)
Please read the POD Farm Basic User Guide for instructions on getting POD Farm up and 
running once it's installed.
Online help is available in English and other languages at 
http://line6.com/support/manuals/?families=55&submit=Submit.
System requirements and known issues are available at 
http://line6.com/support/entry.jspa?categoryID=139&externalID=4817.
Note: POD Farm and POD Farm Platinum iLok users may may choose not to install the 
components required for Line 6 devices.  Likewise, POD Studio and other Line 6 hardware 
users of POD Farm may ignore any iLok specific installer components.
All supported Line 6 devices require a POD Farm license for VST/AU/RTAS plug-in 
functionality.  If your device does not already have a POD Farm license, one can be 
purchased at the Line 6 Online Store, http://line6.com/store/storefront.html?
categoryID=5.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2008-12-31 12:15:06</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00100000">iLok</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="saveas" id="2494" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.03</version>
        <build_string>POD Farm Installer</build_string>
        <filename>POD Farm v1.03 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This installer provides a complete software package for POD Farm, the powerful amp and effects modeling plug-in for recording guitarists, delivering the industry-standard tone of
POD to your DAW.  Also included is the POD Farm standalone application, which features ToneDirect Monitoring for low latency performance on supported Line 6 devices. 
What's New?
No audio throughput with Win VST Plug-In in 64-bit mode - FIXED
Bypass button does not function properly (64 bit Nuendo) - FIXED
Plug-in scan hangs on POD Farm dll (Sonar 7.0.2 64-bit) - FIXED
Replacing an amp model with a preamp did not remove amp cab model - FIXED
Minor glitch in JM-Pre panel graphics - FIXED
Parameter reset when saving some amp models (iLok only) - FIXED
This version of the Line 6 device drivers addresses the following issue:
Hardware support for POD Studio KB37 - ADDED
The installer includes these components:
POD Farm plug-in (v1.03) for RTAS and VST
POD Farm standalone application (v1.03), with support for POD Studio, TonePort and GuitarPort
POD Farm Basic User Guide (v1.03)
Device drivers (v3.4.3.2) for all supported devices
Driver Control Panel for Line 6 devices (v3.35)
Line 6 Monkey intelligent updater (v1.26)
Please read the POD Farm Basic User Guide for instructions on getting POD Farm up and running once it's installed.<br><br>
Online help is available in English and other languages http://line6.com/support/manuals/?families=55&submit=Submit.
Full release notes are available at http://line6.com/support/entry.jspa?categoryID=139&externalID=4850.
A list of supported devices and upgrade paths is available at http://www.line6.com/podfarm/faq.html.
FAQ's regarding iLok can be found at http://line6.com/support/entry.jspa?categoryID=139&externalID=4815.
Note: This version of POD Farm includes support for both Line 6 hardware and iLok USB Smart Key. Licenses for each hardware platform are unique and not interchangeable.  POD Farm or POD Farm Platinum iLok licenses are required for use with iLok keys. Activations for iLok keys are included with the retail version of the plug-ins or can be purchased from http://line6.com/store/storefront.html?categoryID=5.
POD Farm and POD Farm Platinum iLok users may may choose not to install the components required for Line 6 devices.  Likewise, POD Studio and other Line 6 hardware users of POD Farm may ignore any iLok specific installer components.
All supported Line 6 devices require a POD Farm license for VST/AU/RTAS plug-in functionality.  If your device does not already have a POD Farm license, one can be purchased at http://line6.com/store/storefront.html?categoryID=5.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-02-04 09:51:24</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00100000">iLok</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="saveas" id="2589" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.11</version>
        <build_string>POD Farm Installer</build_string>
        <filename>POD Farm v1.11.0 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[We recommend that all customers with POD Farm 1.10 update to POD Farm 1.11.
This installer provides a complete software package for POD Farm, the powerful amp and effects modeling plug-in for recording guitarists, delivering the industry-standard tone of
POD to your DAW.  Also included is the POD Farm standalone application, which features ToneDirect Monitoring for low latency performance on supported Line 6 devices. 
What's New?
Various USB unplug issues with Line 6 hardware - FIXED
Loading POD Farm iLok in 64-bit Steinberg DAW's causes VST Bridge Crash - FIXED
Model drag & drop not functioning in 64-bit Steinberg applications - FIXED
Host Sync button sometimes doesn't properly save within DAW - FIXED
Model Sync button sometimes doesn't properly save within DAW - FIXED
Speed knob does not affect Random Sample & Hold model - FIXED
Input/Output gain knob settings not saved within DAW - FIXED
POD Farm settings saved in DAWs reset to "Default" tone when no dongle is detected - FIXED
Plug-in does not present a notification when a device has been disconnected - FIXED
Mixer View source menu requires manual reset when switching out of Dual Tone (ToneDirect Only) - FIXED
POD Farm for iLok incurs unexpectedly high CPU usage (Win Only) - FIXED
Instrument 2 input not shown as a valid input in dual tone (UX8 Only) - FIXED
Tones from previous versions of POD Farm do not load correctly - FIXED
This version of the Line 6 device drivers addresses the following issue:
Clicks and pops may be heard while various OS events are occurring (Win/UX8 Only) - FIXED
This version of the Line 6 device control panel addresses the following issues:
Mixer forgets pan settings for linked faders (UX8 Only) - FIXED
UX8 control panel input selections may come up blank & not pass audio (UX8 Only) - FIXED
The installer includes these components:
POD Farm plug-in (v1.11) for RTAS and VST
POD Farm standalone application (v1.11), with support for POD Studio, TonePort and GuitarPort
POD Farm Basic User Guide (v1.1)
Device drivers (v3.4.3.6) for all supported devices
Driver Control Panel for Line 6 devices (v3.36)
Line 6 Monkey intelligent updater (v1.27)
Please read the POD Farm Basic User Guide for instructions on getting POD Farm up and running once it's installed.<br><br>
Online help is available in English and other languages http://line6.com/support/manuals/?families=55&submit=Submit.
Full release notes are available at http://line6.com/community/docs/DOC-1425.
A list of supported devices and upgrade paths is available at http://www.line6.com/podfarm/faq.html.
FAQ's regarding iLok can be found at http://line6.com/community/docs/DOC-4815.
Note: This version of POD Farm includes support for both Line 6 hardware and iLok USB Smart Key. Licenses for each hardware platform are unique and not interchangeable.  POD Farm or POD Farm Platinum iLok licenses are required for use with iLok keys. Activations for iLok keys are included with the retail version of the plug-ins or can be purchased from http://line6.com/store/storefront.html?categoryID=5.
POD Farm and POD Farm Platinum iLok users may may choose not to install the components required for Line 6 devices.  Likewise, POD Studio and other Line 6 hardware users of POD Farm may ignore any iLok specific installer components.
All supported Line 6 devices require a POD Farm license for VST/AU/RTAS plug-in functionality.  If your device does not already have a POD Farm license, one can be purchased at http://line6.com/store/storefront.html?categoryID=5.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-04-29 16:56:47</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00100000">iLok</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="saveas" id="3143" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.12</version>
        <build_string>POD Farm Installer</build_string>
        <filename>POD Farm v1.12 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This installer provides a complete software package for POD Farm, the powerful amp and effects modeling plug-in for recording guitarists, delivering the industry-standard tone of
POD to your DAW.  Also included is the POD Farm standalone application, which features ToneDirect Monitoring for low latency performance on supported Line 6 devices. 
What's New?
This version includes drivers which support Windows 7
Numerous stability and compatibility fixes
The installer includes these components:
POD Farm plug-in (v1.12) for RTAS and VST
POD Farm standalone application (v1.12), with support for POD Studio, TonePort and GuitarPort
POD Farm Basic User Guide (v1.1)
Device drivers (v4.0.2.6) for all supported devices
Driver Control Panel for Line 6 devices (v3.41)
Line 6 Monkey intelligent updater (v1.33)
Please read the POD Farm Basic User Guide for instructions on getting POD Farm up and running once it's installed.<br><br>
Online help is available in English and other languages http://line6.com/support/manuals/?families=55&submit=Submit.
Full release notes are available at http://line6.com/community/docs/DOC-1862.
A list of supported devices and upgrade paths is available at http://www.line6.com/podfarm/faq.html.
FAQ's regarding iLok can be found at http://line6.com/community/docs/DOC-4815.
Note: This version of POD Farm includes support for both Line 6 hardware and iLok USB Smart Key. Licenses for each hardware platform are unique and not interchangeable.  POD Farm or POD Farm Platinum iLok licenses are required for use with iLok keys. Activations for iLok keys are included with the retail version of the plug-ins or can be purchased from http://line6.com/store/storefront.html?categoryID=5.
POD Farm and POD Farm Platinum iLok users may may choose not to install the components required for Line 6 devices.  Likewise, POD Studio and other Line 6 hardware users of POD Farm may ignore any iLok specific installer components.
All supported Line 6 devices require a POD Farm license for VST/AU/RTAS plug-in functionality.  If your device does not already have a POD Farm license, one can be purchased at http://line6.com/store/storefront.html?categoryID=5.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-04-06 10:14:58</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
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    <release_list>
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        <version>1.60</version>
        <build_string>Helix Native</build_string>
        <filename>Helix Native v1.60 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-07-02 12:29:02</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
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        <version>1.90</version>
        <build_string>Helix Native</build_string>
        <filename>Helix Native v1.90 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-04-21 09:00:55</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
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        <version>1.02</version>
        <build_string>Spider IV Edit</build_string>
        <filename>Spider IV Edit v1.02 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Spider IV Edit requires Spider IV Firmware v1.51 or greater.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-02-19 10:07:17</release_date>
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          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
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        <version>1.03</version>
        <build_string>Spider IV Edit</build_string>
        <filename>Spider IV Edit v1.03 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Spider IV Edit requires Spider IV Firmware v1.51 or greater.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-03-17 16:41:12</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
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        <build_string>Spider IV Edit</build_string>
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        <notes><![CDATA[The OS X version of this installer is signed for installation on Mountain Lion.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-08-13 10:41:03</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x00120004">Spider IV 150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120002">Spider IV 75</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120005">Spider IV HD150</hardware>
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  <softwaredef type="app" name="Line 6 License Manager">
    <url></url>
    <release_list>
      <release action="autorun" id="12785" app_quit="true">
        <version>1.16</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 License Manager </build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 License Manager v1.16 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2024-08-29 11:00:00</release_date>
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          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140006">POD HD Pro X</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140005">POD HD500X</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
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    <release_list>
      <release id="8403">
        <version>1.03</version>
        <build_string>Spider V Remote</build_string>
        <filename>Spider V Remote 1.03 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Spider V Remote Version 1.03
The new Spider V Remote is a FREE software editor that allows you to control your Spider V guitar amplifier via USB. You can edit tones by selecting amps, cabs or effects, switch tones, modifying parameters and more. You can load, save and organize your presets individually or even backup and restore all of your presets in your Spider V.
Learn more at http://line6.com/spider-v/.
NEW IN 1.03
New librarian allows you to manage presets on your Spider V.
Import, export, copy, paste, and reorder your presets
Optimizations and bug fixes
Support for Spider V 20
FEATURES
Record and Edit at the same time via USB
Change Amp models or effects choosing from over 200 amps and effects to your tweaking hearts content
Tap tempo and/or type to rename your tones
Load and save presets from disk
Backup and restore of all your Spider V presets with just a few clicks
Fully resizable window management allows for other windows like a browser or a DAW to sit comfortably together in harmony on your display(s).
HAVE A GREAT IDEA FOR SPIDER V?
If you have a great idea for Spider V, we want to hear about it! Please visit http://line6.ideascale.com to post your requests and suggestions, or vote for features. This is the most direct way for you to influence our updates, and we look forward to hearing from you!]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-06-29 10:55:06</release_date>
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          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
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        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220002">Spider V 120</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220005">Spider V 20</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220003">Spider V 240</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220004">Spider V 240HC</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220000">Spider V 30</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220001">Spider V 60</hardware>
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      <release id="10726">
        <version>2.01</version>
        <build_string>Spider V Remote</build_string>
        <filename>Spider V Remote 2.01 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Addresses an issue on certain Windows systems where the app cannot launch.
Addresses and issue w/ internet connectivity]]></notes>
        <release_date>2021-10-15 17:40:11</release_date>
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          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
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        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220002">Spider V 120</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220005">Spider V 20</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220003">Spider V 240</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220004">Spider V 240HC</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220000">Spider V 30</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220001">Spider V 60</hardware>
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  <softwaredef type="app" name="HX Edit">
    <url></url>
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        <version>1.00</version>
        <build_string>Helix</build_string>
        <filename>Helix v1.00 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the Helix application. It's used to organize and backup your presets and setlists, and load third-party IRs (Impulse Responses) onto Helix
The required Helix Driver is included in this app installer.
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-09-29 15:07:41</release_date>
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          <os name="Windows 8"/>
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        <version>1.01</version>
        <build_string>Helix</build_string>
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        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-10-30 07:28:35</release_date>
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          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
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        <hardware_list>
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      <release action="autorun" id="6699" app_quit="false">
        <version>1.02</version>
        <build_string>Helix</build_string>
        <filename>Helix v1.02 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Application v1.02 Release Notes
Helix Application 1.02 is a free software update that includes new features, fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all Helix users perform this update!
IMPORTANT! Before restoring your backed up presets to Helix, you must first install the latest 1.02 version of the Helix application!
New Features
- Supports newer preset format used by Helix firmware 1.04.1
- Supports backup and restore of new Helix delay models in 1.04.1
Bug Fixes
- General stability improvements
- Other minor bug fixes and optimizations
Known Issues
- Importing a setlist and then importing a bundle can cause the Helix app to disconnect
- In rare cases, the Helix application may fail to connect when set to autolaunch on Mac OS X]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-11-23 14:19:35</release_date>
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          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
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        <version>1.03</version>
        <build_string>Helix</build_string>
        <filename>Helix v1.03 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Application v1.03 Release Notes
Helix Application 1.03 is a free software update that includes new features, fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all Helix users perform this update!
IMPORTANT! Before restoring your backed up presets to Helix, you must first install the latest 1.03 version of the Helix application!
New Features
- Supports newer preset format used by Helix firmware 1.06.0
- Supports backup and restore of new Helix amp, distortion, modulation, filter and pitch models in 1.06.0
- Now supports drag and drop of folder import of preset and IRs
Bug Fixes
- General stability improvements
- Stability improvements regarding operations with IRs
- Other minor bug fixes and optimizations
Known Issues
- In rare cases, the Helix application may fail to connect when set to autolaunch on Mac OS X
- Importing or exporting a preset bundle while streaming audio may cause Helix to disconnect]]></notes>
        <release_date>2016-01-26 11:49:48</release_date>
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          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="6827" app_quit="false">
        <version>1.04</version>
        <build_string>Helix</build_string>
        <filename>Helix v1.04 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Application v1.04 Release Notes
Helix Application 1.04 is a free software update that includes new features, fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all Helix users perform this update!
IMPORTANT! Before restoring your backed up presets to Helix, you must first install the latest 1.04 version of the Helix application!
Bug Fixes
- CC Toggle With Larger Dim Value Than Lit Value Not Restoring Properly Upon Export/Import 
- Importing multiple IRs or Presets can crash app 
- CC Toggle Dim and Lit States Switch After Exporting and Importing 
Known Issues
- In rare cases, the Helix application may fail to connect when set to autolaunch on Mac OS X
- Importing or exporting a preset bundle while streaming audio may cause Helix to disconnect]]></notes>
        <release_date>2016-02-16 13:38:36</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="7024" app_quit="false">
        <version>1.12</version>
        <build_string>Helix</build_string>
        <filename>Helix v1.12 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Editor v1.12 Release Notes
Helix Editor 1.12 is a free update that includes new fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations.
IMPORTANT! READ BEFORE INSTALLING ANY NEW SOFTWARE!
If you have already updated Helix or Helix Racks firmware to 1.12:
1. Install the 1.12 Editor update, available at http://line6.com/software/. Check the Beta box.
If you have NOT already updated Helix/Helix Rack's firmware to 1.12, please follow the instructions below:
1. Shut down all Line 6 software as well as any software that streams audio, including, but not limited to: iTunes, Spotify, DAWs, etc.
2. Use your CURRENT EXISTING Helix application to back up all of your presets and IRs. If you're running Helix FW 1.06 or 1.06.5, your current Helix application version should be 1.04. If you're running Helix FW 1.10, your current Helix application version should be 1.11.
3. Quit the CURRENT EXISTING Helix application and download and install the NEW Helix editor (1.12), available here: http://line6.com/software/ This also installs the newest version of Line 6 Updater (1.09).
4. If you're using Helix Rack with Helix Control, turn off Helix Control.
5. Using the new Line 6 Updater (1.09), update Helix (or Helix Rack) to the newest firmware (1.12.0). If you're using Helix Rack with Helix Control, after Helix Rack has been updated, connect and power on Helix Control, and it will update automatically.
6. Using the latest Helix editor (1.12), restore all user presets and IRs.
NEW FEATURES
- Scribble strips and footswitch LED colors can now be customized from the Footswitch Assign, Controller Assign, and Command Center screens for any items assigned to a footswitch
- Processing blocks can be copied and pasted. Control-click (Win: Right-click) a block and select Copy Block. Control/right-click the destination location or block you want to overwrite and select Paste Block.
- Additional keyboard shortcuts:
H - Selects the Home tab
F - Selects the Footswitch Assign tab
C - Selects the Controller Assign tab
M - Selects the Command Center tab
G - Selects the Global EQ screen
P - Selects the Preset list
I - Selects the Impulse Responses list
A - Selects and cycles through Amp+Cab, Amp, and/or Preamp tonestacks
T - Tap Tempo
Space Bar - Toggles the currently selected block on and off
Tab - Toggles focus between the librarian and editor windows
Arrow Up/Down/Left/Right (Editor) - Selects the current block
Arrow Up/Down/Left/Right (Model List) - Navigates the model list
Arrow Up/Down (Librarian) - Navigates the preset or IR list
Enter/Return (Librarian) - Loads the selected preset
[,][.], [-][+] - Manually adjusts the most recently clicked slider
Shift-[,][.], Shift-[-][+] - Manually adjusts the most recently clicked slider faster
Command-C (Win: Control-C) - Copies the current block
Command-V (Win: Control-V) - Pastes the block
Command-S (Win: Control-S) - Saves the preset
Control-click (Win: Right-click) a slider - Allows for manually entering a value
Command-click (Win: Control-click) a slider - Resets to default value
OTHER IMPROVEMENTS
- Input > Multi and Input > Variax now displays a Variax Volume slider
- A light blue box surrounds either the librarian or editor panel, telling you which one is in focus; press Tab to toggle between them
- Block selection is now synchronized between Helix and the Helix editor
- A confirmation dialog now appears when attempting to clear all controllers
- Added graphics for Input > USB 3/4, USB 5/6, and USB 7/8
- Manually entering delay Time values is now accomplished in milliseconds, not seconds
- The Helix firmware indicator in the upper left corner now reads Firmware
BUG FIXES
- A USB port driver issue within OS X El Capitan precluded certain computers (namely MacBook Pros and iMacs from mid-2012) from allowing communication between Helix and the Helix Editor. Note: You must update OS X to El Capitan 10.11.4 - FIXED
- Quickly moving an expression pedal assigned to many parameters can sometimes cause disconnection with Helix on Windows 7 - FIXED
- Note sync was not assignable to a controller - FIXED
- Importing a bundle while streaming audio could cause the Helix editor to disconnect - FIXED
- Removing the last block on parallel path B would display a floating None block until a different block was selected - FIXED
- Certain menu sliders could behave erratically when a footswitch had eight items assigned - FIXED
- Moving blocks could automatically select EXP 2 if one of the blocks parameters defaulted to EXP 1 - FIXED
- Hardware and software could lose sync if a controller-assigned block was moved from Path 1A to 1B and back - FIXED
- The Looper block's Footswitch Assign page displayed a momentary/latching slider - FIXED
- A couple effects parameters were incorrect or missing - FIXED
- Certain stereo delay models could display an incorrect Time parameter value - FIXED
- Helix editor would sometimes not open immediately after closing Line 6 Updater - FIXED
- General stability improvements
- Many other minor bug fixes and optimizations]]></notes>
        <release_date>2016-05-11 10:29:35</release_date>
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          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="7088" app_quit="false">
        <version>2.00</version>
        <build_string>Helix</build_string>
        <filename>Helix v2.00 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Editor v2.00 Release Notes
Helix v2.00 is an update that includes new models, features, fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all Helix users perform this update!
IMPORTANT! READ BEFORE INSTALLING 2.00!
1. Shut down all Line 6 software as well as any software that streams audio, including, but not limited to: iTunes, Spotify, DAWs, etc.
2. Use your CURRENT EXISTING Helix application to back up all of your presets and IRs (if you want to keep them). If you're running Helix FW 1.12, your current Helix application version should be 1.12.
NOTE: You may want to back up individual Setlists so you can restore them to empty setlists without affecting the new 2.0 factory presets.
3. Quit the CURRENT EXISTING Helix editor application and download and install the NEW Helix editor application (2.00), available here: http://line6.com/software/ This also installs the newest version of Line 6 Updater (1.09).
4. If you're using Helix Rack with Helix Control, turn off Helix Control.
5. Using the latest Line 6 Updater (1.09), update Helix/Helix Rack to the newest firmware (2.00). At the end of the update process, Helix/Helix Rack will reboot automatically and begin rebuilding presets. Wait for this process to complete.
6. If you're using Helix Control with Helix Rack, connect and power on Helix Control. The inspector will ask if you want to update its firmware. Press Knob 6 (OK).
7. Turn off Helix/Helix Rack. HELIX FLOOR: While holding footswitches 9 and 10 (middle two switches on the bottom row), turn on Helix. HELIX RACK: While holding knobs 5 and 6 below the screen, turn on Helix Rack. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
8. Using the NEW Helix editor application (2.00), restore the user presets you backed up in step 2.
New Features
- Snapshots- Select one of eight snapshots to instantly recall all block on/off states, up to 64 parameter values, certain Command Center values, and tempo. Any Delay, Reverb, or FX Loop block with its Trails parameter turned on will spill across snapshots seamlessly. Click the gray box below the large preset name and select the desired snapshot from the list. For more information, check out the new Helix Application Pilots Guide, available from the Help menu
- Copy/Paste Snapshots - Select the snapshot you want to copy, click the camera icon and select Copy. Select the snapshot you want to overwrite, click the camera icon and select Paste
- Rename Snapshots - Click the camera icon and select Rename. SHORTCUT: Click-hold the snapshot name
- Tempo Select - Click the Tempo box (to the left of TAP) and select Per Snapshot, Per Preset (the default), or Global
- Controllers to Variax Parameters - Controllers (including Snapshots) can now control/recall Variax parameters, so you can do cool stuff like toggle between two guitar models with a footswitch, control Variax's tone knob with an expression pedal, assign a momentary footswitch to drop D, recall completely different tunings with each snapshot, and more. There's nothing special to do; just assign a controller to Variax parameters like you would any other parameter
- Additional keyboard shortcuts:
B: Displays and places focus on the EDITOR window - Bypass Assign panel
Shift-Command-C (Win: Ctrl-Shift-C): Copies the currently selected snapshot to the clipboard
Shift-Command-V (Win: Ctrl-Shift-V): Pastes copied snapshot to the currently selected snapshot
Shift-Command-R (Win: Ctrl-Shift-R): Renames the currently selected snapshot
Other Improvements
- If a controller is assigned to a parameter, brackets now appear around the value (as on the hardware)
- The Footswitch Assign page has been renamed Bypass Assign to better describe current and potential future functionality
- The Helix Application Pilots Guide has been updated to 2.0. From the Help menu, select Helix Application Pilots Guide
Bug Fixes
- General stability improvements
- Minor bug fixes and optimizations
Known Issues
- Attempting to drag more than 128 IRs into the Helix app will load no IRs at all
- Brackets may continue to appear around controller-assigned values even after performing a Clear All Controllers procedure
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2016-07-06 11:01:30</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="7106" app_quit="false">
        <version>2.01</version>
        <build_string>Helix</build_string>
        <filename>Helix v2.01 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Editor v2.01 Release Notes
Helix v2.01.0 is a software update that includes fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all Helix users perform this update!
IMPORTANT! YOU *MUST* FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS TO INSTALL 2.01!
1. Shut down all Line 6 software as well as any software that streams audio, including, but not limited to: iTunes, Spotify, DAWs, etc.
2. Use your CURRENT EXISTING Helix application to back up all of your presets and IRs (if you want to keep them). If you're running Helix FW 1.12, your current Helix application version should be 1.12.
NOTE: You may want to back up individual Setlists so you can restore them to empty setlists without affecting the new 2.01 factory presets.
3. Quit the CURRENT EXISTING Helix editor application and download and install the NEW Helix editor application (2.01), available here: http://line6.com/software/ This also installs the newest version of Line 6 Updater (1.09).
4. If you're using Helix Rack with Helix Control, turn off Helix Control.
5. Using the latest Line 6 Updater (1.09), update Helix/Helix Rack to the newest firmware (2.01). At the end of the update process, Helix/Helix Rack will reboot automatically and begin rebuilding presets. Wait for this process to complete.
6. If you're using Helix Control with Helix Rack, connect and power on Helix Control. The inspector will ask if you want to update its firmware. Press Knob 6 (OK). Wait for the update to finish.
YOU MUST RESET GLOBALS AND RESTORE PRESETS, OTHERWISE HELIX 2.01 WILL NOT WORK PROPERLY. DO IT. DO IT NOW:
7. To reset globals and restore presets, turn off Helix/Helix Rack.
HELIX FLOOR ONLY: While holding footswitches 9 and 10 (middle two switches on the bottom row), turn on Helix. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
HELIX RACK ONLY: While holding knobs 5 and 6 below the screen, turn on Helix Rack. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
8. Using the NEW Helix editor application (2.01), restore the user presets you backed up in step 2.
Improvements
- In addition to Tap Tempo, Snapshots and footswitches-as-controllers now also respect the Global Settings > Preferences > Tap Tempo Pitch setting
- 2.0 changed the default Guitar In-Z setting to Auto for new presets. Existing factory presets now also reflect this value
Bug Fixes
- Certain elaborate pre-2.0 presets with many controller assignments could sometimes fail to rebuild properly after updating from v1.x to v2.x firmware - FIXED
- Switch LED parameter was not responsive from the Controller Assign screen - FIXED
- In some cases, Ext Amp and Note On message states were ignored when exported and then reimported - FIXED
- The Helix > Preferences > Stereo IR Import setting was not remembered - FIXED
- Engaging key commands while presets, setlists, or IRs were loading/exporting could result in instabilities - FIXED
- General stability improvements
- Other minor bug fixes and optimizations
Known Issues
- The Distortion > Bitcrusher Bit Depth parameter appears as undefined; continues to work properly from the hardware
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2016-07-20 12:34:03</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="7261" app_quit="false">
        <version>2.10</version>
        <build_string>Helix</build_string>
        <filename>Helix v2.10 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Editor v2.10 Release Notes
Helix v2.10.0 is a software update that includes new features, fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all Helix users perform this update!
IMPORTANT! YOU *MUST* FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS TO INSTALL 2.10!
1. Shut down all Line 6 software as well as any software that streams audio, including, but not limited to: iTunes, Spotify, DAWs, browsers, etc.
2. Use your CURRENT EXISTING Helix application to back up all of your presets and IRs (if you want to keep them). For example, if youre running Helix FW 1.12, your current Helix application version should be 1.12.
NOTE: You may want to back up individual Setlists so you can restore them to empty setlists without affecting the new 2.10 factory presets.
3. Quit the CURRENT EXISTING Helix editor application and download and install the NEW Helix editor application (2.10), available here: http://line6.com/software/ This also installs the newest version of Line 6 Updater (1.10).
4. If youre using Helix Rack with Helix Control, turn off Helix Control.
5. Using the latest Line 6 Updater (1.10), update Helix/Helix Rack to the newest firmware (2.10). At the end of the update process, Helix/Helix Rack will reboot automatically and begin rebuilding presets. Wait for this process to complete.
6. If youre using Helix Control with Helix Rack, connect and power on Helix Control. The inspector will ask if you want to update its firmware. Press Knob 6 (OK). Wait for the update to finish.
YOU MUST RESET GLOBALS AND RESTORE PRESETS, OTHERWISE HELIX 2.10 WILL NOT WORK PROPERLY. DO IT. DO IT NOW:
7. To reset globals and restore presets, turn off Helix/Helix Rack.
HELIX FLOOR ONLY: While holding footswitches 9 and 10 (middle two switches on the bottom row), turn
on Helix. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
HELIX RACK ONLY: While holding knobs 5 and 6 below the screen, turn on Helix Rack. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
8. Using the NEW Helix editor application (2.10), restore the user presets you backed up in step 2.
New Features
- Auto Enable/Bypass blocks from EXP 1/2/3 and Variax Volume/Tone KnobsProcessing blocks (such as Wah, Pitch Wham, etc.) can now be enabled/bypassed by simply moving EXP 1, EXP 2, EXP 3, or Variaxs Volume or Tone knob. Click the Bypass Assign tab. From the source pulldown menu (normally reads None), select the desired switch. When selecting a continuous controller as a switch, Position and Wait sliders appear.
- Bypass Assign > PositionPosition determines the location in the Exp Pedal or Variax knobs travel where the block is engaged. For example, if set to 1%, the block will turn off as soon as the pedal is moved to the heel position. If set to 99%, the block will only turn on when the pedal is moved to the toe position. To swap the on/off state regardless of position, click the small bypass icon above the selected block.
- Bypass Assign > WaitWait determines how long it takes after the Exp Pedal or Variax Knob is moved below the Position location before the block turns off. For example, you may not want the Wah to turn off instantly every time you hit the heel position during your big funk solo. Also, does your song really need a big funk solo?
- Block Bypass via MIDIIndividual processing blocks can now be enabled/bypassed via incoming MIDI CC messages. Click the Bypass Assign tab. Move the MIDI In slider to choose the desired MIDI CC. Incoming CC values 0-63 will turn the block off; values 64-127 will turn the block on. Note that some MIDI CCs are reserved for global functions and cannot be selected.
- Split > Y Balance parametersThe old Split > Y block sends both left and right signals to Paths A and B equally. 2.10 adds individual balance (pan) control of the signals sent to Path A and B.
- Snapshot Assign ShortcutOPTION-click (Mac) or ALT-click (PC) any Home screen parameter to quickly assign its value to the Snapshots controller
- Unassign Controller ShortcutSHIFT-OPTION-click (Mac) or SHIFT-ALT-click (PC) any Home screen parameter to instantly remove any controller assignment
- Exit Fullscreen Mode ShortcutPress ESC to exit fullscreen mode
Improvements/Changes
- Added a Headroom parameter to Delay > Vintage Digital
- Split > Y can now be bypassed; when bypassed, the block sends both left and right signals to both paths equally (like the old Split Y block)
- Added forward slash [/] to list of characters for naming presets, setlists, snapshots, and Stomp mode custom labels
- Bypass Assign tab has been relabeled Switch to better reflect all values
- Tap Tempo no longer affects a presets dirty state
- If a user fails to read and follow the update instructions, Helix will cause their car radio to only play polka death metal every Thursday from 1-3pm PST
Bug Fixes
- If many MIDI program change messages are received while the editor is importing or exporting data, the editor can freeze and Helix can crash - FIXED
- Copying and pasting blocks on top of one another while in Pedal Edit mode can sometimes result in a blank scribble strip - FIXED
- General stability improvements
- Other minor bug fixes and optimizations
Known Issues
- When changing snapshots from the Helix application, block redraws may appear slower than normal. This does not affect actual snapshot selection
- Bypass Assign > Wait defaults to 300ms from the hardware and 100ms when selected within the Helix edit application
- Copying and pasting a block assigned to auto enable/bypass from the Helix editor may result in a Cannot paste block error message while the Helix hardware confirms the block was indeed pasted correctly. Workaround: Save the preset to re-sync the application
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2016-11-22 07:56:35</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="7278" app_quit="false">
        <version>2.11</version>
        <build_string>Helix</build_string>
        <filename>Helix v2.11 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Editor v2.11 Release Notes
Helix v2.11.0 is a software update that includes fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all Helix users perform this update!
IMPORTANT! YOU *MUST* FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS TO INSTALL 2.11!
1. Shut down all Line 6 software as well as any software that streams audio, including, but not limited to: iTunes, Spotify, DAWs, browsers, etc.
2. Use your CURRENT EXISTING Helix application to back up all of your presets and IRs (if you want to keep them). For example, if you're running Helix FW 1.12, your current Helix application version should be 1.12.
NOTE: You may want to back up individual Setlists so you can restore them to empty setlists without affecting the 2.11 factory presets.
3. Quit the CURRENT EXISTING Helix editor application and download and install the NEW Helix editor application (2.11), available here: http://line6.com/software/ This also installs the newest version of Line 6 Updater (1.10).
4. If you're using Helix Rack with Helix Control, turn off Helix Control.
5. Using the latest Line 6 Updater (1.10), update Helix/Helix Rack to the newest firmware (2.11). At the end of the update process, Helix/Helix Rack will reboot automatically and begin rebuilding presets. Wait for this process to complete.
6. If you're using Helix Control with Helix Rack, connect and power on Helix Control. The inspector will ask if you want to update its firmware. Press Knob 6 (OK). Wait for the update to finish.
YOU MUST RESET GLOBALS AND RESTORE PRESETS, OTHERWISE HELIX 2.11 WILL NOT WORK PROPERLY. DO IT. DO IT NOW:
7. To reset globals and restore presets, turn off Helix/Helix Rack.
HELIX FLOOR ONLY: While holding footswitches 9 and 10 (middle two switches on the bottom row), turn on Helix. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and
restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
HELIX RACK ONLY: While holding knobs 5 and 6 below the screen, turn on Helix Rack. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
8. Using the NEW Helix editor application (2.11), restore the user presets you backed up in step 2.
Bug Fixes
- After importing a pre-2.10 preset that contains snapshots, EXP 2 could disappear from the expression pedals scribble strip LCD - FIXED
- After importing a pre-2.10 preset with IR 127 or 128 loaded, corruption could occur - FIXED
- Bypass Assign > Wait defaults to 300ms from the hardware and 100ms when selected within the Helix edit application - FIXED
- Bypass Assign > Custom Label And Switch LED parameters do not apply to EXP 1/2/3 and Variax Vol/Tone, yet were visible - FIXED
- In rare cases when selecting a snapshot, the Input block could revert to None and become unresponsive - FIXED
- If continuous bypass assignments exist in a preset containing multiple snapshot states, in rare cases, some parameters could not recall correctly - FIXED
- General stability improvements
- Other minor bug fixes and optimizations
Known Issues
- When changing snapshots from the Helix application, block redraws may appear slower than normal. This does not affect actual snapshot selection
- Copying and pasting a block assigned to auto enable/bypass from the Helix editor may result in a Cannot paste block error message while the Helix hardware confirms the block was indeed pasted correctly. Workaround: Save the preset to re-sync the application
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2016-12-15 12:56:05</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="7399" app_quit="false">
        <version>2.20</version>
        <build_string>Helix</build_string>
        <filename>Helix v2.20 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Editor 2.20 Release Notes
Helix v2.20.0 is a firmware update that includes new amps, cabs, effects, features, fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all Helix users perform this update!
IMPORTANT! YOU *MUST* FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS TO INSTALL 2.20!
1. Shut down all Line 6 software as well as any software that streams audio, including, but not limited to: iTunes, Spotify, DAWs, browsers, etc.
2. Use your CURRENT EXISTING Helix application to back up all of your presets and IRs (if you want to keep them). For example, if you're running Helix FW 1.12, your current Helix application version should be 1.12.
NOTE: You may want to back up individual Setlists so you can restore them to empty setlists without affecting the new 2.20 factory presets.
3. Quit the CURRENT EXISTING Helix editor application and download and install the LATEST Helix editor application (2.20), available here: http://line6.com/software/ This also installs the newest version of Line 6 Updater (1.11).
4. If you're using Helix Rack with Helix Control, turn off Helix Control.
5. Using the latest Line 6 Updater (1.11), update Helix/Helix Rack to the newest firmware (2.20). At the end of the update process, Helix/Helix Rack will reboot automatically and begin rebuilding presets. Wait for this process to complete.
6. If you're using Helix Control with Helix Rack, connect and power on Helix Control. The inspector will ask if you want to update its firmware. Press Knob 6 (OK). Wait for the update to finish.
YOU MUST RESET GLOBALS AND RESTORE PRESETS, OTHERWISE HELIX 2.20 WILL NOT WORK PROPERLY. DO IT. DO IT NOW:
7. To reset globals and restore presets, turn off Helix/Helix Rack.
HELIX FLOOR ONLY: While holding footswitches 9 and 10 (middle two switches on the bottom row), turn on
Helix. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
HELIX RACK ONLY: While holding knobs 5 and 6 below the screen, turn on Helix Rack. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
8. Using the NEW Helix editor application (2.20), restore the user presets you backed up in step 2.
New Features
- Support for 22 new 2.20 models
Bug Fixes
- In very rare cases, corrupted presets containing a Volume/Pan > Volume Pedal block can cause volume to drop to 0% - FIXED
- Certain Roland keyboards constantly spit out active sensing MIDI messages (with no way to disable them), which could affect Helixs MIDI transmission - FIXED
- The Channel Volume taper for the Archetype amp model was incorrect - FIXED
- Many other minor bug fixes and optimizations
Known Issues
- When changing snapshots from the Helix application, block redraws may appear slower than normal. This does not affect actual snapshot selection
- If a Variax guitar is connected to Helix, MIDI channel 16 should never be used, as channel 16 is how Variax Workbench communicates with the guitar. This is by design. On a related note, Variax Workbench should never be used while MIDI tracks are armed or playing back in your DAW
- In rare cases, Helix may freeze when very rapidly changing presets while receiving MIDI clock
- Never edit Helix presets while uploading/downloading Variax Workbench presets. The Helix application can lose connection]]></notes>
        <release_date>2017-03-30 12:01:47</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="7446" app_quit="false">
        <version>2.21</version>
        <build_string>Helix</build_string>
        <filename>Helix v2.21 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Editor 2.21 Release Notes
Helix v2.21.0 is a software update that includes fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all Helix users perform this update!
IMPORTANT! IF YOU'VE ALREADY INSTALLED HELIX FIRMWARE 2.21 and HELIX EDIT 2.20, ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS INSTALL HELIX EDIT 2.21.
IF YOU HAVE NOT INSTALLED HELIX FIRMWARE 2.21 and HELIX EDIT 2.20, YOU *MUST* FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS!
1. Shut down all Line 6 software as well as any software that streams audio, including, but not limited to: iTunes, Spotify, DAWs, browsers, etc.
2. Use your CURRENT EXISTING Helix application to back up all of your presets and IRs (if you want to keep them). For example, if you're running Helix FW 1.12, your current Helix application version should be 1.12.
NOTE: You may want to back up individual Setlists so you can restore them to empty setlists without affecting the new 2.20 factory presets.
3. Quit the CURRENT EXISTING Helix editor application and download and install the LATEST Helix editor application (2.21), available here: http://line6.com/software/ This also installs the newest version of Line 6 Updater (1.11).
4. If you're using Helix Rack with Helix Control, turn off Helix Control.
5. Using the latest Line 6 Updater (1.11), update Helix/Helix Rack to the newest firmware (2.21). At the end of the update process, Helix/Helix Rack will reboot automatically and begin rebuilding presets. Wait for this process to complete.
6. If you're using Helix Control with Helix Rack, connect and power on Helix Control. The inspector will ask if you want to update its firmware. Press Knob 6 (OK). Wait for the update to finish.
YOU MUST RESET GLOBALS AND RESTORE PRESETS, OTHERWISE HELIX 2.21 WILL NOT WORK PROPERLY. DO IT. DO IT NOW:
7. To reset globals and restore presets, turn off Helix/Helix Rack.
HELIX FLOOR/LT ONLY: While holding footswitches 9 and 10 (middle two switches on the bottom row), turn on Helix. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
HELIX RACK ONLY: While holding knobs 5 and 6 below the screen, turn on Helix Rack. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
8. Using the NEW Helix editor application (2.21), restore the user presets you backed up in step 2.
Bug Fixes
- In rare cases, the editor could freeze when creating a mono or stereo Delay > Pitch Echo block - FIXED
- In rare cases, the editor could freeze when creating a mono or stereo Pitch/Synth > Simple Pitch or Dual Pitch block - FIXED
- In rare cases, Helix could freeze when accessing Global Settings while receiving MIDI Clock via USB - FIXED
- In rare cases, Helix can become unresponsive after copying specific block types onto another - FIXED
- A customized footswitch with multiple assignments could have its bypass states swapped after exporting the preset and then importing again - FIXED
- The forward slash character [/]could not be added to custom labels - FIXED
- Presets with many controller assignments may could occasionally not update the editor UI with those assignments - FIXED
- Other bug fixes and optimizations]]></notes>
        <release_date>2017-05-02 11:43:37</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="7884" app_quit="false">
        <version>2.30</version>
        <build_string>HX Edit</build_string>
        <filename>HX Edit v2.30 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[HX Edit 2.30 Release Notes
New Amps (7)
- Voltage Queen, based on* the Victoria® Electro King
- Derailed Ingrid, based on* the Trainwreck Circuits® Express
- Brit Trem Nrm, based on* the normal channel of the Marshall® Plexi Tremolo 50
- Brit Trem Brt, based on* the bright channel of the Marshall® Plexi Tremolo 50
- Brit Trem Jump, based on* the normal and bright channel (jumped) of the Marshall® Plexi Tremolo 50
- Cartographer, based on* the Ben Adrian Cartographer
- Agua 51, based on* the Aguilar® DB751 bass amp
New Effects (7)
- Distortion > Kinky Boost (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Xotic® EP Booster
- Distortion > Thrifter Fuzz (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
- Dynamics > Kinky Comp (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Xotic® SP Compressor
- Modulation > Bleat Chop Trem (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Lightfoot Labs© Goatkeeper
- Modulation > Double Take (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original doubler
- Delay > Cosmos Echo (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Roland® RE-201 Space Echo
- Volume/Pan > Stereo Width (Stereo), Line 6 Original utility to collapse stereo paths
* All product names are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6.
New Features
- Full State Backup and RestoreThe all new HX Edit application can perform a full state backup and restore of your Helix, Helix Rack/Control, and Helix LT presets, IRs, and global settings. IMPORTANT! You MUST be running Helix firmware 2.20 or higher to use full state backup and restore! From the File pulldown menu, select Create Backup Click [Create Backup] to confirm. To restore from a backup, from the File pulldown menu, select Restore From Backup From the Backup File pulldown, select the desired backup and click [Restore Backup]. You may choose to restore any combination of 8 setlists, IRs (including the index order), and/or Global Settings
Show/Hide PRESETS/IMPULSES ListClick the icon to the left of the preset name to show or hide the PRESETS/IMPULSES list
Known Issues
- In rare cases, moving a block from Path A to Path B can result in the Split block being created in the wrong position
- In rare cases, importing an IR file into the current Empty slot of an Impulse Response block can cause audio output to mute Workaround: Drag impulse response files directly into the IMPULSES list]]></notes>
        <release_date>2017-11-21 15:05:06</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="8019" app_quit="false">
        <version>2.50</version>
        <build_string>HX Edit</build_string>
        <filename>HX Edit v2.50 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[HX Edit 2.50 Release Notes
New Features
- HX Effects support: HX Effects can now utilize the HX Edit application as a preset librarian and IR loader. Full preset editing capability is coming to HX Edit spring of 2018
- HX Effects IR Support: HX Effects can now load user and third-party Impulse Response (IR) files via the HX Edit application
- Full State Backup and Restore for HX Effects HX Edit can perform a full state backup and restore of your HX ffects presets, IRs, and global settings. IMPORTANT! You MUST be running HX Effects 2.50 or higher to use full state backup and restore! From the File pulldown menu, select Create Backup Click [Create Backup] to confirm. To restore from a backup, from the File pulldown menu, select Restore From Backup From the Backup File pulldown, select the desired backup and click [Restore Backup]. You may choose to restore any combination of 8 setlists, IRs (including the index order), and/or Global Settings
Bug Fixes
- General stability improvements
- Other minor bug fixes and optimizations]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-01-25 16:41:26</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="8061" app_quit="false">
        <version>2.51</version>
        <build_string>HX Edit</build_string>
        <filename>HX Edit v2.51 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[HX Edit 2.51 Release Notes
New Features
- HX Effects support: HX Effects can now utilize the HX Edit application as a preset librarian and IR loader. Full preset editing capability is coming to HX Edit Spring of 2018
- HX Effects IR Support: HX Effects can now load user and third-party Impulse Response (IR) files via the HX Edit application
- Full State Backup and Restore FOR HX Effects - HX Edit can perform a full state backup and restore of your HX Effects presets, IRs, and global settings. IMPORTANT! You MUST be running HX Effects firmware 2.50 or higher to use full state backup and restore!
From the File pulldown menu, select Create Backup Click [Create Backup] to confirm. To restore from a backup, from the File pulldown menu, select Restore From Backup From the Backup File pulldown, select the desired backup and click [Restore Backup]. You may choose to restore any combination of 8 setlists, IRs (including the index order), and/or Global Settings
Bug Fixes
- Helix LT: When moving split or merge blocks from within HX Edit, Performance view would close on Helix LT - FIXED
- General stability improvements
- Other minor bug fixes and optimizations
Known Issues
- In rare cases, block bypass states controlled by snapshots can be set incorrectly recalled when exporting and then importing presets in HX Edit
- Helix LT: Changing a presets name from HX Edit is not immediately reflected on Helix LT's main LCD
- Shuriken Variax bank names do not appear correctly in the Input > Multi and Input > Variax block
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-02-07 13:02:33</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="8096" app_quit="false">
        <version>2.52</version>
        <build_string>HX Edit</build_string>
        <filename>HX Edit v2.52 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[HX Edit 2.52 Release Notes
HX Edit 2.52 is a software update that includes fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all Helix users perform this update!
Bug Fixes
- A block's Bypass MIDI IN assignment is also deleted when clearing a controller assignment in Bypass/Controller assign menu-FIXED
- A block's Bypass MIDI IN assignment is reset to OFF after entering EDIT menu and then returning to the Bypass/Controller assign menu-FIXED
- [HX EFFECTS] Exporting/importing preset may not preserve path B output destination-FIXED
- Right-click to Restore Split or Merge does not return block to last position-FIXED
- Not all Bypass MIDI In assignments are deleted after selecting Clear All Assignments in Bypass/Controller assign menu-FIXED
- General stability improvements
- Other minor bug fixes and optimizations
Known Issues
- Helix LT: Changing a presets name from HX Edit is not immediately reflected on Helix LT's main LCD
- Shuriken Variax bank names do not appear correctly in the Input > Multi and Input > Variax block
- Variax Model may not properly display name change after changing Snapshot
- Tap tempo button can change HX Edit's displayed tempo while Helix is receiving MIDI Clock from an external source
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-02-22 12:50:23</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="8417" app_quit="false">
        <version>2.60</version>
        <build_string>HX Edit</build_string>
        <filename>HX Edit v2.60 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[HX Edit 2.60 The Spring Cleaning Update
New Amp Models (2)
Cali Texas Ch1, based on* the clean channel of the MESA/Boogie® Lonestar
Placater Clean, based on* the clean channel of the Friedman BE-100
New Effects Models (4)
Distortion > Deranged Master (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Dallas Rangemaster Treble Booster - WARNING! Like the real thing, this model will take your head off! Works best before a distorted amp
Distortion > Deez One Vintage (Mono, Stereo), based on* the BOSS© DS-1 distortion pedal (classic Made-in-Japan version)
Distortion > Deez One Mod (Mono, Stereo), based on* the BOSS© DS-1 distortion pedal (Keeley mod version)
Looper > 1 Switch Looper (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 original (doesn't leave Stomp mode)
* All product names are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6.
Improvements/Changes
The Looper block is now called 6 Switch Looper (see Known Issues below)
Variax Shuriken bank names now appear in the Input > Multi and Input > Variax block without requiring connection to Variax Workbench
HX Edit now remembers its window size after disconnecting the Helix/HX device
New Features
Full editor support for HX EffectsHX Edit now includes parameter, signal flow, bypass/controller assign, and Command Center editing for HX Effects
Block Copy/paste between HX Edit and Helix NativeHX Edit now lets you copy and paste individual blocks between it and the Helix Native plugin
Snapshot colorsHX Edit now lets you set footswitch colors for snapshots. Control-click on the camera icon and from the pull-down menu, select a color
Bug Fixes
In some cases, copying/pasting or exporting/importing a preset can result in some blocks reflecting incorrect bypass states - FIXED
Selecting a different model while the Customize window is open can cause the previous models name to be assigned to the footswitch - FIXED
In rare cases, after clearing a controller assignment from a parameter, the preset cannot be saved properly - FIXED
On MacOS, pressing Command-R to rename presets twice in a row can cause a graphical glitch and prevent the preset from being renamed - FIXED
Modulation > Legacy > Analog Chorus > Mode parameter was mislabeled CH Vib - FIXED
Pitch/Synth > Legacy > Smart Harmony > Key parameter was mislabeled V1 Key -  FIXED
Copying/pasting a Command Center > Instant or Footswitch command may not update the Command Center window - FIXED
Copying/pasting a block does not copy/paste any MIDI bypass assignment - FIXED
If a snapshot-controlled parameter value is changed, pressing Snapshot Up/Down switches on the hardware can cause the Command Center window to not update properly - FIXED
Assigning MIDI bypass to a block would not display it in the Bypass/Controller assignment list - FIXED
Loading a preset from HX Edit while selecting a snapshot from the hardware can result in an error message - FIXED
In some cases, disconnecting and then reconnecting the hardware can cause the Presets and Impulses tab graphics to disappear until HX Edits window is closed and then reopened - FIXED
When moving blocks along the signal flow in HX Edit, the Helix hardware could sometimes reflect an inaccurate bypass state - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: In HX Edit, changing the cab model in an Amp+Cab block can clear controllers assigned to the Amps parameters - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: Moving a Split or Merge block down to Path B while a None block is selected can sometimes cause HX Edit to crash - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: Copying/pasting multiple presets in the MacOS version of HX Edit and then immediately sending MIDI clock to the hardware can sometimes cause it to crash - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: On presets with an Input block on Path 1A, changing the (inactive) Split type can cause Inputs 1A and 2A to be fed the wrong signal - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: When assigning the Guitar In-Z parameter to a footswitch, a custom name and LED color could not be applied - FIXED
Helix LT only: Renaming a preset above the signal flow in HX Edit would not always update the preset name on Helix LTs main display - FIXED
HX Effects only: From the Impulses tab, attempting to clear an IR can sometimes result in an error message - FIXED
Many other minor bug fixes, optimizations, and stability improvements
Known Issues
Existing user presets containing the original 6-switch Looper block will continue to read Looper instead of 6 Switch Looper until the model is changed and the preset is resaved. This is normal and does not affect operation
HX Effects only: Connecting HX Effects to HX Edit after a Helix, Helix Rack/Control, or Helix LT has been connected can cause presets to not save correctly. WORKAROUND: Quit HX Edit, reboot HX Effects, and then restart HX Edit. This will properly restore device communication
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-07-02 12:26:39</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="8656" app_quit="false">
        <version>2.70</version>
        <build_string>HX Edit</build_string>
        <filename>HX Edit v2.70 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[2.70 "The Marketplace Update"
NEW FEATURES (Firmware 2.70)
- Marketplace support  Marketplace is a new online destination that lets users purchase presets and impulse responses created by select third-party content gurus. From the lower left-hand corner of HX Edit, click "My Account" and then choose "Get More Presets..." or "Get More IRs..."
- Three New Tuner Types  From the Tuner page, turn the Type knob to choose between "Fine" (color-changing needle tuner with fine tuning bar), "Coarse" (color-changing needle tuner with no fine tuning bar), and "Strobe". SEE IMPORTANT KNOWN ISSUE BELOW*
NEW FEATURES (Helix Native 1.70)
- Marketplace supportMarketplace is a new online destination that lets users purchase presets and impulse responses created by select third-party content gurus. From the lower left-hand corner Helix Native, click "My Account" and then choose "Get More Presets..." or "Get More IRs..."
NEW FEATURES (HX Edit 2.70)
- Adds support for HX Stomp
- Marketplace support  Marketplace is a new online destination that lets users purchase presets and impulse responses created by select third-party content gurus. From the lower left-hand corner of HX Edit, click "My Account" and then choose "Get More Presets..." or "Get More IRs..."
- Multi-device support  HX Edit now opens a new window when multiple Helix or HX boxes are connected. For example, if you have Helix Floor and your bass player has HX Stomp, you can now connect both and quickly and easily copy and paste individual blocks back and forth. Windows can also be manually opened and closed from the Devices pull-down menu
IMPROVEMENTS
- The tuner now accurately tunes notes down to 21.83 Hz (low F) for 5-string basses
- HX Stomp onlyShortcut: If HX Stomp is in Preset or Snapshot mode, or FS3 in Stomp and Scroll mode has been assigned to something other than TAP/TUNER, you can now press ACTION and PAGE> together to open the Tuner screen
- HX Stomp onlyShortcut: Press ACTION and <PAGE together to quickly toggle the Global Settings > Preferences > Snapshot Edits value
BUG FIXES
Helix Floor, Rack, LT only - A couple of amp models (including Cali Texas Ch 2) have their polarity reversed. When combined with another amp in parallel, this could cause phase cancellation. NOTE: This may affect the sound of some presets, especially if you swapped the polarity of Path B in the mixer block -  FIXED
Helix Floor, Rack, LT only - Amp > Cali Texas Ch 1 could gradually decrease in level when Mid and/or Bass parameters are set to 0.0  - FIXED
Helix Floor, Rack, LT only - Delay models with two Time parameters could sometimes reset note divisions when changing snapshots - FIXED
HX Effects only - Clearing or cutting a block on Path B from HX Edit could sometimes HX Effects to freeze when in stomp footswitch mode - FIXED
HX Effects only - Switching from a preset with a Split > Crossover block to a preset with a Split > A/B block could sometimes cause HX Effects to freeze - FIXED
HX Effects only - When EXP Position is set to Global, the expression pedal's position could not be recalled immediately after switching presets, which could cause undesired signals to pass through - FIXED
HX Effects only - In rare cases, exiting the Tuner could sometimes slightly adjust signal level and tone - FIXED
HX Effects only - When connecting both left and right inputs, exiting the tuner could sometimes cause the right side of certain effects blocks to not be heard - FIXED
HX Effects only - In very rare cases, engaging a certain combination of footswitches while connected to HX Edit and then power cycling HX Effects could clear certain blocks - FIXED
HX Effects only - From HX Edit, copying and pasting an Output block over itself could sometimes paste Mixer parameters - FIXED
HX Effects only - Switching Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo > Tempo Select values while transmitting MIDI clock could sometimes result in sending incorrect tempi - FIXED
HX Effects only - After resetting Global Settings, Tap Tempo could become unresponsive while receiving MIDI Clock - FIXED
HX Effects only - HX Edit would not reflect the Looper > 1 Switch Looper's bypass status - FIXED
HX Effects only - Mixer parameter values could inadvertently be copied into new empty presets - FIXED
HX Effects only - Quickly changing snapshots from HX Edit could sometimes cause hardware and software to disconnect - FIXED
Helix Native only - Control/Command-click on parameter slider would not always snap to the hardware's default value - FIXED
**Many other minor bug fixes and improvements**
KNOWN ISSUES
*IMPORTANT: The three new tuner types only appear for those registered users who didn't complain incessantly about Helix's previous tuner on social media. For those who did complain (AND WE KNOW WHO YOU ARE), the new tuner will be unlocked once you perform ONE of the following:
1. Post a photo of yourself on the Helix Facebook Group with the "><" logo written on your forehead in black Sharpie (washable magic marker is acceptable). The admins have been given the authority to unlock units with flagged serial numbers; assuming business hours, please allow 1-2 hours for the new tuner page to be unlocked (NOTE: You may have to restart Helix/HX for the new tuner page to appear)
2. Post a meme of Arnold Schwarzenegger from Kindergarten Cop yelling "IT'S NOT A TUNAAHH!" on either the Line 6 Helix or The Gear Page > Digital and Modeling Gear forum. Be sure to use the proper Impact font. Memes will not be judged for their artistic merit, although the spelling must be correct. Again, admins have been given the authority to unlock units with flagged serial numbers
3. If you'd prefer to participate silently, you may instead manually rename 47 presets "Patience is Key" (NOTE: Will not work from HX Edit; nor can you just copy one "Patience is Key" preset into 46 additional locations. You must manually rename each one. Once all 47 presets have been named correctly, the inspector [or FS5 on HX Effects] will read "Tuners unlocked!")
- HX Effects only - When Tuner Type is set to "Strobe" and your string is waaay out of tune, the graphic tuner nodes may appear a bit glitchy
- HX Effects only - In rare cases, moving an Impulse Response block from Path A to Path B can cause a second IR block to reset its impulse selection
- Importing bundles containing Marketplace assets can take notably longer
- When manually engaging a rebuild presets command (holding FS1+2 or FS2+3), Helix can appear to freeze even though it doesn't. Wait 15-20 seconds for the rebuild to complete and all is well
- Loading a Distortion > Kinky Boost block can sometimes result in an audible thump
- HX Edit currently only supports one or two Helix or HX devices connected at the same time (true multi-device support is forthcoming)
Wait, are you serious about the sharpie forehead, Schwarzenegger meme, and renaming 47 presets thing? No. This is why you always read the entire release notes
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-10-16 13:50:08</release_date>
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          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="8717" app_quit="false">
        <version>2.71</version>
        <build_string>HX Edit</build_string>
        <filename>HX Edit v2.71 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-12-04 12:10:08</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="9154" app_quit="false">
        <version>2.80</version>
        <build_string>HX Edit</build_string>
        <filename>HX Edit v2.80 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2019-07-18 09:02:52</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="9241" app_quit="false">
        <version>2.81</version>
        <build_string>HX Edit</build_string>
        <filename>HX Edit v2.81 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2019-08-06 10:08:36</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="9315" app_quit="false">
        <version>2.82</version>
        <build_string>HX Edit</build_string>
        <filename>HX Edit v2.82 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2019-09-26 09:40:56</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="9677" app_quit="false">
        <version>2.90</version>
        <build_string>HX Edit</build_string>
        <filename>HX Edit v2.90 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-04-21 09:03:15</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="9731" app_quit="false">
        <version>2.92</version>
        <build_string>HX Edit</build_string>
        <filename>HX Edit v2.92 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-05-19 12:00:13</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="10078" app_quit="false">
        <version>3.00</version>
        <build_string>HX Edit</build_string>
        <filename>HX Edit v3.00 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-11-19 09:05:43</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="10240" app_quit="false">
        <version>3.01</version>
        <build_string>HX Edit</build_string>
        <filename>HX Edit v3.01 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2021-02-02 12:00:42</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0021000b">HX Stomp XL</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="10459" app_quit="false">
        <version>3.10</version>
        <build_string>HX Edit</build_string>
        <filename>HX Edit v3.10 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2021-04-15 12:02:48</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0021000b">HX Stomp XL</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="10576" app_quit="false">
        <version>3.11</version>
        <build_string>HX Edit</build_string>
        <filename>HX Edit v3.11 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2021-06-01 12:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0021000b">HX Stomp XL</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="11007" app_quit="false">
        <version>3.15</version>
        <build_string>HX Edit</build_string>
        <filename>HX Edit v3.15 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-02-07 11:20:07</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0021000b">HX Stomp XL</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="11598" app_quit="false">
        <version>3.50</version>
        <build_string>HX Edit</build_string>
        <filename>HX Edit v3.50 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-11-03 09:45:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0021000b">HX Stomp XL</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="11644" app_quit="false">
        <version>3.51</version>
        <build_string>HX Edit</build_string>
        <filename>HX Edit v3.51 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-11-29 11:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
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          <os name="Windows 11"/>
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          <os name="Windows 11"/>
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          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
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        <hardware_list>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0021000b">HX Stomp XL</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
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HX Edit 3.62 (released October 5, 2023) includes bug fixes and additional improvements, and is strongly recommended for all users.
This update applies only to HX Edit software; there is currently no 3.62 firmware planned for Helix/HX hardware. There is no associated Native build. The Windows installer is bundled with the 1.28 Line 6 Updater.]]></notes>
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          <os name="Windows 11"/>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
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        <version>3.80</version>
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        <release_date>2024-11-19 10:00:00</release_date>
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        <release_date>2024-12-03 10:00:00</release_date>
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          <os name="Windows 11"/>
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        <release_date>2022-04-26 12:00:00</release_date>
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          <os name="Windows 11"/>
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        <notes><![CDATA[This version of GearBox supports Windows XP x64 and 64 bit versions of Windows Vista.
The included drivers have support for Windows XP x64 and 64 bit versions of Windows Vista.
This single installer includes a complete software package for GuitarPort, TonePort, PODxt and POD X3 devices.  It includes the GearBox application (v3.64), device drivers (v3.4.1.0) for all supported devices, the Line 6 Monkey intelligent updater (v1.24) and Control Panel (v3.33).
See the GearBox manual page for step-by-step installation instructions and detailed setup info for use with many recording applications.
For owners of eligible Line 6 hardware - other than TonePort DI Silver or Gold Plug-in Bundle or TonePort UX8 - plug-in processing requires the purchase and activation of a license from the Line 6 Online Store.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2008-06-11 10:45:04</release_date>
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          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
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        <filename>GearBox v3.70 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This version of GearBox adds support for GX, UX1, UX2 and POD X3 Pro.  We recommend 
this version of GearBox for use with POD Farm 1.0
This single installer includes a complete software package for GuitarPort, TonePort, PODxt 
and POD X3 devices.  It includes the GearBox application (v3.70), device drivers (v3.4.2.9) 
for all supported devices, the Line 6 Monkey intelligent updater (v1.26) and Control Panel 
(v3.47).
See the GearBox manual page for step-by-step installation instructions and detailed setup 
info for use with many recording applications.
For owners of eligible Line 6 hardware - other than TonePort DI Silver or Gold Plug-in 
Bundle or TonePort UX8 - plug-in processing requires the purchase and activation of a 
license from the Line 6 Online Store.]]></notes>
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          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
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        <build_string>Gearbox Installer</build_string>
        <filename>GearBox v3.71 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This version of GearBox adds support for POD X3 Flash Memory v2.0.
This single installer includes a complete software package for GuitarPort, TonePort, PODxt 
and POD X3 devices.  It includes the GearBox application (v3.71), device drivers (v3.4.3.8) 
for all supported devices, the Line 6 Monkey intelligent updater (v1.32) and Control Panel 
(v3.39).
See the GearBox manual page for step-by-step installation instructions and detailed setup 
info for use with many recording applications.
For owners of eligible Line 6 hardware - other than TonePort DI Silver or Gold Plug-in 
Bundle or TonePort UX8 - plug-in processing requires the purchase and activation of a 
license from the Line 6 Online Store.
NOTE:  This bundle does not include a driver that offers Windows 7 support. At this time we have a public beta driver available that supports Windows 7, which is available by checking the 'Beta' box above, and selecting 'Driver' in the software drop down menu.]]></notes>
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          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
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        <build_string>Gearbox Installer</build_string>
        <filename>GearBox v3.72 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This version of GearBox includes drivers which support Windows 7.
This single installer includes a complete software package for GuitarPort, TonePort, PODxt 
and POD X3 devices.  It includes the GearBox application (v3.72), device drivers (v4.0.2.3) 
for all supported devices, the Line 6 Monkey intelligent updater (v1.33) and Control Panel 
(v3.41).
See the GearBox manual page for step-by-step installation instructions and detailed setup 
info for use with many recording applications.
For owners of eligible Line 6 hardware - other than TonePort DI Silver or Gold Plug-in 
Bundle or TonePort UX8 - plug-in processing requires the purchase and activation of a 
license from the Line 6 Online Store.]]></notes>
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          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
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          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
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        <version>3.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
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        <notes><![CDATA[Supports the following devices:
-PODxt, PODxt Pro, PODxt Live*
-Bass PODxt, Bass PODxt Pro, Bass PODxt Live
-Vetta II HD and Combo*
-Flextone II/III, HD 147
-POD 2.0, POD Pro
* Note that the latest Firmware updates are required for these PODxt and Vetta II devices 
for use with the new Line 6 Edit 3.0 version.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2006-04-20 10:53:04</release_date>
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          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
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        <notes><![CDATA[This version of Line 6 Edit is compatible with JRE 6.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2008-11-10 10:59:12</release_date>
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          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
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          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x00030009">Vetta II Head</hardware>
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        <build_string>Line 6 Edit</build_string>
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        <notes><![CDATA[The OS X version of this installer is signed for installation on Mountain Lion.
The Windows version was updated to maintain version number sync.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-08-13 10:41:27</release_date>
        <os_list>
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          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
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    <url></url>
    <release_list>
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        <build_string>SVT Suite</build_string>
        <filename>SVT Suite v1.00 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2021-05-19 12:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware>No Hardware Required</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="11597">
        <version>1.10</version>
        <build_string>SVT Suite</build_string>
        <filename>SVT Suite v1.10 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-11-03 09:45:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware>No Hardware Required</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="11773">
        <version>1.11</version>
        <build_string>SVT Suite</build_string>
        <filename>SVT Suite v1.11 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2023-03-09 11:45:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware>No Hardware Required</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="12300">
        <version>1.12</version>
        <build_string>SVT Suite</build_string>
        <filename>SVT Suite v1.12 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[SVT Suite Release Notes
SVT Suite 1.12 (released October 25, 2023) includes bug fixes and additional improvements, and is strongly recommended for all Windows users.
Bug Fixes in 1.12
Issue with SVT Suite VST performance with PreSonus Studio One 6.5.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2023-10-25 11:06:29</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware>No Hardware Required</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
    </release_list>
  </softwaredef>
  <softwaredef>
    <url></url>
    <release_list>
      <release id="11303">
        <version>1.01</version>
        <build_string>Metallurgy: Thrash</build_string>
        <filename>Thrash v1.01 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-04-26 12:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware>No Hardware Required</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
    </release_list>
  </softwaredef>
  <softwaredef>
    <url></url>
    <release_list>
      <release id="8242">
        <version>1.00</version>
        <build_string>Powercab Edit</build_string>
        <filename>Powercab Edit 1.00 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Powercab Edit Version 1.00
The new Powercab Edit is a FREE software editor that allows you to control your Powercab 112 Plus via USB. You can load IRs, edit presets by selecting the mode, speaker model, or user-loaded Impulse Responses, modifying parameters and more. You can load and save presets individually or even backup and restore all of your presets in your Powercab.
Learn more at http://line6.com/powercab/.
FEATURES
Edit preset parameters
Load impulse responses 
Edit global settings 
Load and save presets 
Backup and restore all presets
KNOWN ISSUES
Powercab Edit only accepts 48k Hz sample .wav files.
HAVE A GREAT IDEA FOR POWERCAB?
If you have a great idea for Powercab, we want to hear about it! Please visit http://line6.ideascale.com to post your requests and suggestions, or vote for features. This is the most direct way for you to influence our updates, and we look forward to hearing from you! ]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-04-26 13:21:17</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00230001">Powercab 112 Plus</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="8446">
        <version>1.01</version>
        <build_string>Powercab Edit</build_string>
        <filename>Powercab Edit 1.01 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Bug fixes and improvements]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-07-13 12:50:08</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00230001">Powercab 112 Plus</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
    </release_list>
  </softwaredef>
  <softwaredef type="app" name="POD HD500X Edit">
    <url></url>
    <release_list>
      <release action="autorun" id="5595" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>2.22</version>
        <build_string>POD HD500X Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD500X Edit v2.22 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD500X Edit v2.22 is a FREE Editor/Librarian which allows you to edit and save presets using your POD HD500X connected to a computer.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2013-07-10 09:17:13</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140005">POD HD500X</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="5691" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>2.23</version>
        <build_string>POD HD500X Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD500X Edit v2.23 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This minor update includes the latest driver and Line 6 Monkey.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2013-09-25 10:55:25</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140005">POD HD500X</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="6212" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>2.25</version>
        <build_string>POD HD500X Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD500X Edit v2.25 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This version of POD HD500X Edit adds support for HD Model Packs.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-03-31 11:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140005">POD HD500X</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="6252" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>2.26</version>
        <build_string>POD HD500X Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD500X Edit v2.26 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This version of POD HD500X Edit adds support for HD Model Packs. It also addresses a previous issue in which certain Deep Edit Parameters did not appear correctly.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-04-09 11:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140005">POD HD500X</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="8559" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>2.27</version>
        <build_string>POD HD500X Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD500X Edit v2.27 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This update includes bug fixes and optimizations.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-09-10 12:35:05</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140005">POD HD500X</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
    </release_list>
  </softwaredef>
  <softwaredef type="app" name="Line 6 Monkey">
    <url>http://line6.com/monkey</url>
    <release_list>
      <release action="autorun" id="5415" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.62</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Monkey Installer</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Monkey v1.62 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This version of Monkey must be used when updating JTV guitars to firmware version 1.9]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-11-05 11:40:03</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030006">Bass PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000b">Bass PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030007">Bass PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150003">DT25 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150004">DT25 HD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150000">DT50 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150001">DT50 212</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150002">DT50 Head</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110001">FBV Express MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110002">FBV Shortboard MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030003">Flextone III</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000e0002">M5</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000e0001">M9</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00170006">Mobile Keys 25</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00170007">Mobile Keys 49</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00000300">POD 2.0</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140000">POD HD300</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140001">POD HD400</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00000600">Pocket POD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190000">Relay G30 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190001">Relay G30 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190002">Relay G50 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190003">Relay G50 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019001b">Relay G55 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019001c">Relay G55 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190004">Relay G90 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190005">Relay G90 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120003">Spider IV 120</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120000">Spider IV 15</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120004">Spider IV 150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120001">Spider IV 30</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120002">Spider IV 75</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120005">Spider IV HD150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120006">Spider Valve MkII 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120007">Spider Valve MkII 212</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120008">Spider Valve MkII HD100</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070005">James Tyler Variax</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070000">Variax</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070004">Variax 300/600</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070001">Variax Acoustic</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070002">Variax Bass</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070006">Variax Bass 705</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00700001">Variax USB Interface</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030008">Vetta II Combo</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030009">Vetta II Head</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190006">XD-V30 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190007">XD-V30 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190008">XD-V30 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190009">XD-V35 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000a">XD-V35 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000b">XD-V35 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000c">XD-V55 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000d">XD-V55 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000e">XD-V55 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000f">XD-V70 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190010">XD-V70 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190011">XD-V70 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190012">XD-V75 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190013">XD-V75 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190014">XD-V75 Receiver</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="5593" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.63</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Monkey Installer</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Monkey v1.63 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This Monkey adds support for POD HD500X.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2013-07-10 09:15:16</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030006">Bass PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000b">Bass PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030007">Bass PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150003">DT25 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150004">DT25 HD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150000">DT50 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150001">DT50 212</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150002">DT50 Head</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110001">FBV Express MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110002">FBV Shortboard MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030003">Flextone III</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070005">James Tyler Variax</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000e0002">M5</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000e0001">M9</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00170006">Mobile Keys 25</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00170007">Mobile Keys 49</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00000300">POD 2.0</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140000">POD HD300</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140001">POD HD400</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140005">POD HD500X</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00000600">Pocket POD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190000">Relay G30 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190001">Relay G30 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190002">Relay G50 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190003">Relay G50 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019001b">Relay G55 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019001c">Relay G55 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190004">Relay G90 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190005">Relay G90 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120003">Spider IV 120</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120000">Spider IV 15</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120004">Spider IV 150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120001">Spider IV 30</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120002">Spider IV 75</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120005">Spider IV HD150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120006">Spider Valve MkII 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120007">Spider Valve MkII 212</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120008">Spider Valve MkII HD100</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070000">Variax</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070004">Variax 300/600</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070001">Variax Acoustic</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070002">Variax Bass</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070006">Variax Bass 705</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00700001">Variax USB Interface</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030008">Vetta II Combo</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030009">Vetta II Head</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190006">XD-V30 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190007">XD-V30 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190008">XD-V30 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190009">XD-V35 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000a">XD-V35 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000b">XD-V35 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000c">XD-V55 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000d">XD-V55 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000e">XD-V55 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000f">XD-V70 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190010">XD-V70 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190011">XD-V70 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190012">XD-V75 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190013">XD-V75 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190014">XD-V75 Receiver</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="5669" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.65</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Monkey Installer</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Monkey v1.65 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This Monkey update adds support for Windows 8.1.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2013-09-19 12:19:27</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030006">Bass PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000b">Bass PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030007">Bass PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150003">DT25 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150004">DT25 HD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150000">DT50 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150001">DT50 212</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150002">DT50 Head</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110001">FBV Express MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110002">FBV Shortboard MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030003">Flextone III</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070005">James Tyler Variax</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000e0002">M5</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000e0001">M9</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00170006">Mobile Keys 25</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00170007">Mobile Keys 49</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00000300">POD 2.0</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140000">POD HD300</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140001">POD HD400</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140005">POD HD500X</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00000600">Pocket POD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190000">Relay G30 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190001">Relay G30 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190002">Relay G50 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190003">Relay G50 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019001b">Relay G55 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019001c">Relay G55 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190004">Relay G90 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190005">Relay G90 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120003">Spider IV 120</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120000">Spider IV 15</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120004">Spider IV 150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120001">Spider IV 30</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120002">Spider IV 75</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120005">Spider IV HD150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120006">Spider Valve MkII 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120007">Spider Valve MkII 212</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120008">Spider Valve MkII HD100</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070000">Variax</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070004">Variax 300/600</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070001">Variax Acoustic</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070002">Variax Bass</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070006">Variax Bass 705</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00700001">Variax USB Interface</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030008">Vetta II Combo</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030009">Vetta II Head</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190006">XD-V30 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190007">XD-V30 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190008">XD-V30 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190009">XD-V35 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000a">XD-V35 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000b">XD-V35 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000c">XD-V55 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000d">XD-V55 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000e">XD-V55 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000f">XD-V70 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190010">XD-V70 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190011">XD-V70 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190012">XD-V75 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190013">XD-V75 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190014">XD-V75 Receiver</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="5818" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.66</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Monkey Installer</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Monkey v1.66 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Monkey Version 1.66 is recommended for all XD-V75 owners to support error free update capability for additional Relay and XD-V wireless products. ]]></notes>
        <release_date>2014-04-18 11:20:03</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030006">Bass PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000b">Bass PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030007">Bass PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150003">DT25 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150004">DT25 HD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150000">DT50 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150001">DT50 212</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150002">DT50 Head</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110001">FBV Express MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110002">FBV Shortboard MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030003">Flextone III</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070005">James Tyler Variax</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000e0002">M5</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000e0001">M9</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00170006">Mobile Keys 25</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00170007">Mobile Keys 49</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00000300">POD 2.0</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140006">POD HD Pro X</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140000">POD HD300</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140001">POD HD400</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140005">POD HD500X</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00000600">Pocket POD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190000">Relay G30 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190001">Relay G30 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190002">Relay G50 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190003">Relay G50 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019001b">Relay G55 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019001c">Relay G55 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190004">Relay G90 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190005">Relay G90 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120003">Spider IV 120</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120000">Spider IV 15</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120004">Spider IV 150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120001">Spider IV 30</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120002">Spider IV 75</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120005">Spider IV HD150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120006">Spider Valve MkII 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120007">Spider Valve MkII 212</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120008">Spider Valve MkII HD100</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070000">Variax</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070004">Variax 300/600</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070001">Variax Acoustic</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070002">Variax Bass</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070006">Variax Bass 705</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00700001">Variax USB Interface</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030008">Vetta II Combo</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030009">Vetta II Head</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190006">XD-V30 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190007">XD-V30 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190008">XD-V30 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190009">XD-V35 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000a">XD-V35 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000b">XD-V35 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000c">XD-V55 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000d">XD-V55 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000e">XD-V55 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000f">XD-V70 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190010">XD-V70 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190011">XD-V70 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190012">XD-V75 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190013">XD-V75 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190014">XD-V75 Receiver</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="5829" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.67</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Monkey Installer</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Monkey v1.67 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Monkey Version 1.67 is recommended for all XD-V75 owners to support error free update capability for additional Relay and XD-V wireless products. ]]></notes>
        <release_date>2014-05-16 10:55:04</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030006">Bass PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000b">Bass PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030007">Bass PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150003">DT25 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150004">DT25 HD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150000">DT50 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150001">DT50 212</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150002">DT50 Head</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110001">FBV Express MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110002">FBV Shortboard MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030003">Flextone III</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070005">James Tyler Variax</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000e0002">M5</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000e0001">M9</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00170006">Mobile Keys 25</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00170007">Mobile Keys 49</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00000300">POD 2.0</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140006">POD HD Pro X</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140000">POD HD300</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140001">POD HD400</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140005">POD HD500X</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00000600">Pocket POD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190000">Relay G30 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190001">Relay G30 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190002">Relay G50 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190003">Relay G50 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019001b">Relay G55 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019001c">Relay G55 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190004">Relay G90 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190005">Relay G90 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120003">Spider IV 120</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120000">Spider IV 15</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120004">Spider IV 150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120001">Spider IV 30</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120002">Spider IV 75</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120005">Spider IV HD150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120006">Spider Valve MkII 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120007">Spider Valve MkII 212</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120008">Spider Valve MkII HD100</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070000">Variax</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070004">Variax 300/600</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070001">Variax Acoustic</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070002">Variax Bass</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070006">Variax Bass 705</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00700001">Variax USB Interface</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030008">Vetta II Combo</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030009">Vetta II Head</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190006">XD-V30 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190007">XD-V30 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190008">XD-V30 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190009">XD-V35 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000a">XD-V35 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000b">XD-V35 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000c">XD-V55 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000d">XD-V55 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000e">XD-V55 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000f">XD-V70 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190010">XD-V70 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190011">XD-V70 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190012">XD-V75 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190013">XD-V75 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190014">XD-V75 Receiver</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="6175" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.70</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Monkey Installer</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Monkey v1.70 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This version of Line 6 Monkey adds support for Variax Standard.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-03-31 11:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000b">Bass PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030007">Bass PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150003">DT25 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150004">DT25 HD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150000">DT50 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150001">DT50 212</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150002">DT50 Head</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110001">FBV Express MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110002">FBV Shortboard MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030003">Flextone III</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070005">James Tyler Variax</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000e0002">M5</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000e0001">M9</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00170006">Mobile Keys 25</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00170007">Mobile Keys 49</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00000300">POD 2.0</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140006">POD HD Pro X</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140000">POD HD300</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140001">POD HD400</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140005">POD HD500X</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00000600">Pocket POD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190000">Relay G30 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190001">Relay G30 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190002">Relay G50 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190003">Relay G50 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019001b">Relay G55 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019001c">Relay G55 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190004">Relay G90 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190005">Relay G90 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120003">Spider IV 120</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120000">Spider IV 15</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120004">Spider IV 150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120001">Spider IV 30</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120002">Spider IV 75</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120005">Spider IV HD150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120006">Spider Valve MkII 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120007">Spider Valve MkII 212</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120008">Spider Valve MkII HD100</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070000">Variax</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070004">Variax 300/600</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070001">Variax Acoustic</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070002">Variax Bass</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070006">Variax Bass 705</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00700001">Variax USB Interface</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030008">Vetta II Combo</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030009">Vetta II Head</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190006">XD-V30 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190007">XD-V30 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190008">XD-V30 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190009">XD-V35 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000a">XD-V35 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000b">XD-V35 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000c">XD-V55 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000d">XD-V55 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000e">XD-V55 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000f">XD-V70 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190010">XD-V70 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190011">XD-V70 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190012">XD-V75 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190013">XD-V75 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190014">XD-V75 Receiver</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="6460" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.71</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Monkey Installer</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Monkey v1.71 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This version of Line 6 Monkey adds support for Windows 10.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-07-23 11:40:51</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000b">Bass PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030007">Bass PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150003">DT25 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150004">DT25 HD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150000">DT50 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150001">DT50 212</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150002">DT50 Head</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110001">FBV Express MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110002">FBV Shortboard MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030003">Flextone III</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070005">James Tyler Variax</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000e0002">M5</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000e0001">M9</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00170006">Mobile Keys 25</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00170007">Mobile Keys 49</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00000300">POD 2.0</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140006">POD HD Pro X</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140000">POD HD300</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140001">POD HD400</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140005">POD HD500X</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00000600">Pocket POD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190000">Relay G30 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190001">Relay G30 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190002">Relay G50 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190003">Relay G50 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019001b">Relay G55 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019001c">Relay G55 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190004">Relay G90 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190005">Relay G90 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120003">Spider IV 120</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120000">Spider IV 15</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120004">Spider IV 150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120001">Spider IV 30</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120002">Spider IV 75</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120005">Spider IV HD150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120006">Spider Valve MkII 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120007">Spider Valve MkII 212</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120008">Spider Valve MkII HD100</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070000">Variax</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070004">Variax 300/600</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070001">Variax Acoustic</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070002">Variax Bass</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070006">Variax Bass 705</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00700001">Variax USB Interface</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030008">Vetta II Combo</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030009">Vetta II Head</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190006">XD-V30 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190007">XD-V30 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190008">XD-V30 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190009">XD-V35 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000a">XD-V35 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000b">XD-V35 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000c">XD-V55 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000d">XD-V55 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000e">XD-V55 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000f">XD-V70 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190010">XD-V70 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190011">XD-V70 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190012">XD-V75 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190013">XD-V75 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190014">XD-V75 Receiver</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="6996" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.72</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Monkey Installer</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Monkey v1.72 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This update includes minor bug fixes.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2016-05-03 10:09:43</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000b">Bass PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030007">Bass PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150003">DT25 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150004">DT25 HD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150000">DT50 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150001">DT50 212</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150002">DT50 Head</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110001">FBV Express MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110002">FBV Shortboard MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030003">Flextone III</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070005">James Tyler Variax</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000e0002">M5</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000e0001">M9</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00170006">Mobile Keys 25</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00170007">Mobile Keys 49</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00000300">POD 2.0</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140006">POD HD Pro X</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140000">POD HD300</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140001">POD HD400</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140005">POD HD500X</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00000600">Pocket POD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190000">Relay G30 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190001">Relay G30 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190002">Relay G50 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190003">Relay G50 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019001b">Relay G55 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019001c">Relay G55 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190004">Relay G90 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190005">Relay G90 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120003">Spider IV 120</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120000">Spider IV 15</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120004">Spider IV 150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120001">Spider IV 30</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120002">Spider IV 75</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120005">Spider IV HD150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120006">Spider Valve MkII 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120007">Spider Valve MkII 212</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120008">Spider Valve MkII HD100</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070000">Variax</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070004">Variax 300/600</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070001">Variax Acoustic</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070002">Variax Bass</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070006">Variax Bass 705</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00700001">Variax USB Interface</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030008">Vetta II Combo</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030009">Vetta II Head</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190006">XD-V30 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190007">XD-V30 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190008">XD-V30 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190009">XD-V35 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000a">XD-V35 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000b">XD-V35 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000c">XD-V55 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000d">XD-V55 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000e">XD-V55 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000f">XD-V70 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190010">XD-V70 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190011">XD-V70 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190012">XD-V75 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190013">XD-V75 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190014">XD-V75 Receiver</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="7397" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.74</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Monkey Installer</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Monkey v1.74 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This update adds support for Variax Shuriken.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2017-03-30 12:02:39</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000b">Bass PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030007">Bass PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150003">DT25 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150004">DT25 HD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150000">DT50 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150001">DT50 212</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150002">DT50 Head</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110001">FBV Express MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110002">FBV Shortboard MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030003">Flextone III</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070005">James Tyler Variax</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000e0002">M5</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000e0001">M9</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00170006">Mobile Keys 25</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00170007">Mobile Keys 49</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00000300">POD 2.0</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140006">POD HD Pro X</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140000">POD HD300</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140001">POD HD400</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140005">POD HD500X</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00000600">Pocket POD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190000">Relay G30 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190001">Relay G30 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190002">Relay G50 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190003">Relay G50 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019001b">Relay G55 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019001c">Relay G55 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190004">Relay G90 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190005">Relay G90 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120003">Spider IV 120</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120000">Spider IV 15</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120004">Spider IV 150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120001">Spider IV 30</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120002">Spider IV 75</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120005">Spider IV HD150</hardware>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x00120007">Spider Valve MkII 212</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120008">Spider Valve MkII HD100</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x00070001">Variax Acoustic</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070002">Variax Bass</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070006">Variax Bass 705</hardware>
          <hardware>Variax Shuriken</hardware>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x00190006">XD-V30 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190007">XD-V30 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190008">XD-V30 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190009">XD-V35 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000a">XD-V35 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000b">XD-V35 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000c">XD-V55 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000d">XD-V55 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000e">XD-V55 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000f">XD-V70 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190010">XD-V70 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190011">XD-V70 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190012">XD-V75 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190013">XD-V75 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190014">XD-V75 Receiver</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="8179" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.76</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Monkey Installer</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Monkey v1.76 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This update fixes minor bugs.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-04-04 11:25:36</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
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          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000b">Bass PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030007">Bass PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150003">DT25 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150004">DT25 HD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150000">DT50 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150001">DT50 212</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150002">DT50 Head</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110001">FBV Express MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110002">FBV Shortboard MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030003">Flextone III</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070005">James Tyler Variax</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000e0002">M5</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000e0001">M9</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00170006">Mobile Keys 25</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00170007">Mobile Keys 49</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00000300">POD 2.0</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140006">POD HD Pro X</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140000">POD HD300</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140001">POD HD400</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140005">POD HD500X</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00000600">Pocket POD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190000">Relay G30 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190001">Relay G30 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190002">Relay G50 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190003">Relay G50 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019001b">Relay G55 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019001c">Relay G55 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190004">Relay G90 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190005">Relay G90 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120003">Spider IV 120</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120000">Spider IV 15</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120004">Spider IV 150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120001">Spider IV 30</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120002">Spider IV 75</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120005">Spider IV HD150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120006">Spider Valve MkII 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120007">Spider Valve MkII 212</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120008">Spider Valve MkII HD100</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070000">Variax</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070004">Variax 300/600</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070001">Variax Acoustic</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070002">Variax Bass</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070006">Variax Bass 705</hardware>
          <hardware>Variax Shuriken</hardware>
          <hardware>Variax Standard</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00700001">Variax USB Interface</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190006">XD-V30 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190007">XD-V30 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190008">XD-V30 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190009">XD-V35 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000a">XD-V35 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000b">XD-V35 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000c">XD-V55 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000d">XD-V55 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000e">XD-V55 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000f">XD-V70 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190010">XD-V70 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190011">XD-V70 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190012">XD-V75 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190013">XD-V75 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190014">XD-V75 Receiver</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="8366" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.77</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Monkey Installer</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Monkey v1.77 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Monkey v1.77
Release Notes:
Added support for Shuriken Variax SR250. Clarified device names when connecting to Shuriken Variax guitars.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-06-20 11:45:07</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030006">Bass PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000b">Bass PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030007">Bass PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150003">DT25 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150004">DT25 HD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150000">DT50 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150001">DT50 212</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150002">DT50 Head</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110001">FBV Express MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110002">FBV Shortboard MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030003">Flextone III</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070005">James Tyler Variax</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000e0002">M5</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000e0001">M9</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00170006">Mobile Keys 25</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00170007">Mobile Keys 49</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00000300">POD 2.0</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140006">POD HD Pro X</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140000">POD HD300</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140001">POD HD400</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140005">POD HD500X</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00000600">Pocket POD</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190000">Relay G30 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190001">Relay G30 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190002">Relay G50 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190003">Relay G50 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019001b">Relay G55 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019001c">Relay G55 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190004">Relay G90 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190005">Relay G90 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120003">Spider IV 120</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120000">Spider IV 15</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120004">Spider IV 150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120001">Spider IV 30</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120002">Spider IV 75</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120005">Spider IV HD150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120006">Spider Valve MkII 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120007">Spider Valve MkII 212</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120008">Spider Valve MkII HD100</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070000">Variax</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070004">Variax 300/600</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070001">Variax Acoustic</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070002">Variax Bass</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070006">Variax Bass 705</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00700001">Variax USB Interface</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190006">XD-V30 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190007">XD-V30 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190008">XD-V30 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190009">XD-V35 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000a">XD-V35 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000b">XD-V35 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000c">XD-V55 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000d">XD-V55 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000e">XD-V55 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000f">XD-V70 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190010">XD-V70 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190011">XD-V70 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190012">XD-V75 Bodypack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190013">XD-V75 Handheld</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190014">XD-V75 Receiver</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
    </release_list>
  </softwaredef>
  <softwaredef type="app" name="POD HD Edit">
    <url></url>
    <release_list>
      <release action="autorun" id="4081" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.04</version>
        <build_string>POD HD Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD Edit v1.04 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD Edit v1.04 is a FREE Editor/Librarian which allows you to edit and save presets using your POD HD connected to a computer. 
POD HD Edit v1.04 RELEASE NOTES:
If you are a POD HD owner, please download and install the latest version of Line 6 Monkey software and use it to make sure you keep your Editor/Librarian, device firmware, drivers and other related software up to date. The Line 6 Monkey application may be downloaded here: http://line6.com/software/index.html?name=Line+6+Monkey&submit_form=set&submit_query=Show%3A. 
Known Issues
This editor/librarian software is only compatible with firmware version 1.33 or later - it is not compatible with version 1.00.
WORKAROUND - Download the Line 6 Monkey application here: http://line6.com/software/index.html?name=Line+6+Monkey&submit_form=set&submit_query=Show%3A and ensure you have the latest device firmware and related software.
Setting two or more parameters to the Tweak knob may cause interruption to hardware/editor communication while actuating the Tweak knob.
WORKAROUND - Wait for approximately 30-60 seconds and communication is restored.
Changing presets with the rotary encoder on the hardware while a Receive event is in progress will interrupt the transfer and break Send/Receive functionality.
WORKAROUND - Wait until the Receive event is complete before navigating presets with the hardware encoder.
Some text characters from HD will not save with file names onto PC, Mac.
WORKAROUND - Do not use characters which are not alpha numeric for preset or Set List names
FAQ
For more information about POD HD, the POD HD knowledge base can be found here: http://line6.com/community/community/support/pod_support/pod_hd?view=documents. 
The Advanced Users Guide for POD HD and POD HD Edit Pilot's guide can be found here: http://line6.com/dispatch/index.html?page=manuals&appid=2097217575. ]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-05-19 14:16:13</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="4374" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.06</version>
        <build_string>POD HD Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD Edit v1.06 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Release notes can be found at:
http://line6.com/support/docs/DOC-2526]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-11-22 10:16:10</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="4642" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.08</version>
        <build_string>POD HD Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD Edit v1.08 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Go to http://line6.com/software/index.html to see the release notes.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-02-22 09:54:21</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="4839" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>2.00</version>
        <build_string>POD HD Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD Edit v2.00 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD Edit v2.00 RELEASE NOTES
POD HD Edit v2.00 is a FREE software update that is highly recommended for all POD HD users. If you are a POD HD owner, please download and install the latest version of Line 6 Monkey software and use it to update your POD HD Edit software. Once you've connected your POD HD to your computer via USB port (hubs are not supported) Monkey will recognize your unit and take you through the update process. The Line 6 Monkey application may be downloaded at http://line6.com/monkey. 
What's New?
Support for:
"Plexi Lead NRM" and "Plexi Lead BRT" HD Guitar Amp Models
"Flip Top" HD Bass Amp Model
Eight New Mic Choices for the "Flip Top" Cab Model
"Vintage" HD Mic Preamp Model
Cabinet Model Deep Edit Parameters
Variable Impedance Settings
FAQ For more information about POD HD, the POD HD FAQ can be found at http://line6.com/community/community/support/pod_support/pod_hd?view=documents.
The Advanced Users Guide The latest version of the Advanced User's Guide for the POD HD can be found at http://line6.com/support/manuals/.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-04-03 12:50:59</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="5378" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>2.21</version>
        <build_string>POD HD Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD Edit v2.21 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-10-16 11:28:09</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="5689" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>2.23</version>
        <build_string>POD HD Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD Edit v2.23 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This minor update includes the latest driver and Line 6 Monkey.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2013-09-25 10:56:11</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="6250" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>2.26</version>
        <build_string>POD HD Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD Edit v2.26 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This version of POD HD Edit adds support for HD Model Packs.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-04-09 11:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
    </release_list>
  </softwaredef>
  <softwaredef type="app" name="Line 6 FBV Control">
    <url></url>
    <release_list>
      <release action="autorun" id="2801" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.00</version>
        <build_string>FBV Control</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 FBV Control v1.00 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This application allows users to program the FBV Express MkII  and FBV Shortboard MkII for use as a midi controller over USB.  Line 6 FBV Control does not alter the way the FBV MkII Footcontrollers interact with Line 6 Amplifiers or other Line 6 hardware devices that offer FBV compatibility.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-08-19 14:10:22</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110001">FBV Express MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110002">FBV Shortboard MkII</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="3390" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.03</version>
        <build_string>FBV Control</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 FBV Control v1.03 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This application allows users to program the FBV Express MkII  and FBV Shortboard MkII for use as a midi controller over USB.  Line 6 FBV Control does not alter the way the FBV MkII Footcontrollers interact with Line 6 Amplifiers or other Line 6 hardware devices that offer FBV compatibility.
This update includes new presets for POD Farm 2 and Propellerhead Record.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-08-05 09:34:10</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110001">FBV Express MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110002">FBV Shortboard MkII</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="5247" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.04</version>
        <build_string>FBV Control</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 FBV Control v1.04 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[The OS X version of this installer is signed for installation on Mountain Lion.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-08-13 10:41:15</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110001">FBV Express MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110002">FBV Shortboard MkII</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="7035" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.06</version>
        <build_string>FBV Control</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 FBV Control v1.06 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is a free software update for Line 6 FBV Control.
New Features
- Adds support for Line 6 FBV3]]></notes>
        <release_date>2016-05-16 11:55:02</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110001">FBV Express MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110002">FBV Shortboard MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110003">FBV3</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
    </release_list>
  </softwaredef>
  <softwaredef type="flash" name="Firmware">
    <url></url>
    <release_list>
      <release id="58">
        <version>1.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>FlexIII1.00.ftf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2002-03-21 17:56:18</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030003">Flextone III</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="43">
        <version>1.02</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>PODxt1_02.xtf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[THIS IS AN OLD VERSION.  PODxt VERSION 2 (OR HIGHER) FIRMWARE IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED INSTEAD.
This version does not include the dramatic sound improvement and additional Amp Models and FX capabilities added by Version 2, and does not allow you to use Model Packs.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2002-12-20 15:00:05</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="38">
        <version>1.04</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>PODxt1_04.xtf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2003-10-15 17:38:31</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9">
        <version>1.05</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>PODxt1_05.xtf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2003-10-23 11:59:10</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="57">
        <version>1.10</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>FlexIII1.10.ftf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2004-04-21 17:55:09</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030003">Flextone III</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="68">
        <version>2.01</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>PODxt2_01.xtf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2004-07-30 17:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="346">
        <version>2.14</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>PODxtLive02_14.xtf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This release incorporates additional Factory Presets for use with Variax 500/700/300.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2004-12-17 18:12:02</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="625">
        <version>1.04</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>BODxtLive01_04.xtf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This release resolves an issue with disparity between Factory preset locations and User (the Factory Channels and Setups are now consistent with User locations such that a restore of Factory patches is consistent with the intial state of the unit as shipped.)]]></notes>
        <release_date>2005-05-18 10:44:02</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000b">Bass PODxt Live</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="677">
        <version>2.02</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>VariaxAcoustic_2.02.vxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the shipping firmware version for Variax Acoustics manufactured since April, 2005.  It is not compatible with Variax Workbench 1.5 software and is provided solely for the purpose of reinstating Factory firmware and Model presets for non-Workbench users.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2005-06-24 17:47:01</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070001">Variax Acoustic</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="740">
        <version>3.05</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Variax500_700_3.05.vxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the release to accompany Variax Workbench 1.1.  Please update your Variax 500 or 700 using Line 6 Monkey 1.08. Be aware that you may need to power-cycle the Variax by removing/replacing the VDI cable if you encounter difficulty when updating through PODxt Live.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2005-08-03 09:07:20</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070000">Variax</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="898">
        <version>2.01</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>VariaxBass705_2.01.vxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Firmware improvements/fixes since Production release 2.00:
1.) Fixed clipping observed in some models when Bass tone control is set to maximum.
2.) Better synth tracking on the 5th fret of the G-string.
3.) Adjusted Upright for dynamics consistency.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2005-09-21 14:50:04</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070006">Variax Bass 705</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="899">
        <version>2.05</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>VariaxBass_2.05.vxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the update providing individual String level calibration.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2005-09-21 16:02:03</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070002">Variax Bass</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="944">
        <version>1.04</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>BODxtPro_01_04.xtf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This update provides Amp Bypass and multiple pedal assign modes, in addition to functionality changes to accompany Line 6 Edit. It also fixes an issue with an errant Live Mode Cab Model.  This is the only sonic change to the Models.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2005-11-23 18:54:28</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030007">Bass PODxt Pro</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="943">
        <version>1.04</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>BODxt_01_04.xtf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This update provides Amp Bypass and multiple pedal assign modes, in addition to functionality changes to accompany Line 6 Edit. It also fixes an issue with an errant Live Mode Cab Model.  Other than that correction, there are no sonic changes to the Models.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2005-11-23 18:55:01</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030006">Bass PODxt</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="1061">
        <version>3.10</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Variax500_700_3.10.vxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Fixed bug in the 12-string and Alt.-tuned models that caused F# at the 16th fret on the D string not to track.
Improved pitch tracking speed, vibrato tracking and general tracking stability for 12-string and Alt.-tuned models.  
Detune amount is lessened for User 12-string Models.
Please update using Line 6 Monkey 1.10 or later.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2006-01-06 17:34:01</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070000">Variax</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="1062">
        <version>3.10</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Variax300_3.10.vxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Fixed bug in the 12-string and Alt.-tuned models that caused F# at the 16th fret on the D string not to track.
Improved pitch tracking speed, vibrato tracking, and general tracking stability for 12-string and Alt.-tuned models. Detune amount is lessened for User 12-string Models.
Please update using Line 6 Monkey 1.10 or later.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2006-01-06 17:34:03</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070004">Variax 300/600</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="1224">
        <version>3.01</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>PODxtLive_3_01.xtf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This firmware update adds additional Models to your PODxt's standard model set.  These include 6 new Amp Models, 4 new Stompbox Models, and 7 new Wah Models.  This update is required to install the Bass Expansion Model Pack and to use Line 6 Edit version 3.0.  The sound of your existing Channels won't be affected by the update, but changes were made to the Preset Channels included to spotlight some of the new models.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2006-04-20 10:50:36</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="1225">
        <version>3.01</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>PODxtPro_3_01.xtf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This firmware update adds additional Models to your PODxt's standard model set.  These include 6 new Amp Models, 4 new Stompbox Models, and 7 new Wah Models.  This update is required to install the Bass Expansion Model Pack and to use Line 6 Edit version 3.0.  The sound of your existing Channels won't be affected by the update, but changes were made to the Preset Channels included to spotlight some of the new models.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2006-04-20 10:50:41</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="1223">
        <version>3.01</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>PODxt_3_01.xtf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This firmware update adds additional Models to your PODxt's standard model set.  These include 6 new Amp Models, 4 new Stompbox Models, and 7 new Wah Models.  This update is required to install the Bass Expansion Model Pack and to use Line 6 Edit version 3.0.  The sound of your existing Channels won't be affected by the update, but changes were made to the Preset Channels included to spotlight some of the new models.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2006-04-20 10:50:47</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="1250">
        <version>3.02</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>PODxtPro_3_02.xtf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Fixes a problem within Flash Memory version 3.01 where loading Bass Expansion Pack Cab Models will trigger spontaneous resets when Digital Audio Input (AES/EBU or S/Pdif) is the system clock reference.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2006-05-02 10:10:06</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="1254">
        <version>3.25</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>VariaxAcoustic_3.25.vxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This release enables Model editing and librarian functions in concert with Variax Workbench 1.5
Please update using Line 6 Monkey 1.12 or later.
***Vetta II Users:*** This code version has been re-released with the ability to perform a successful update through your amp's VDI port.
***Important:*** -Flash update is only required for using the Workbench Editor/Librarian. Updating the DF/FM will overwrite existing Patch settings, replacing them with factory defaults. Your custom Alt. tuning settings wil need to be re-created, so document them before updating.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2006-05-11 19:36:13</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070001">Variax Acoustic</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="1517">
        <version>1.03</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>KB37_IOP_0103.kbf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Please update KB37 USB firmware to 1.08 before updating Flash Memory.
Both operations should be performed using Line 6 Monkey version 1.15 ]]></notes>
        <release_date>2006-09-29 10:22:01</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="1531">
        <version>2.54</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>motopod_2.54.mpf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This resolves a problem with the transfer of single POD patches between units via MIDI.  Previous releases did the following:
- enabled FBV2 Foot Controller support (2.53)
- resolved the inability to Save and Recall Channels and Amp Model defaults with customized Cab pairings. (2.52)
A MIDI interface is required to perform this update.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2006-10-17 15:41:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00000300">POD 2.0</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="1723">
        <version>1.06</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>BODxtLive1_06.xtf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This release is included in currently shipping units.  It includes an improvement to the pedal calibration test.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2007-07-12 16:05:03</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000b">Bass PODxt Live</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="1784">
        <version>1.01</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>UX8 SHARC FW 1.01.u8f</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the original firmware shipped with TonePort UX8.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2007-08-16 15:30:06</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="1889">
        <version>1.00.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>tngbean.x3f</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the original Flash Memory shipped with POD X3.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2007-10-12 14:04:52</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="1888">
        <version>1.00.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>tnglive.x3f</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the original Flash Memory shipped with POD X3 Live]]></notes>
        <release_date>2007-10-12 14:05:33</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="1923">
        <version>1.01.1</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>tnglive.x3f</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is an older version of POD X3 Firmware- please update to and take advantage of the improved latest version available from Line 6 Monkey.  Included Updates:
Variax Connectivity- POD X3 Live now supports Variax patch switching and saving of Variax settings with your POD X3 Patches.
Patch Switching Time- Patch switching time is greatly reduced, by up to 70% in most cases.
Soft Knob/Save Update- Some forum users noted issues with the 4 soft knobs of save knob not working, this update resolves that issue.
Erratic Patch Switch- Some forum users noted erratic patch switching (most commonly to Channel 'C').  This update resolves that issue.
Expression Pedal Mute- External expression pedal no longer mutes output upon being plugged in.
Room %- Room was not being properly turned off in some cases.  This update resolves that issue.
Pedal Calibration- Pedal was not calibrating to 0.  This update resolves that issue.  The pedal should be calibrated for best operation:
1.	Go to test mode by holding down Right on the directional pad when you power up. 
2.	Highlight Pedal Cal 
3.	Press the Inputs button 
4.	Set the pedal to the heel position 
5.	Press the A footswitch to get data on pwm duty cycles 
6.	Set the pedal to the toe position 
7.	Press the B footswitch to get data on pwm duty cycles 
8.	Press the C footswitch for automatic selection of the best duty cycle 
9.	Move the pedal to get smooth 0-255 Scaled Values. 
10.	Press the D footswitch to save the settings. 
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2007-11-06 11:30:04</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="1924">
        <version>1.01.1</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>tngbean.x3f</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is an older version of POD X3 Firmware - please update to and take advantage of the improved latest version available from Line 6 Monkey.  Included Updates:
Variax Connectivity- POD X3 Live now supports Variax patch switching and saving of Variax settings with your POD X3 Patches.
Patch Switching Time- Patch switching time is greatly reduced, by up to 70% in most cases.
Soft Knob/Save Update- Some forum users noted issues with the 4 soft knobs of save knob not working, this update resolves that issue.
Erratic Patch Switch- Some forum users noted erratic patch switching (most commonly to Channel 'C').  This update resolves that issue.
Expression Pedal Mute- External expression pedal no longer mutes output upon being plugged in.
Room %- Room was not being properly turned off in some cases.  This update resolves that issue.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2007-11-06 11:35:03</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="1931">
        <version>1.02</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>tngbean.x3f</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This update includes the following fixes:
Entering Tuner Mode will no longer reset monitor level to max.
Exiting Tuner Mode will no longer cause a temporary volume spike.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2007-11-13 17:30:08</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="1932">
        <version>1.02</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>tnglive.x3f</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This update includes the following fixes:
Entering Tuner Mode will no longer reset monitor level to max.
Exiting Tuner Mode will no longer cause a temporary volume spike.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2007-11-13 17:30:16</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2084">
        <version>1.11.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>tngbean.x3f</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2008-02-29 11:55:02</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2085">
        <version>1.11.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>tnglive.x3f</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2008-02-29 11:55:03</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2112">
        <version>1.12</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>tnglive.x3f</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[If you are a POD X3 or POD X3 Live owner, please download and install the latest version of Line 6 Monkey software, and use it to update your POD to this latest version of firmware.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2008-04-03 16:43:03</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2111">
        <version>1.12</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>tngbean.x3f</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[If you are a POD X3 or POD X3 Live owner, please download and install the latest version of Line 6 Monkey software, and use it to update your POD to this latest version of firmware.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2008-04-03 16:43:29</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2194">
        <version>1.15</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>tnglive.x3f</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[If you are a POD X3 Live owner, please make sure you have downloaded and installed the latest version of Line 6 Monkey software, and use it to update your POD to this latest version of firmware.  
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2008-06-26 12:10:02</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2315">
        <version>1.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>tngRack_v1.00.00.x3f</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the original factory firmware for POD X3 Pro.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2008-09-05 16:55:03</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2380">
        <version>2.09</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>fw.bin</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2008-10-22 09:10:46</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000d0000">Spider Jam</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2381">
        <version>2.09</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>fw.bin</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2008-10-22 09:15:20</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000d0001">JM4</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2482">
        <version>1.20.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>tngRack_v1.20.00.x3f</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-01-23 10:39:44</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2501">
        <version>1.21.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>tngbean.x3f</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-02-04 14:43:44</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2502">
        <version>1.21.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>tnglive.x3f</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-02-04 14:45:10</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2508">
        <version>1.03</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>KB37MkII_IOP_0103.kbf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-02-23 12:49:06</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2825">
        <version>1.17</version>
        <build_string>SV MkII 112 Monkey file</build_string>
        <filename>SVMkII_112_1.17.spf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-08-14 15:15:03</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120006">Spider Valve MkII 112</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2826">
        <version>1.17</version>
        <build_string>SV MkII 212 Monkey file</build_string>
        <filename>SVMkII_212_1.17.spf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-08-14 15:20:04</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120007">Spider Valve MkII 212</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2828">
        <version>1.17</version>
        <build_string>SV MkII HD100 Monkey file</build_string>
        <filename>SVMkII_HD_1.17.spf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-08-14 15:20:06</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120008">Spider Valve MkII HD100</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2681">
        <version>1.00.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>FBVExpress_1.00.fbf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the originally released factory firmware.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-08-19 14:10:18</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110001">FBV Express MkII</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2688">
        <version>1.00.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>FBVShortboard_1.00.fbf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the originally released factory firmware.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-08-19 14:10:20</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110002">FBV Shortboard MkII</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2817">
        <version>1.04</version>
        <build_string>Spider IV HD150 Monkey file</build_string>
        <filename>Spider4_HD150_1.04.spf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[All Spider IV amplifiers can be updated using an FBV MkII Express or FBV MkII Shortboard, as follows:
1. Connect your FBV MkII to your Spider IV using a standard FBV cable 2. Connect your FBV MkII to your computer using a standard USB cable 3. Launch Line 6 Monkey on your computer 4. Select your Spider IV as the connected device if it isn't automatically selected 5. Select the Flash Memory line item and click "Update Selection" 
Version 1.04 is the latest factory firmware, and contains the following bug fixes:
-Several presets including some Amp model defaults have new gate settings.
-Added DJ Ashba and POD to the Artist Bank.
-Includes previous fixes.
Updating Note: Updating firmware does not erase User Presets. To return the amp to its factory settings, which includes restoring original User Presets and Amp Model Defaults, press the "A" Channel button on power up, then press the "Presets" encoder.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-08-19 15:21:08</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120005">Spider IV HD150</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2713">
        <version>1.01.0</version>
        <build_string>Spider IV HD150 Monkey file</build_string>
        <filename>Spider4_HD150_1.01.spf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[All Spider IV amplifiers can be updated using an FBV MkII Express or FBV MkII Shortboard, as follows:
1. Connect your FBV MkII to your Spider IV using a standard FBV cable 2. Connect your FBV MkII to your computer using a standard USB cable 3. Launch Line 6 Monkey on your computer 4. Select your Spider IV as the connected device if it isn't automatically selected 5. Select the Flash Memory line item and click "Update Selection" 
Version 1.01 is the original production code.
Updating Note: Updating firmware does not erase User Presets. To return the amp to its factory settings, which includes restoring original User Presets and Amp Model Defaults, press the "A" Channel button on power up, then press the "Presets" encoder.
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-08-19 15:21:13</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120005">Spider IV HD150</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2727">
        <version>1.02.0</version>
        <build_string>Spider IV HD150 Monkey file</build_string>
        <filename>Spider4_HD150_1.02.0.spf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[All Spider IV amplifiers can be updated using an FBV MkII Express or FBV MkII Shortboard, as follows:
1. Connect your FBV MkII to your Spider IV using a standard FBV cable 2. Connect your FBV MkII to your computer using a standard USB cable 3. Launch Line 6 Monkey on your computer 4. Select your Spider IV as the connected device if it isn't automatically selected 5. Select the Flash Memory line item and click "Update Selection" 
Version 1.02 contains a bug fix:
-When changing between Reverb models via the encoder knob, the effect could previously load invalid parameters.
Updating Note: Updating firmware does not erase User Presets. To return the amp to its factory settings, which includes restoring original User Presets and Amp Model Defaults, press the "A" Channel button on power up, then press the "Presets" encoder.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-08-19 15:21:31</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120005">Spider IV HD150</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2646">
        <version>1.03</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Spider4_15_1.03.spf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Please Note: Updating your Spider IV 15 to Flash Memory 1.03 from any earlier build will erase your user presets. Once you have 1.03 installed, any future updates will leave your user presets untouched.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-08-19 15:21:48</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120000">Spider IV 15</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2710">
        <version>1.01.0</version>
        <build_string>Spider IV 75 Monkey file</build_string>
        <filename>Spider4_75_1.01.spf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[All Spider IV amplifiers can be updated using an FBV MkII Express or FBV MkII Shortboard, as follows:
1. Connect your FBV MkII to your Spider IV using a standard FBV cable 2. Connect your FBV MkII to your computer using a standard USB cable 3. Launch Line 6 Monkey on your computer 4. Select your Spider IV as the connected device if it isn't automatically selected 5. Select the Flash Memory line item and click "Update Selection" 
Version 1.01 is the original production code.
Updating Note: Updating firmware does not erase User Presets. To return the amp to its factory settings, which includes restoring original User Presets and Amp Model Defaults, press the "A" Channel button on power up, then press the "Presets" encoder.
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-08-19 15:22:24</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120002">Spider IV 75</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2725">
        <version>1.02.0</version>
        <build_string>Spider IV 75 Monkey file</build_string>
        <filename>Spider4_75_1.02.0.spf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[All Spider IV amplifiers can be updated using an FBV MkII Express or FBV MkII Shortboard, as follows:
1. Connect your FBV MkII to your Spider IV using a standard FBV cable 2. Connect your FBV MkII to your computer using a standard USB cable 3. Launch Line 6 Monkey on your computer 4. Select your Spider IV as the connected device if it isn't automatically selected 5. Select the Flash Memory line item and click "Update Selection" 
Version 1.02 contains a bug fix:
-When changing between Reverb models via the encoder knob, the effect could previously load invalid parameters.
Updating Note: Updating firmware does not erase User Presets. To return the amp to its factory settings, which includes restoring original User Presets and Amp Model Defaults, press the "A" Channel button on power up, then press the "Presets" encoder.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-08-19 15:22:47</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120002">Spider IV 75</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2814">
        <version>1.04</version>
        <build_string>Spider IV 75 Monkey file</build_string>
        <filename>Spider4_75_1.04.spf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[All Spider IV amplifiers can be updated using an FBV MkII Express or FBV MkII Shortboard, as follows:
1. Connect your FBV MkII to your Spider IV using a standard FBV cable 2. Connect your FBV MkII to your computer using a standard USB cable 3. Launch Line 6 Monkey on your computer 4. Select your Spider IV as the connected device if it isn't automatically selected 5. Select the Flash Memory line item and click "Update Selection" 
Version 1.04 is the latest factory firmware, and contains the following bug fixes:
-Several presets including some Amp model defaults have new gate settings.
-Added DJ Ashba and POD to the Artist Bank.
-Includes previous fixes.
Updating Note: Updating firmware does not erase User Presets. To return the amp to its factory settings, which includes restoring original User Presets and Amp Model Defaults, press the "A" Channel button on power up, then press the "Presets" encoder.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-08-19 15:25:21</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120002">Spider IV 75</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2647">
        <version>1.03</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Spider4_30_1.03.spf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[All Spider IV amplifiers can be updated using an FBV MkII Express or FBV MkII Shortboard, as follows:
1. Connect your FBV MkII to your Spider IV using a standard FBV cable 2. Connect your FBV MkII to your computer using a standard USB cable 3. Launch Line 6 Monkey on your computer 4. Select your Spider IV as the connected device if it isn't automatically selected 5. Select the Flash Memory line item and click "Update Selection" 
While it is not necessary to update your Spider IV 30 to enjoy its full functionality, Flash Memory V.1.03 does fix a small bug: 
-A pop is heard when entering/exiting tuner mode.
Please Note: Updating your Spider IV 30 to Flash Memory 1.03 from any earlier build will erase your user presets. Once you have 1.03 installed, any future updates will leave your user presets untouched.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-08-19 15:26:40</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120001">Spider IV 30</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2712">
        <version>1.01.0</version>
        <build_string>Spider IV 150 Monkey file</build_string>
        <filename>Spider4_150_1.01.spf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[All Spider IV amplifiers can be updated using an FBV MkII Express or FBV MkII Shortboard, as follows:
1. Connect your FBV MkII to your Spider IV using a standard FBV cable 2. Connect your FBV MkII to your computer using a standard USB cable 3. Launch Line 6 Monkey on your computer 4. Select your Spider IV as the connected device if it isn't automatically selected 5. Select the Flash Memory line item and click "Update Selection" 
Version 1.01 is the original production code.
Updating Note: Updating firmware does not erase User Presets. To return the amp to its factory settings, which includes restoring original User Presets and Amp Model Defaults, press the "A" Channel button on power up, then press the "Presets" encoder.
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-08-19 15:27:31</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120004">Spider IV 150</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2726">
        <version>1.02.0</version>
        <build_string>Spider IV 150 Monkey file</build_string>
        <filename>Spider4_150_1.02.0.spf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[All Spider IV amplifiers can be updated using an FBV MkII Express or FBV MkII Shortboard, as follows:
1. Connect your FBV MkII to your Spider IV using a standard FBV cable 2. Connect your FBV MkII to your computer using a standard USB cable 3. Launch Line 6 Monkey on your computer 4. Select your Spider IV as the connected device if it isn't automatically selected 5. Select the Flash Memory line item and click "Update Selection" 
Version 1.02 contains a bug fix:
-When changing between Reverb models via the encoder knob, the effect could previously load invalid parameters.
Updating Note: Updating firmware does not erase User Presets. To return the amp to its factory settings, which includes restoring original User Presets and Amp Model Defaults, press the "A" Channel button on power up, then press the "Presets" encoder.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-08-19 15:27:48</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120004">Spider IV 150</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2816">
        <version>1.04</version>
        <build_string>Spider IV 150 Monkey file</build_string>
        <filename>Spider4_150_1.04.spf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[All Spider IV amplifiers can be updated using an FBV MkII Express or FBV MkII Shortboard, as follows:
1. Connect your FBV MkII to your Spider IV using a standard FBV cable 2. Connect your FBV MkII to your computer using a standard USB cable 3. Launch Line 6 Monkey on your computer 4. Select your Spider IV as the connected device if it isn't automatically selected 5. Select the Flash Memory line item and click "Update Selection" 
Version 1.04 is the latest factory firmware, and contains the following bug fixes:
-Several presets including some Amp model defaults have new gate settings.
-Added DJ Ashba and POD to the Artist Bank.
-Includes previous fixes.
Updating Note: Updating firmware does not erase User Presets. To return the amp to its factory settings, which includes restoring original User Presets and Amp Model Defaults, press the "A" Channel button on power up, then press the "Presets" encoder.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-08-19 15:28:10</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120004">Spider IV 150</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2815">
        <version>1.04</version>
        <build_string>Spider IV 120 Monkey file</build_string>
        <filename>Spider4_120_1.04.spf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Updating Note: Updating firmware does not erase User Presets. To return the amp to its factory settings, which includes restoring original User Presets and Amp Model Defaults, press the "A" Channel button on power up, then press the "Presets" encoder.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-08-19 15:28:36</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120003">Spider IV 120</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2875">
        <version>2.00.00</version>
        <build_string>M13 sysex file</build_string>
        <filename>M13_BFlash_2_00_00.syx</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-10-01 16:16:41</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000e0000">M13</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2891">
        <version>2.01.00</version>
        <build_string>M9 Monkey file</build_string>
        <filename>M7_BFlash_2_01_00.m9f</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-10-08 12:58:01</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000e0001">M9</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2838">
        <version>1.01</version>
        <build_string>Pocket POD Monkey file</build_string>
        <filename>P9_081407_0101a.ppf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-10-09 10:57:35</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00000600">Pocket POD</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2894">
        <version>2.01.00</version>
        <build_string>M13 sysex file</build_string>
        <filename>M13_BFlash_2_01_00.syx</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-10-09 16:42:21</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000e0000">M13</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2902">
        <version>1.10.0</version>
        <build_string>FBV Express MkII Monkey file</build_string>
        <filename>FBVExpress_1.10.fbf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[AFTER THE UPDATE, RE-CALIBRATION OF YOUR FBV MkII IS REQUIRED
(instructions are posted at http://line6.com/software - FBV Express MkII)]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-10-21 12:09:43</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110001">FBV Express MkII</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="2901">
        <version>1.10.0</version>
        <build_string>FBV Shortboard MkII Monkey file</build_string>
        <filename>FBVShortboard_1.10.fbf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[AFTER THE UPDATE, RE-CALIBRATION OF YOUR FBV MkII IS REQUIRED
(instructions are posted at http://line6.com/software - FBV Shortboard MkII)]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-10-21 12:11:07</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110002">FBV Shortboard MkII</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="3027">
        <version>2.00.0</version>
        <build_string>POD X3 Monkey file</build_string>
        <filename>tngbean.x3f</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-02-19 10:13:03</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="3028">
        <version>2.00.0</version>
        <build_string>POD X3 Live Monkey file</build_string>
        <filename>tnglive.x3f</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-02-19 10:13:07</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="3016">
        <version>2.00.00</version>
        <build_string>X3 Pro Monkey file</build_string>
        <filename>tngRack_v2.00.00.x3f</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-02-19 10:13:10</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release reg_required="y" id="3100">
        <version>1.52</version>
        <build_string>Spider IV 120 Update</build_string>
        <filename>Spider4_120_1.52.spf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Updating firmware does not erase User Presets. To restore original User Presets and Amp Model Defaults, press the "A" Channel button on power up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-03-01 14:48:30</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120003">Spider IV 120</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release reg_required="y" id="3102">
        <version>1.52</version>
        <build_string>Spider IV 150 Update</build_string>
        <filename>Spider4_150_1.52.spf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Updating firmware does not erase User Presets. To return the amp to its factory settings, which includes restoring original User Presets and Amp Model Defaults, press the "A" Channel button on power up, then press the "Presets" encoder.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-03-01 14:50:54</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120004">Spider IV 150</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release reg_required="y" id="3101">
        <version>1.52</version>
        <build_string>Spider IV 75 Update</build_string>
        <filename>Spider4_75_1.52.spf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Updating firmware does not erase User Presets. To restore original User Presets and Amp Model Defaults, press the "A" Channel button on power up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-03-01 14:51:23</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120002">Spider IV 75</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release reg_required="y" id="3103">
        <version>1.52</version>
        <build_string>Spider IV HD150 Update</build_string>
        <filename>Spider4_HD150_1.52.spf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Updating firmware does not erase User Presets. To return the amp to its factory settings, which includes restoring original User Presets and Amp Model Defaults, press the "A" Channel button on power up, then press the "Presets" encoder.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-03-01 14:51:50</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120005">Spider IV HD150</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release reg_required="y" id="3124">
        <version>1.50.00</version>
        <build_string>Spider Valve MkII Update</build_string>
        <filename>SVMkII_112_1.50.spf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-03-11 09:41:08</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120006">Spider Valve MkII 112</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release reg_required="y" id="3125">
        <version>1.50.00</version>
        <build_string>Spider Valve MkII Update</build_string>
        <filename>SVMkII_212_1.50.spf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-03-11 09:42:19</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120007">Spider Valve MkII 212</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release reg_required="y" id="3126">
        <version>1.50.00</version>
        <build_string>Spider Valve MkII Update</build_string>
        <filename>SVMkII_HD_1.50.spf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-03-11 09:44:56</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120008">Spider Valve MkII HD100</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="3197">
        <version>2.01.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>tnglive.x3f</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This version of Flash Memory includes the following update:
MIDI Sysex Tone Send/Receive -  These commands allow you to send or receive the current tone to a MIDI device such as MIDI Mobilizer.  The commands are available from the command screen.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-06-10 11:20:05</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="3610">
        <version>1.10.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Pod_HD400_1.10.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD400 v1.10 Firmware is a FREE firmware update that adds several new features, updates HD amp model presets, and also contains several small bug fixes.  It is highly recommended that all POD HD400 users perform this update!
Performing a Factory Restore
After updating the firmware in your POD HD 400, we recommend you perform a factory restore and pedal calibration to ensure you'll have the best performance possible. This doesn't take long and makes sure your unit is factory fresh after the update!
1. Once you've completed the update via Line 6 Monkey, power off POD HD300. While holding down the 'A' footswitch, power the unit on by re-plugging the power adapter until you see the LCD display the following: 'Push PRESETS for factory restore'
2. Press the PRESETS knob, then press it again to proceed once you see the following prompt: 'Sure? Press PRESETS if yes'
3. Watch the LCD screen and you'll see it display the progress %. Do not touch any controls on the device during this process.
4. Once it reaches 100%, you are prompted to start the Pedal Calibration process. Press the Channel D footswitch to proceed.
5. You are next prompted to 'Press and Hold the toe switch'
6. Press the pedal firmly all the way forward to click the toe switch and hold this position for a few seconds until you see the next prompt.
7. As instructed, move the pedal to the minimum heel position (MIN) and press the D switch.
8. Move the pedal to the maximum (MAX) forward position (but do not click the toe switch) and press D again.
9. At this point, the pedal is calibrated but not saved. If calibrated correctly, moving the pedal will display values from 0-127 on the LCD screen.
10. Press D switch once again to save if all is correct.
Features/Changes:
'Hold For Looper' Foot-switch mode option in 'SETUP' menu (allows quick switching between Preset and Pedal modes)
AC Rate select option in 'SETUP' menu (allows for 'location specific' 50/60 cycle current emulation)
Improved DT-50 communication via L6 LINK (allows better communication between POD HD400 and Line 6's new DT_50 flagship amplifier series)
Updated HD Amp Models
Updated Amp model defaults
Updated presets
Several small bug fixes
Please wait while your device re-initializes itself and the Presets screen is displayed. The process is now complete! 
For more information about POD HD400, the POD HD knowledge base can be found at http://line6.com/community/community/support/pod_support/pod_hd?view=documents.
The Advanced User's Guide for the POD HD400 can be found at http://line6.com/dispatch/index.html?page=manuals&appid=2097217573.
NOTE: The software associated with POD HD products (Drivers, Editors) is compatible with Intel Macs only. Unfortunately, it isn't practical for us to continue to support platforms such as Power PC that the manufacturer (Apple) no longer supports. We apologize for any inconvenience this causes.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-09-30 09:01:26</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140001">POD HD400</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="3609">
        <version>1.10.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Pod_HD300_1.10.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD300 v1.10 Firmware is a FREE firmware update that adds several new features, updates HD amp model presets, and also contains several small bug fixes.  It is highly recommended that all POD HD300 users perform this update!
Performing a Factory Restore
After updating the firmware in your POD HD 300, we recommend you perform a factory restore and pedal calibration to ensure you'll have the best performance possible. This doesn't take long and makes sure your unit is factory fresh after the update!
1. Once you've completed the update via Line 6 Monkey, power off POD HD300. While holding down the 'A' footswitch, power the unit on by re-plugging the power adapter until you see the LCD display the following: 'Push PRESETS for factory restore'
2. Press the PRESETS knob, then press it again to proceed once you see the following prompt: 'Sure? Press PRESETS if yes'
3. Watch the LCD screen and you'll see it display the progress %. Do not touch any controls on the device during this process.
4. Once it reaches 100%, you are prompted to start the Pedal Calibration process. Press the Channel D footswitch to proceed.
5. You are next prompted to 'Press and Hold the toe switch'
6. Press the pedal firmly all the way forward to click the toe switch and hold this position for a few seconds until you see the next prompt.
7. As instructed, move the pedal to the minimum heel position (MIN) and press the D switch.
8. Move the pedal to the maximum (MAX) forward position (but do not click the toe switch) and press D again.
9. At this point, the pedal is calibrated but not saved. If calibrated correctly, moving the pedal will display values from 0-127 on the LCD screen.
10. Press D switch once again to save if all is correct.
Features/Changes:
'Hold For Looper' Foot-switch mode option in 'SETUP' menu (allows quick switching between Preset and Pedal modes)
AC Rate select option in 'SETUP' menu (allows for 'location specific' 50/60 cycle current emulation)
Improved DT-50 communication via L6 LINK (allows better communication between POD HD300 and Line 6's new DT_50 flagship amplifier series)
Updated HD Amp Models
Updated Amp model defaults
Updated presets
Several small bug fixes
Please wait while your device re-initializes itself and the Presets screen is displayed. The process is now complete! 
For more information about POD HD300, the POD HD knowledge base can be found at http://line6.com/community/community/support/pod_support/pod_hd?view=documents.
The Advanced User's Guide for the POD HD300 can be found at http://line6.com/dispatch/index.html?page=manuals&appid=2097217573.
NOTE: The software associated with POD HD products (Drivers, Editors) is compatible with Intel Macs only. Unfortunately, it isn't practical for us to continue to support platforms such as Power PC that the manufacturer (Apple) no longer supports. We apologize for any inconvenience this causes.
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-09-30 09:01:27</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140000">POD HD300</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="3608">
        <version>1.10.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P18.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD500 v1.10 is a FREE firmware update that adds several exciting new features, updates HD amp models, presets, and contains several small bug fixes. It is highly recommended that all POD HD500 users perform this update!
POD HD500 Flash Memory v1.10 RELEASE NOTES
Features/Changes
Various features added to the System Setup menu (see the Advanced User Guide for specifics)
Updated HD Amp Models
Updated amp model defaults
Updated presets
Added user defined MIDI foot controller capabilities
Added amp model bypass volume
Added per-preset Trails on/off
Improved Tuner
Improved DT50 communication via L6 LINK (allows better communication between POD HD500 and Line 6's new DT50 flagship amplifier series)
Various bug fixes
Known Issues
Exiting Tuner mode via the VIEW button may cause unexpected results
WORKAROUND - Exit Tuner mode using the footswitch
FAQ
For more information about POD HD500, the POD HD knowledge base can be found http://line6.com/community/community/support/pod_support/pod_hd?view=documents.
The Advanced User's Guide for the POD HD500 can be found http://line6.com/dispatch/index.html?page=manuals&appid=2097217575.
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-09-30 09:01:29</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release reg_required="y" id="3552">
        <version>2.00.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>SVMkII_HD_2.00.spf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[SPIDER FX INFUSION v2.0 is a free firmware upgrade for your Spider Valve MkII 112, 212, and HD100. It requires the purchase and registration of either of the USB equipped FBV Shortboard MkII or FBV Express MkII foot-controllers to enable computer connectivity to the amp. This new firmware features:
A total of 56 FX Models, bringing the total in your updated amp to 76!  (All the FX from Spider FX Infusion 1.52 plus 28 more Stomps, Comps, Mods, Delays, Reverbs and Wahs)
Continued compatibility (added with 1.52) with Spider Valve MkII Edit
Updating Note: Updating firmware does not erase User Presets. To return the amp to its factory settings, which includes restoring original User Presets and Amp Model Defaults, press the "A" Channel button on power up, then press the "Presets" encoder.
For update FAQs go to http://line6.com/community/docs/DOC-2050]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-09-30 09:22:49</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120008">Spider Valve MkII HD100</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release reg_required="y" id="3551">
        <version>2.00.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>SVMkII_212_2.00.spf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[SPIDER FX INFUSION v2.0 is a free firmware upgrade for your Spider Valve MkII 112, 212, and HD100. It requires the purchase and registration of either of the USB equipped FBV Shortboard MkII or FBV Express MkII foot-controllers to enable computer connectivity to the amp. This new firmware features:
A total of 56 FX Models, bringing the total in your updated amp to 76!  (All the FX from Spider FX Infusion 1.52 plus 28 more Stomps, Comps, Mods, Delays, Reverbs and Wahs)
Continued compatibility (added with 1.52) with Spider Valve MkII Edit
Updating Note: Updating firmware does not erase User Presets. To return the amp to its factory settings, which includes restoring original User Presets and Amp Model Defaults, press the "A" Channel button on power up, then press the "Presets" encoder.
For update FAQs go to http://line6.com/community/docs/DOC-2050]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-09-30 09:22:57</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120007">Spider Valve MkII 212</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release reg_required="y" id="3550">
        <version>2.00.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>SVMkII_112_2.00.spf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[SPIDER FX INFUSION v2.0 is a free firmware upgrade for your Spider Valve MkII 112, 212, and HD100. It requires the purchase and registration of either of the USB equipped FBV Shortboard MkII or FBV Express MkII foot-controllers to enable computer connectivity to the amp. This new firmware features:
A total of 56 FX Models, bringing the total in your updated amp to 76!  (All the FX from Spider FX Infusion 1.52 plus 28 more Stomps, Comps, Mods, Delays, Reverbs and Wahs)
Continued compatibility (added with 1.52) with Spider Valve MkII Edit
Updating Note: Updating firmware does not erase User Presets. To return the amp to its factory settings, which includes restoring original User Presets and Amp Model Defaults, press the "A" Channel button on power up, then press the "Presets" encoder.
For update FAQs go to http://line6.com/community/docs/DOC-2050]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-09-30 09:23:04</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120006">Spider Valve MkII 112</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release reg_required="y" id="3556">
        <version>2.00.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Spider4_HD150_2.00.spf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[SPIDER FX INFUSION v2.0 is a free firmware upgrade for your Spider IV 75, 120, 150 and HD 150. It requires the purchase and registration of either of the USB equipped FBV Shortboard MkII or FBV Express MkII foot-controllers to enable computer connectivity to the amp. This new firmware features:
A total of 56 FX Models, bringing the total in your updated amp to 76!  (All the FX from Spider FX Infusion 1.52 plus 28 more Stomps, Comps, Mods, Delays, Reverbs and Wahs)
Continued compatibility (added with 1.52) with Spider IV Edit
Updating Note: Updating firmware does not erase User Presets. To return the amp to its factory settings, which includes restoring original User Presets and Amp Model Defaults, press the "A" Channel button on power up, then press the "Presets" encoder.
For update FAQs go to http://line6.com/community/docs/DOC-2049]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-09-30 09:23:12</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120005">Spider IV HD150</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release reg_required="y" id="3555">
        <version>2.00.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Spider4_150_2.00.spf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[SPIDER FX INFUSION v2.0 is a free firmware upgrade for your Spider IV 75, 120, 150 and HD 150. It requires the purchase and registration of either of the USB equipped FBV Shortboard MkII or FBV Express MkII foot-controllers to enable computer connectivity to the amp. This new firmware features:
A total of 56 FX Models, bringing the total in your updated amp to 76!  (All the FX from Spider FX Infusion 1.52 plus 28 more Stomps, Comps, Mods, Delays, Reverbs and Wahs)
Continued compatibility (added with 1.52) with Spider IV Edit
Updating Note: Updating firmware does not erase User Presets. To return the amp to its factory settings, which includes restoring original User Presets and Amp Model Defaults, press the "A" Channel button on power up, then press the "Presets" encoder.
For update FAQs go to http://line6.com/community/docs/DOC-2049]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-09-30 09:23:18</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120004">Spider IV 150</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release reg_required="y" id="3554">
        <version>2.00.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Spider4_120_2.00.spf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[SPIDER FX INFUSION v2.0 is a free firmware upgrade for your Spider IV 75, 120, 150 and HD 150. It requires the purchase and registration of either of the USB equipped FBV Shortboard MkII or FBV Express MkII foot-controllers to enable computer connectivity to the amp. This new firmware features:
A total of 56 FX Models, bringing the total in your updated amp to 76!  (All the FX from Spider FX Infusion 1.52 plus 28 more Stomps, Comps, Mods, Delays, Reverbs and Wahs)
Continued compatibility (added with 1.52) with Spider IV Edit
Updating Note: Updating firmware does not erase User Presets. To return the amp to its factory settings, which includes restoring original User Presets and Amp Model Defaults, press the "A" Channel button on power up, then press the "Presets" encoder.
For update FAQs go to http://line6.com/community/docs/DOC-2049]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-09-30 09:23:24</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120003">Spider IV 120</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release reg_required="y" id="3553">
        <version>2.00.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Spider4_75_2.00.spf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[SPIDER FX INFUSION v2.0 is a free firmware upgrade for your Spider IV 75, 120, 150 and HD 150. It requires the purchase and registration of either of the USB equipped FBV Shortboard MkII or FBV Express MkII foot-controllers to enable computer connectivity to the amp. This new firmware features:
A total of 56 FX Models, bringing the total in your updated amp to 76!  (All the FX from Spider FX Infusion 1.52 plus 28 more Stomps, Comps, Mods, Delays, Reverbs and Wahs)
Continued compatibility (added with 1.52) with Spider IV Edit
Updating Note: Updating firmware does not erase User Presets. To return the amp to its factory settings, which includes restoring original User Presets and Amp Model Defaults, press the "A" Channel button on power up, then press the "Presets" encoder.
For update FAQs go to http://line6.com/community/docs/DOC-2049]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-09-30 09:23:30</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120002">Spider IV 75</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="3647">
        <version>1.10.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>A25_212_1.10.vaf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This release updates our HD amp models.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-11-15 15:06:33</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150001">DT50 212</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="3648">
        <version>1.10.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>A25_HD_1.10.vaf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This release updates our HD amp models.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-11-15 15:06:34</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150002">DT50 Head</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="3646">
        <version>1.10.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>A25_112_1.10.vaf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This release updates our HD amp models.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-11-15 15:06:36</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150000">DT50 112</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="3675">
        <version>1.70</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>TylerVariax_1.70.vxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the first release version of firmware for Tyler Variax.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-11-17 10:24:18</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070005">James Tyler Variax</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="3706">
        <version>2.02.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>M7_BFlash_2_02_00.m9f</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-11-23 14:48:37</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000e0001">M9</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="3756">
        <version>1.20.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P18.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD500 v1.20 is a FREE firmware update that includes features and bug fixes. It is highly recommended that all POD HD500 users perform this update!
POD HD500 Flash Memory v1.20 RELEASE NOTES If you are a POD HD500 owner, please download and install the latest version of Line 6 Monkey software and use it to update your POD HD500 to this latest version of Flash Memory. Once you've connected your POD HD500 to your computer via USB port (hubs are not supported) Monkey will recognize your unit and take you through the update process. 
Features/Changes
-Updated HD Amp Models:
-Bomber Uber - Sag characteristics adjusted, gain staging improved 
-Angel F-Ball - Preamp drive adjusted, high-end gain reduced, noise floor improved
-Class A-30TB Pre - Presence knob taper adjusted to reduce maximum range
-Brit P-75 Pre - Increased output level to drive power amp, drive knob taper modified to increase preamp gain (for use at reduced channel volume)
-Improved DT50 communication via L6 LINK (allows better communication between POD HD500 and Line 6's new DT50 flagship amplifier series)
-Various L6 LINK features added to the System Setup menu (see the L6 LINK Connectivity Guide for specifics)
-Various bug fixes
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-01-06 15:05:58</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="3754">
        <version>1.20</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>A25_HD_1.20.vaf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[DT50 v1.20 is a FREE firmware update that is highly recommended for all DT50/POD HD500 users.
DT50 v1.20 RELEASE NOTES If you are a DT50 owner, please download and install the latest version of Line 6 Monkey software and use it to update to this latest version of Flash Memory. Once you've connected your DT50 to your computer via USB MIDI interface, Monkey will recognize your unit and take you through the update process. 
Features/Changes
-Improved communication with POD HD500 via L6 LINK (see the L6 LINK Connectivity Guide for specifics)
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-01-06 15:06:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150002">DT50 Head</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="3752">
        <version>1.20</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>A25_112_1.20.vaf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[DT50 v1.20 is a FREE firmware update that is highly recommended for all DT50/POD HD500 users.
DT50 v1.20 RELEASE NOTES If you are a DT50 owner, please download and install the latest version of Line 6 Monkey software and use it to update to this latest version of Flash Memory. Once you've connected your DT50 to your computer via USB MIDI interface, Monkey will recognize your unit and take you through the update process. 
Features/Changes
-Improved communication with POD HD500 via L6 LINK (see the L6 LINK Connectivity Guide for specifics)
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-01-06 15:06:01</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150000">DT50 112</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="3753">
        <version>1.20</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>A25_212_1.20.vaf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[DT50 v1.20 is a FREE firmware update that is highly recommended for all DT50/POD HD500 users.
DT50 v1.20 RELEASE NOTES If you are a DT50 owner, please download and install the latest version of Line 6 Monkey software and use it to update to this latest version of Flash Memory. Once you've connected your DT50 to your computer via USB MIDI interface, Monkey will recognize your unit and take you through the update process. 
Features/Changes
-Improved communication with POD HD500 via L6 LINK (see the L6 LINK Connectivity Guide for specifics)
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-01-06 15:06:03</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150001">DT50 212</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="3761">
        <version>1.20.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Pod_HD400_1.20.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD400 v1.20 is a FREE firmware update that updates HD amp models. It is highly recommended that all POD HD400 users perform this update!
POD HD400 Flash Memory v1.20 RELEASE NOTES If you are a POD HD400 owner, please download and install the latest version of Line 6 Monkey software and use it to update your POD HD400 to this latest version of Flash Memory. Once you've connected your POD HD400 to your computer via USB port (hubs are not supported) Monkey will recognize your unit and take you through the update process. 
Features/Changes
Updated HD Amp Models: 
-Bomber Uber - Sag characteristics adjusted, gain staging improved 
-Angel F-Ball - Preamp drive adjusted, high-end gain reduced, noise floor improved 
-Class A-30TB Pre - Presence knob taper adjusted to reduce maximum range 
-Brit P-75 Pre - Increased output level to drive power amp, drive knob taper modified to increase preamp gain (for use at reduced channel volume) ]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-01-07 14:33:33</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140001">POD HD400</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="3760">
        <version>1.20.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Pod_HD300_1.20.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD300 v1.20 is a FREE firmware update that updates HD amp models. It is highly recommended that all POD HD300 users perform this update!
POD HD300 Flash Memory v1.20 RELEASE NOTES If you are a POD HD300 owner, please download and install the latest version of Line 6 Monkey software and use it to update your POD HD300 to this latest version of Flash Memory. Once you've connected your POD HD300 to your computer via USB port (hubs are not supported) Monkey will recognize your unit and take you through the update process. 
Features/Changes
Updated HD Amp Models: 
-Bomber Uber - Sag characteristics adjusted, gain staging improved 
-Angel F-Ball - Preamp drive adjusted, high-end gain reduced, noise floor improved 
-Class A-30TB Pre - Presence knob taper adjusted to reduce maximum range 
-Brit P-75 Pre - Increased output level to drive power amp, drive knob taper modified to increase preamp gain (for use at reduced channel volume) ]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-01-07 14:33:35</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140000">POD HD300</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="3767">
        <version>2.04.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>M7_BFlash_2_04_00.m9f</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This Flash Memory v2.04 update is recommended for all M9 owners.  
Release notes:
Echo Platter feedback bug fixed.
A few other proprietary enhancements have been implemented.
M9 Advanced Guide:
For an in-depth guide to the features and functionality of the M9, including info not included in the Pilot's Handbook, check out the M9 Advanced Guide at http://line6.com/support/manuals/?families=12&submit=Submit.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-01-26 10:03:53</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000e0001">M9</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="3768">
        <version>2.04.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>M13_BFlash_2_04_00.syx</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-01-26 10:03:58</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000e0000">M13</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="3805">
        <version>1.00.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>M5_BFlash_1_00_00.m5f</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This flash memory version comes factory installed on M5.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-02-08 10:10:01</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000e0002">M5</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="3851">
        <version>1.22.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P18.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Please download and install Line 6 Monkey software version 1.35 or later* and use it to update your POD HD500 to this latest version of Flash Memory. Once you've connected your POD HD500 to your computer via USB port (hubs are not supported) Monkey will recognize your unit and take you through the update process. 
POD HD500 v1.22 is a FREE firmware update that contains several bug fixes and improvements. It is highly recommended that all POD HD500 users perform this update.  While these bug fixes will be welcome by all users, it is important to note these are not the exciting new features coming to POD HD500 which have been cryptically alluded to by Line6Miller on the Line 6 forums...make sure you stay tuned!
POD HD500 Flash Memory Version 1.22 RELEASE NOTES
What's new in firmware version 1.22?
-Greatly reduced audio burst when switching between presets with onboard EXP pedals at minimum
-Greatly improved preset switching time
-Amp model Drive knob parameter not accessing its minimum value - FIXED**
-Incorrect knob positions displayed when saving preset from amp model edit page - FIXED
-Mixer Pan parameter displayed inaccurately - FIXED
-4 Band Shift EQ and Parametric EQ frequency mismatch between left and right channels - FIXED
-Output signal may become muted upon repeatedly adding and removing FX Loop Block - FIXED
-Cursor jumps to saved position upon exiting tuner - FIXED
-Errant DSP over causes noise on some presets which include BF 'Lux or BF Double - FIXED
-Minimum MIDI CC value for EXP1/EXP2 not saved with preset - FIXED
-Selecting Amp Disabled on hardware bypasses amp model in editor - FIXED
* If retaining the POD HD500 presets, it is vital to download and use the latest version of Monkey in order for presets to sound as they did prior to the update.  Please note this only affects presets with the Drive knob at lower gain settings.
** The amp model Drive parameter was discovered to be limited as it was not reaching its minimum setting, causing many users to experience distorted audio with relatively high output guitar pickups. It is important to note that while the Drive is indeed being reduced, there may not be a significant decrease to the apparent volume due to some intelligent, automatic gain make-up.  This is intentional and by design, making it possible to get a clean tone without losing overall volume.  While guitarists with relatively low output pickups may not notice a significant difference within the lower part of the Drive knob, guitarists using humbuckers or relatively high output pickups should be able to back out of distortion much more easily.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-03-25 12:53:13</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4019">
        <version>1.31.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Pod_HD300_1.31.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD300 v1.31 is a FREE firmware update that contains several improvements, including new amp models and new deep edit amp parameters. Once you've connected your POD HD300 to your computer via USB port (hubs are not supported), run the Line 6 Monkey application that will recognize your unit and take you through the update process. The Line 6 Monkey application may be downloaded at http://line6.com/software/index.html?name=Line+6+Monkey&submit_form=set&submit_query=Show%3A.
It is highly recommended that all POD HD300 users perform this update. Be sure to update to the latest POD HD300 Edit software as well. (This update includes the 'Drive knob bug' fix applicable to the POD HD300 included in the earlier 1.22 update to the POD HD500.)
POD HD300 Flash Memory Version 1.31 RELEASE NOTES 
What's new since v.1.20?
Changes-
-Amp model Drive knob parameter not accessing its minimum value*.
-J-45 pre-amp reduced in overall volume to match actual amplifier.
-PhD Motorway model had sag being applied incorrectly to the phase inverter.
-AC Plate Ripple balanced on all full amp models (assuming Bias is left at 50%). This reduces some idle humming, but retains the character while playing.
-Existing amp models appended with 'Brt/Nrm' where appropriate.
Features-
-New Amp Models
1. Blackface Double Vibrato (based on the "Vibrato" channel of a Fender(r) Twin Reverb(r))
2. Tweed B-Man Bright (based on the "Bright" channel of a Fender(r) Bassman(r))
3. Blackface 'Lux Vibrato (based on the "Vibrato" channel of a Fender(r) "Blackface" Deluxe Reverb(r))
4. Brit J-45 Nrm (based on the "Normal" channel of a Marshall(r) JTM-45 MkII) 
5. Brit P-75 Nrm (based on the"Normal" channel of a Park 75)
6. Line 6 Elektrik (high-gain Line 6 original)
-New Amp Parameter Controls
1. Master
2. Sag
3. Hum
4. Bias
5. Bias X (excursion)
These new amp models and control parameters can be accessed on the POD HD300 by entering 'Edit' mode (pushing the 'Presets' encoder) or from the latest version of POD HD300 Edit. For details on how to use these new amp models and parameters see the Advanced Users Guide at http://line6.com/dispatch/index.html?page=manuals&appid=2097217575.
A Note about Presets:
Line 6 Monkey will correctly translate your presets created on previous versions of Firmware to include appropriate default settings for the new amp parameters included in the new v.1.31 firmware. 
If you want to perform a 'Restore' upon completing the update to set your presets back to the factory settings, do so by holding down the Channel 'A' footswitch and power cycling. Follow the instructions in the display.
If you've saved Presets created with an earlier versions of POD HD300 firmware and Edit software and want to load them, be sure to use the latest version of POD HD300 Edit (v1.03 or above) software to be sure your presets are being properly translated. Restoring Presets created with earlier versions of POD HD500 firmware using the MIDI sysex dump feature will cause the new amp parameters to be improperly set, incurring unexpected results. 
* The amp model Drive parameter was discovered to be limited as it was not reaching its minimum setting, causing many users to experience distorted audio with relatively high output guitar pickups. It is important to note that while the Drive is indeed being reduced, there may not be a significant decrease to the apparent volume due to some intelligent, automatic gain make-up. This is intentional and by design, making it possible to get a clean tone without losing overall volume. While guitarists with relatively low output pickups may not notice a significant difference within the lower part of the Drive knob, guitarists using humbuckers or relatively high output pickups should be able to back out of distortion much more easily. 
FAQ 
For more information about POD HD300, the POD HD knowledge base can be found at http://line6.com/community/community/support/pod_support/pod_hd?view=documents. 
The Advanced User's Guide for the POD HD300 can be found at http://line6.com/dispatch/index.html?page=manuals&appid=2097217575.
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-05-12 12:34:12</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140000">POD HD300</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4018">
        <version>1.31.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Pod_HD400_1.31.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD400 v1.31 is a FREE firmware update that contains several improvements, including new amp models and new deep edit amp parameters. Once you've connected your POD HD400 to your computer via USB port (hubs are not supported), run the Line 6 Monkey application that will recognize your unit and take you through the update process. The Line 6 Monkey application may be downloaded at http://line6.com/software/index.html?name=Line+6+Monkey&submit_form=set&submit_query=Show%3A.
It is highly recommended that all POD HD400 users perform this update. Be sure to update to the latest POD HD400 Edit software as well. (This update includes the 'Drive knob bug' fix applicable to the POD HD400 included in the earlier 1.22 update to the POD HD500.)
POD HD400 Flash Memory Version 1.31 RELEASE NOTES 
What's new since v.1.20?
Changes-
-Amp model Drive knob parameter not accessing its minimum value*.
-J-45 pre-amp reduced in overall volume to match actual amplifier.
-PhD Motorway model had sag being applied incorrectly to the phase inverter.
-AC Plate Ripple balanced on all full amp models (assuming Bias is left at 50%). This reduces some idle humming, but retains the character while playing.
-Existing amp models appended with 'Brt/Nrm' where appropriate.
Features-
-New Amp Models
1. Blackface Double Vibrato (based on the "Vibrato" channel of a Fender(r) Twin Reverb(r))
2. Tweed B-Man Bright (based on the "Bright" channel of a Fender(r) Bassman(r))
3. Blackface 'Lux Vibrato (based on the "Vibrato" channel of a Fender(r) "Blackface" Deluxe Reverb(r))
4. Brit J-45 Nrm (based on the "Normal" channel of a Marshall(r) JTM-45 MkII) 
5. Brit P-75 Nrm (based on the"Normal" channel of a Park 75)
6. Line 6 Elektrik (high-gain Line 6 original)
-New Amp Parameter Controls
1. Master
2. Sag
3. Hum
4. Bias
5. Bias X (excursion)
These new amp models and control parameters can be accessed on the POD HD400 by entering 'Edit' mode (pushing the 'Presets' encoder) or from the latest version of POD HD400 Edit. For details on how to use these new amp models and parameters see the Advanced Users Guide at http://line6.com/dispatch/index.html?page=manuals&appid=2097217575.
A Note about Presets:
Line 6 Monkey will correctly translate your presets created on previous versions of Firmware to include appropriate default settings for the new amp parameters included in the new v.1.31 firmware. 
If you want to perform a 'Restore' upon completing the update to set your presets back to the factory settings, do so by holding down the Channel 'A' footswitch and power cycling. Follow the instructions in the display.
If you've saved Presets created with an earlier versions of POD HD400 firmware and Edit software and want to load them, be sure to use the latest version of POD HD400 Edit (v1.03 or above) software to be sure your presets are being properly translated. Restoring Presets created with earlier versions of POD HD400 firmware using the MIDI sysex dump feature will cause the new amp parameters to be improperly set, incurring unexpected results. 
* The amp model Drive parameter was discovered to be limited as it was not reaching its minimum setting, causing many users to experience distorted audio with relatively high output guitar pickups. It is important to note that while the Drive is indeed being reduced, there may not be a significant decrease to the apparent volume due to some intelligent, automatic gain make-up. This is intentional and by design, making it possible to get a clean tone without losing overall volume. While guitarists with relatively low output pickups may not notice a significant difference within the lower part of the Drive knob, guitarists using humbuckers or relatively high output pickups should be able to back out of distortion much more easily. 
FAQ 
For more information about POD HD400, the POD HD knowledge base can be found at http://line6.com/community/community/support/pod_support/pod_hd?view=documents. 
The Advanced User's Guide for the POD HD400 can be found at http://line6.com/dispatch/index.html?page=manuals&appid=2097217575.
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-05-12 12:34:15</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140001">POD HD400</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4015">
        <version>1.31.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P18.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD500 v1.31 is a FREE firmware update that contains several improvements, including new amp models and new deep edit amp parameters. Once you've connected your POD HD500 to your computer via USB port (hubs are not supported), run the Line 6 Monkey application that will recognize your unit and take you through the update process. The Line 6 Monkey application may be downloaded at http://line6.com/software/index.html?name=Line+6+Monkey&submit_form=set&submit_query=Show%3A.
It is highly recommended that all POD HD500 users perform this update. Be sure to update to the latest POD HD500 Edit software as well. 
POD HD500 Flash Memory Version 1.31 RELEASE NOTES 
What's new since v.1.22?
Changes-
-J-45 pre-amp model default has channel volume set to 100%.
-P-75 pre-amp model default has channel volume set to 100%.
-AC Plate Ripple balanced on all full amp models (assuming Bias is left at 50%). This reduces some idle humming, but retains the character while playing.
-TRS-jack FX Loop Send is now sending a  true stereo signal, not summed mono. If you are using a mono cable, the Left audio path is sent. 
-Improved stability when using certain combinations of presets.
-Existing amp models appended with 'Brt/Nrm' where appropriate.
Features-
-New Amp Models
1. Blackface Double Vibrato (based on the "Vibrato" channel of a Fender(r) Twin Reverb(r))
2. Tweed B-Man Bright (based on the "Bright" channel of a Fender(r) Bassman(r))
3. Blackface 'Lux Vibrato (based on the "Vibrato" channel of a Fender(r) "Blackface" Deluxe Reverb(r))
4. Brit J-45 Nrm (based on the "Normal" channel of a Marshall(r) JTM-45 MkII) 
5. Brit P-75 Nrm (based on the"Normal" channel of a Park 75)
6. Line 6 Elektrik (high-gain Line 6 original)
-New Amp Parameter Controls
1. Master
2. Sag
3. Hum
4. Bias
5. Bias X (excursion)
These new amp models and control parameters can be accessed on the POD HD500 hardware, or from the latest version of POD HD500 Edit. For details on how to use these new amp models and parameters see the Advanced Users Guide at http://line6.com/dispatch/index.html?page=manuals&appid=2097217575.
A Note about Presets:
Line 6 Monkey will correctly translate your presets created on previous versions of Firmware to include appropriate default settings for the new amp parameters included in the new v.1.31 firmware. 
If you've saved Presets created with an earlier versions of POD HD500 firmware and Edit software and want to load them, be sure to use the latest version of POD HD500 Edit (v1.03 or above) software to be sure your presets are being properly translated. Restoring Presets created with earlier versions of POD HD500 firmware using the MIDI sysex dump feature will cause the new amp parameters to be improperly set, incurring unexpected results. 
FAQ 
For more information about POD HD500, the POD HD knowledge base can be found at http://line6.com/community/community/support/pod_support/pod_hd?view=documents. 
The Advanced User's Guide for the POD HD500 can be found at http://line6.com/dispatch/index.html?page=manuals&appid=2097217575.
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-05-12 12:34:22</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="3844">
        <version>1.00.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P19_1_00_00.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This version of firmware is loaded at the factory.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-05-17 10:39:16</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4079">
        <version>1.33.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P19_1_33_00.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD v1.33 is a FREE firmware update that contains several improvements, including new amp models and new deep edit amp parameters. Once you've connected your POD HD to your computer via USB port (hubs are not supported), run the Line 6 Monkey application that will recognize your unit and take you through the update process. The Line 6 Monkey application may be downloaded at http://line6.com/software/index.html?name=Line+6+Monkey&submit_form=set&submit_query=Show%3A.
It is highly recommended that all POD HD users perform this update. 
POD HD Flash Memory Version 1.33 RELEASE NOTES 
What's new since v. 1.00?
Changes-
-J-45 pre-amp model default has channel volume set to 100%.
-P-75 pre-amp model default has channel volume set to 100%.
-AC Plate Ripple balanced on all full amp models (assuming Bias is left at 50%). This reduces some idle humming, but retains the character while playing.
-TRS-jack FX Loop Send is now sending a  true stereo signal, not summed mono. If you are using a mono cable, the Left audio path is sent. 
-Improved stability when using certain combinations of presets.
-Existing amp models appended with 'Brt/Nrm' where appropriate.
Features-
-New Amp Models
1. Blackface Double Vibrato (based on the "Vibrato" channel of a Fender(r) Twin Reverb(r))
2. Tweed B-Man Bright (based on the "Bright" channel of a Fender(r) Bassman(r))
3. Blackface 'Lux Vibrato (based on the "Vibrato" channel of a Fender(r) "Blackface" Deluxe Reverb(r))
4. Brit J-45 Nrm (based on the "Normal" channel of a Marshall(r) JTM-45 MkII) 
5. Brit P-75 Nrm (based on the "Normal" channel of a Park 75)
6. Line 6 Elektrik (high-gain Line 6 original)
-New Amp Parameter Controls
1. Master
2. Sag
3. Hum
4. Bias
5. Bias X (excursion)
These new amp models and control parameters can be accessed on the POD HD hardware, or from the latest version of POD HD Edit. For details on how to use these new amp models and parameters see the Advanced Users Guide at http://line6.com/dispatch/index.html?page=manuals&appid=2097217575.
A Note about Presets:
Line 6 Monkey will correctly translate your presets created on previous versions of Firmware to include appropriate default settings for the new amp parameters included in the new v.1.33 firmware. 
If you've saved Presets created with an earlier versions of POD HD firmware and Edit software and want to load them, be sure to use the latest version of POD HD Edit (v1.04 or above) software to be sure your presets are being properly translated. 
FAQ 
For more information about POD HD, the POD HD knowledge base can be found at http://line6.com/community/community/support/pod_support/pod_hd?view=documents. 
The Advanced User's Guide for the POD HD can be found at http://line6.com/dispatch/index.html?page=manuals&appid=2097217575.
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-05-19 14:01:17</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4195">
        <version>1.71</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>TylerVariax_1.71.vxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Version 1.71 of the James Tyler Variax firmware improves the reliability of relay switching when powering the instrument via VDI.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-08-03 11:06:06</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070005">James Tyler Variax</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4198">
        <version>2.10.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>tngRack_v2.10.00.x3f</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[The user now has the option to choose Variax CH 1 or Variax CH 2 while using the JTV model guitar plugged into the Variax input.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-08-10 14:27:30</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4150">
        <version>1.30.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P20_1_30_00.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Flash Memory 1.30.00 adds support for the POD HD Pro.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-09-13 09:19:39</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4186">
        <version>1.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>A31_HD_1.00.vaf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-09-28 09:31:39</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150004">DT25 HD</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4185">
        <version>1.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>A31_112_1.00.vaf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-09-28 09:31:41</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150003">DT25 112</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4361">
        <version>1.40.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P18.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD500 Flash Memory v1.40 RELEASE NOTES
POD HD500 v1.40 is a FREE firmware update that includes additional features and bug fixes. It is highly recommended that all POD HD500 users perform this update!
It is also recommended that you backup your current presets by using POD HD Edit to create a preset bundle, allowing you to include installing new presets as part of the update process.
The easiest way to perform the update process is by installing the latest version of Line 6 Monkey. Once you've connected your POD HD to your computer via USB port (hubs are not supported) Monkey will recognize the unit and take you through the update process. The Line 6 Monkey application may be downloaded at http://line6.com/software/index.html?name=Line+6+Monkey&submit_form=set&submit_query=Show%3A
What's New?
Variable Input Impedance - This feature affects tone and feel because the guitar's pickups are being "loaded" as they would be by an effect pedal or a tube amplifier.  There are eight selectable options which can change the analog circuitry affecting the impedance of the Guitar Input.  The options include seven discrete resistor values: 22k, 32k, 70k, 90k, 230k, 1M, 3.5M.  There is also an Auto setting.  When set to Auto the input impedance can automatically change depending on which amp or effect model is first in the signal chain of the current preset.  Impedance settings are saved as part of each preset's input selection.
Preset or Global Input Selection - When set to Preset, recalling a preset automatically selects which of the device's audio inputs are used as the "source" - sort of like a built-in, programmable patch bay.  The saved input impedance value will also be recalled with each preset.  When set to Global, the input selection and impedance value saved with each preset will be ignored as presets are recalled allowing presets with a variety of saved input settings to be heard from a single source without having to manually reprogram each preset's input settings one at a time.
Hard Gate - An advanced gate capable of extremely quick response.  With controls for hold time, decay rate, and separate open/close thresholds, Hard Gate is ideal for any genre including Metal.  It can even be abused to create erratic "sputter" and "splat" effects.
Enhanced MIDI Control - Offers control of POD HD500 and POD HD Pro from external standard MIDI controllers.  A variety of functions including Footswitch 1-8, Tap Tempo, Tuner, Looper Controls, and Expression Pedals can all be accessed via MIDI.  For more details please refer to the latest version of the Advanced User Guide.
New Presets - This firmware includes lots of new presets.  Many of the pre-existing Set Lists have gotten new presets and reordered based on customer feedback.  The "BASS/ACO/VOC" Set List includes presets which provide a starting point for bass, acoustic guitar, and vocal processing.  The Set List titled "L6LINK  DT" provides a starting point for users connecting a POD HD500 to a DT Series amplifier.  Note in this Set List presets 7A-D may not produce audio without a Variax connected and/or monitoring the FX Send output - these particular presets were created to illustrate just one of the approaches to getting amplified electric and direct (FOH) acoustic instruments from a single guitar and preset.
Bug Fixes
Global Tempo Sync - Setting Tempo Sync (Setup Page 6) to Global does not function properly - FIXED
Tuner Mute - When Tuner is set to mute sound is still audible from FX loop send and digital outputs - FIXED
Tap Tempo MIDI - Rapidly sending MIDI assigned to Tap FS may drop messages - FIXED
Delay Model Signal Boost - Many delay models provide undesirable volume boost when enabled - FIXED
FX Loop - In a mono configuration the FX loop does not sum left/right signal properly - FIXED
Frequency Shifter - Frequency Shifter model skips 1Hz setting - FIXED 
Multi-Head Delay - Presets do not recall correct delay time when Time is set to note value - FIXED
Known Issues
POD HD500 Edit - The current version of POD HD500 Edit (v1.06) does not provide provisions to control Variable Input Impedance nor Global Input Selection parameters.  These features are currently only accessible within the POD HD500 hardware GUI.
AC Frequency - When connected to a DT50 or DT25 amplifier, POD HD500 may have its AC Frequency parameter (Setup Page 2) automatically changed.  Be sure to check this setting after turning on a connected DT series amplifier.
Set List Names - If during the update process new presets are optionally loaded to over-write the previous set, Set List names may not correlate to the new presets appropriately.  This is because renaming Set Lists is not a part of the firmware update process.  Set List names may be changed in the hardware using a variety of methods
Manual - Set Lists may be renamed manually by simply highlighting a Set List name and pressing the Save button.  Use the four encoders beneath the main display and press Save to complete. 
The presets in firmware v1.4.0 correlate to the following Set List names, as seen in the main display from left to right, top to bottom:
BEST OF HD
FX HEAVY
SONGS / STYLE
BASS/ACO/VOC
L6LINK <-> DT
USER 1
USER 2
USER 3
System Reset -Pressing (and holding down) the four-way navigation pad to the left while powering up will perform a Global Settings reset.  This action will reset all settings to their factory default and requires a recalibration of the on-board expression pedal.  Instructions for pedal calibration can be found here http://line6.com/support/docs/DOC-2223.  
Due to the pedal recalibration, it is generally recommended to update the Set List names using the manual method described above.
FAQ 
For more information about POD HD500, the POD HD FAQ can be found here http://line6.com/support/docs/DOC-2300
Advanced User's Guide
The latest version of the Advanced User's Guide for the POD HD500 can be found http://line6.com/support/manuals/
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-11-17 11:46:58</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4363">
        <version>1.40.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P20.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD PRO Flash Memory v1.40 RELEASE NOTES
POD HD PRO v1.40 is a FREE firmware update that includes additional features and bug fixes. It is highly recommended that all POD HD PRO users perform this update!
It is also recommended that you backup your current presets by using POD HD Edit to create a preset bundle, allowing you to include installing new presets as part of the update process.
The easiest way to perform the update process is by installing the latest version of Line 6 Monkey. Once you've connected your POD HD to your computer via USB port (hubs are not supported) Monkey will recognize the unit and take you through the update process. The Line 6 Monkey application may be downloaded at http://line6.com/software/index.html?name=Line+6+Monkey&submit_form=set&submit_query=Show%3A
What's New?
Variable Input Impedance - This feature affects tone and feel because the guitar's pickups are being "loaded" as they would be by an effect pedal or a tube amplifier.  There are eight selectable options which can change the analog circuitry affecting the impedance of the Guitar Input.  The options include seven discrete resistor values: 22k, 32k, 70k, 90k, 230k, 1M, 3.5M.  There is also an Auto setting.  When set to Auto the input impedance can automatically change depending on which amp or effect model is first in the signal chain of the current preset.  Impedance settings are saved as part of each preset's input selection.
Preset or Global Input Selection - When set to Preset, recalling a preset automatically selects which of the device's audio inputs are used as the "source" - sort of like a built-in, programmable patch bay.  The saved input impedance value will also be recalled with each preset.  When set to Global, the input selection and impedance value saved with each preset will be ignored as presets are recalled allowing presets with a variety of saved input settings to be heard from a single source without having to manually reprogram each preset's input settings one at a time.
Hard Gate - An advanced gate capable of extremely quick response.  With controls for hold time, decay rate, and separate open/close thresholds, Hard Gate is ideal for any genre including Metal.  It can even be abused to create erratic "sputter" and "splat" effects.
Enhanced MIDI Control – Offers control of POD HD500 and POD HD Pro from external standard MIDI controllers.  A variety of functions including Footswitch 1-8, Tap Tempo, Tuner, Looper Controls, and Expression Pedals can all be accessed via MIDI.  For more details please refer to the latest version of the Advanced User Guide.
New Presets - This firmware includes lots of new presets.  Many of the pre-existing Set Lists have gotten new presets and reordered based on customer feedback.  The "BASS/ACO/VOC" Set List includes presets which provide a starting point for bass, acoustic guitar, and vocal processing.  The Set List titled "L6LINK  DT" provides a starting point for users connecting a POD HD Pro to a DT Series amplifier.  Note in this Set List presets 7A-D may not produce audio without a Variax connected and/or monitoring the FX Send output - these particular presets were created to illustrate just one of the approaches to getting amplified electric and direct (FOH) acoustic instruments from a single guitar and preset.
Bug Fixes
Global Tempo Sync - Setting Tempo Sync (Setup Page 6) to Global does not function properly - FIXED
Tuner Mute - When Tuner is set to mute sound is still audible from digital outputs - FIXED
Tap Tempo MIDI - Rapidly sending MIDI assigned to Tap FS may drop messages - FIXED
Delay Model Signal Boost - Many delay models provide undesirable volume boost when enabled - FIXED
FX Loop - In a mono configuration the FX loop does not sum left/right signal properly - FIXED
Frequency Shifter - Frequency Shifter model skips 1Hz setting - FIXED 
Multi-Head Delay - Presets do not recall correct delay time when Time is set to note value - FIXED
Known Issues
POD HD PRO Edit - The current version of POD HD Pro Edit (v1.06) does not provide provisions to control Variable Input Impedance nor Global Input Selection parameters.  These features are currently only accessible within the POD HD PRO hardware GUI.
AC Frequency - When connected to a DT50 or DT25 amplifier, POD HD Pro may have its AC Frequency parameter (Setup Page 2) automatically changed.  Be sure to check this setting after turning on a connected DT series amplifier.
Set List Names - If during the update process new presets are optionally loaded to over-write the previous set, Set List names may not correlate to the new presets appropriately.  This is because renaming Set Lists is not a part of the firmware update process.  Set List names may be changed in the hardware using a variety of methods:
Manual - Set Lists may be renamed manually by simply highlighting a Set List name and pressing the Save button.  Use the four encoders beneath the main display and press Save to complete.
The presets in firmware v1.4.0 correlate to the following Set List names, as seen in the main display from left to right, top to bottom
BEST OF HD
FX HEAVY
SONGS / STYLE
BASS/ACO/VOC
L6LINK <-> DT
USER 1
USER 2
USER 3
System Reset - Pressing (and holding down) the four-way navigation pad to the left while powering up will perform a Global Settings reset.  Please note: This action will reset all settings to their factory default.
FAQ 
For more information about POD HD PRO, the POD HD FAQ can be found here http://line6.com/support/docs/DOC-2300
Advanced User's Guide
The latest version of the Advanced User's Guide for the POD HD PRO can be found here http://line6.com/support/manuals/
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-11-17 11:47:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4362">
        <version>1.40.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P19.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD Flash Memory v1.40 RELEASE NOTES
POD HD v1.40 is a FREE firmware update that includes additional features and bug fixes. It is highly recommended that all POD HD users perform this update!
It is also recommended that you backup your current presets by using POD HD Edit to create a preset bundle, allowing you to include installing new presets as part of the update process.
The easiest way to perform the update process is by installing the latest version of Line 6 Monkey. Once you've connected your POD HD to your computer via USB port (hubs are not supported) Monkey will recognize the unit and take you through the update process. The Line 6 Monkey application may be downloaded at http://line6.com/software/index.html?name=Line+6+Monkey&submit_form=set&submit_query=Show%3A
What's New?
Variable Input Impedance - This feature affects tone and feel because the guitar's pickups are being "loaded" as they would be by an effect pedal or a tube amplifier.  There are eight selectable options which can change the analog circuitry affecting the impedance of the Guitar Input.  The options include seven discrete resistor values: 22k, 32k, 70k, 90k, 230k, 1M, 3.5M.  There is also an Auto setting.  When set to Auto the input impedance can automatically change depending on which amp or effect model is first in the signal chain of the current preset.  Impedance settings are saved as part of each preset's input selection.
Preset or Global Input Selection - When set to Preset, recalling a preset automatically selects which of the device's audio inputs are used as the "source" - sort of like a built-in, programmable patch bay.  The saved input impedance value will also be recalled with each preset.  When set to Global, the input selection and impedance value saved with each preset will be ignored as presets are recalled allowing presets with a variety of saved input settings to be heard from a single source without having to manually reprogram each preset's input settings one at a time.
Hard Gate - An advanced gate capable of extremely quick response.  With controls for hold time, decay rate, and separate open/close thresholds, Hard Gate is ideal for any genre including Metal.  It can even be abused to create erratic "sputter" and "splat" effects.
Bug Fixes
Global Tempo Sync - Setting Tempo Sync (Setup Page 6) to Global does not function properly - FIXED
Tuner Mute - When Tuner is set to mute sound is still audible from digital outputs - FIXED
Delay Model Signal Boost - Many delay models provide undesirable volume boost when enabled - FIXED
Frequency Shifter - Frequency Shifter model skips 1Hz setting - FIXED 
Multi-Head Delay - Presets do not recall correct delay time when Time is set to note value - FIXED
Known Issues
POD HD Edit - The current version of POD HD Edit (v1.06) does not provide provisions to control Variable Input Impedance nor Global Input Selection parameters.  These features are currently only accessible within the POD HD hardware GUI.
FAQ 
For more information about POD HD, the POD HD FAQ can be found here http://line6.com/support/docs/DOC-2300
Advanced User's Guide
The latest version of the Advanced User's Guide for the POD HD can be found here http://line6.com/support/manuals/
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-11-17 11:47:03</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4404">
        <version>2.01</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>V75BP_2_01.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the initial production firmware release for XD-V75 Bodypack.  In order to reload this update, you will need to download and install Line 6 Monkey.
Instructions for connecting a V75 to Monkey:
Connect a USB cable between your PC and the V75 receiver.
Disconnect, then reconnect the DC power plug for the V75.
Launch Monkey.  Select "XD-V75 Bodypack" as your device and follow the on screen instructions.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-01-05 11:37:38</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190012">XD-V75 Bodypack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4413">
        <version>2.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>V75HH_2_00.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the initial production firmware release for XD-V75 Handheld.  In order to reload this update, you will need to download and install Line 6 Monkey.
Instructions for connecting a V75 to Monkey:
Connect a USB cable between your PC and the V75 receiver.
Disconnect, then reconnect the DC power plug for the V75.
Launch Monkey.  Select "XD-V75 Handheld" as your device and follow the on screen instructions.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-01-05 11:37:41</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190013">XD-V75 Handheld</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4401">
        <version>2.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>V70RX_2_00.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This release is recommended for XD-V70 system owners who desire compatibility with Line 6's RF2 mode products.  It also provides increased channel count and RF Scan mode.  In order to perform this update, you will need access to an XD-V75 receiver and you will need to download and install Line 6 Monkey.
Instructions for connecting a V75 to Monkey:
Connect a USB cable between your PC and the V75 receiver.
Disconnect, then reconnect the DC power plug for the V75.
Launch Monkey.  Select "XD-V70 Receiver" as your device and follow the on screen instructions.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-01-05 11:38:14</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190011">XD-V70 Receiver</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4412">
        <version>2.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>V70HH_2_00.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This release is recommended for XD-V70 system owners who desire compatibility with Line 6's RF2 mode products.  It also provides increased channel count and RF Scan mode.  In order to perform this update, you will need access to an XD-V75 receiver and you will need to download and install Line 6 Monkey.
Instructions for connecting a V75 to Monkey:
Connect a USB cable between your PC and the V75 receiver.
Disconnect, then reconnect the DC power plug for the V75.
Launch Monkey.  Select "XD-V70 Handheld" as your device and follow the on screen instructions.
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-01-05 11:40:30</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190010">XD-V70 Handheld</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4408">
        <version>2.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>V70BP_2_00.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This release is recommended for XD-V70 system owners who desire compatibility with Line 6's RF2 mode products.  It also provides increased channel count and RF Scan mode.  In order to perform this update, you will need access to an XD-V75 receiver and you will need to download and install Line 6 Monkey.
Instructions for connecting a V75 to Monkey:
Connect a USB cable between your PC and the V75 receiver.
Disconnect, then reconnect the DC power plug for the V75.
Launch Monkey.  Select "XD-V70 Bodypack" as your device and follow the on screen instructions.
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-01-05 11:40:34</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000f">XD-V70 Bodypack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4501">
        <version>2.01</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>V70HH_2_01.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This release is recommended for XD-V70 system owners who desire compatibility with Line 6's RF2 mode products.  It also provides increased channel count and RF Scan mode.  In order to perform this update, you will need access to an XD-V75 receiver and you will need to download and install Line 6 Monkey.
This update fixes a problem which affected a very small number of units causing them to not turn off after pressing the power button.
Instructions for connecting a V75 to Monkey:
Connect a USB cable between your PC and the V75 receiver.
Disconnect, then reconnect the DC power plug for the V75.
Launch Monkey.  Select "XD-V70 Handheld" as your device and follow the on screen instructions.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-02-09 10:49:48</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190010">XD-V70 Handheld</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4502">
        <version>2.01</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>V75HH_2_01.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This update fixes a problem which affected a very small number of units causing them to not turn off after pressing the power button.  In order to load this update, you will need to download and install Line 6 Monkey.
Instructions for connecting a V75 to Monkey:
Connect a USB cable between your PC and the V75 receiver.
Disconnect, then reconnect the DC power plug for the V75.
Launch Monkey.  Select "XD-V75 Handheld" as your device and follow the on screen instructions.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-02-09 10:49:50</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190013">XD-V75 Handheld</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4499">
        <version>2.01</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>V30HH_2_01.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This release is recommended for XD-V30 system owners who desire compatibility with Line 6's RF2 mode products.  In order to perform this update, you will need access to an XD-V75 receiver and you will need to download and install Line 6 Monkey.
Instructions for connecting a V30 to Monkey:
Connect a USB cable between your PC and the V75 receiver.
Disconnect, then reconnect the DC power plug for the V75.
Launch Monkey.  Select "XD-V30 Handheld" as your device and follow the on screen instructions.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-02-09 11:00:32</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190007">XD-V30 Handheld</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4498">
        <version>2.01</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>V30RX_2_01.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This release is recommended for XD-V30 system owners who desire compatibility with Line 6's RF2 mode products.  In order to perform this update, you will need access to an XD-V75 receiver, a 1/4" TRS cable and you will need to download and install Line 6 Monkey.
Instructions for connecting a V30 to Monkey:
Connect a USB cable between your PC and the V75 receiver.
Disconnect, then reconnect the DC power plug for the V75.
Launch Monkey.  Select "XD-V30 Receiver" as your device and follow the on screen instructions.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-02-09 11:00:34</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190008">XD-V30 Receiver</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4493">
        <version>2.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>V30BP_2_00.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This release is recommended for XD-V30 system owners who desire compatibility with Line 6's RF2 mode products.  In order to perform this update, you will need access to an XD-V75 receiver and you will need to download and install Line 6 Monkey.
Instructions for connecting a V30 to Monkey:
Connect a USB cable between your PC and the V75 receiver.
Disconnect, then reconnect the DC power plug for the V75.
Launch Monkey.  Select "XD-V30 Bodypack" as your device and follow the on screen instructions.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-02-09 11:00:37</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190006">XD-V30 Bodypack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4635">
        <version>1.43.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P18.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Go to http://line6.com/software/index.html to see the release notes.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-02-14 10:15:23</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4638">
        <version>1.43.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P20.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Go to http://line6.com/software/index.html to see the release notes.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-02-17 09:57:28</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4637">
        <version>1.43.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P19.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Go to http://line6.com/software/index.html to see the release notes.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-02-22 09:54:22</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4454">
        <version>2.01</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>V35RX_2_01.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the initial production firmware release for XD-V35 Receiver.  In order to reload this update, you will need a V75 Receiver and need to download and install Line 6 Monkey.
Instructions for connecting a V75 to Monkey:
Connect a USB cable between your PC and the V75 receiver.
Disconnect, then reconnect the DC power plug for the V75.
Launch Monkey.  Select "XD-V35 Receiver" as your device and follow the on screen instructions.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-02-24 15:50:30</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000b">XD-V35 Receiver</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4500">
        <version>2.01</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>V35HH_2_01.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the initial production firmware release for XD-V35 Handheld.  In order to reload this update, you will need a V75 Receiver and need to download and install Line 6 Monkey.
Instructions for connecting a V75 to Monkey:
Connect a USB cable between your PC and the V75 receiver.
Disconnect, then reconnect the DC power plug for the V75.
Launch Monkey.  Select "XD-V35 Handheld" as your device and follow the on screen instructions.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-02-24 15:50:32</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000a">XD-V35 Handheld</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4436">
        <version>2.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>V35BP_2_00.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the initial production firmware release for XD-V35 Bodypack.  In order to reload this update, you will need a V75 Receiver and need to download and install Line 6 Monkey.
Instructions for connecting a V75 to Monkey:
Connect a USB cable between your PC and the V75 receiver.
Disconnect, then reconnect the DC power plug for the V75.
Launch Monkey.  Select "XD-V35 Bodypack" as your device and follow the on screen instructions.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-02-24 15:50:35</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190009">XD-V35 Bodypack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4480">
        <version>1.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>mk25_1_00.mkf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the factory firmware version for Mobile Keys]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-02-27 13:27:44</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00170006">Mobile Keys 25</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4598">
        <version>1.04</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>mk25_1_04.mkf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This update addresses an issue which would cause custom assignment settings to revert to default when the unit was unpowered.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-02-27 13:27:48</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00170006">Mobile Keys 25</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4481">
        <version>1.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>mk49_1_00.mkf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the factory firmware version for Mobile Keys]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-02-27 13:27:53</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00170007">Mobile Keys 49</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4597">
        <version>1.04</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>mk49_1_04.mkf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This update addresses an issue which would cause custom assignment settings to revert to default when the unit was unpowered.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-02-27 13:27:58</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00170007">Mobile Keys 49</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4742">
        <version>2.01</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>G30RX_2_01.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[NOTE: An XD-V75 Receiver is required in order to perform this upgrade. If you do not have access to an XD-V75 Receiver please contact your local Line 6 Customer Support Center for assistance:
This release is recommended for all G30 system owners who desire compatibility with Line 6's RF2 mode products.  The benefits of RF2 mode on the G30 are as follows:
1. Reduced latency
2. Less impact on other devices operating in 2.4GHz space
3. Compatibility with other RF2 devices such as the XD-V75, XD-V55 and XD-V35.
Instructions for connecting the Relay G30 Receiver to Monkey:
1. Obtain an XD-V75 Receiver
2. Connect the XD-V75 Receiver to your PC or Mac using a USB cable
3. Disconnect, then reconnect the DC power plug  for the XD-V75
4. Connect the XD-V75 Receiver to the G30 Receiver by using a cable with TRS to TRS (stereo) 1/4 inch phone plugs on either end. The cable should plug into the 1/4 inch audio output of both the XD-V75 and the G30 Receivers.
5. Launch Line 6 Monkey, then Log In, then select "Relay G30 Receiver" as your device and follow the on screen instructions.
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-03-21 10:19:31</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190000">Relay G30 Receiver</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4695">
        <version>2.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>G30BP_2_00.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[NOTE: An XD-V75 Receiver is required in order to perform this upgrade. If you do not have access to an XD-V75 Receiver please contact your local Line 6 Customer Support Center for assistance:
This release is recommended for all G30 system owners who desire compatibility with Line 6's RF2 mode products.  The benefits of RF2 mode on the G30 are as follows:
1. Reduced latency
2. Less impact on other devices operating in 2.4GHz space
3. Compatibility with other RF2 devices such as the XD-V75, XD-V55 and XD-V35.
Instructions for connecting the Relay G30 Receiver to Monkey:
1. Obtain an XD-V75 Receiver
2. Connect the XD-V75 Receiver to your PC or Mac using a USB cable
3. Disconnect, then reconnect the DC power plug  for the XD-V75
4. Launch Line 6 Monkey, then Log In, then select "Relay G30 Transmitter (1.0)" as your device and follow the on screen instructions.
5. If Line 6 Monkey is not able to connect to the G30 Transmitter, select "Relay G30 Transmitter" as your device and follow the on screen instructions.
NOTE: G30 Transmitters with firmware version 1.0 should select "Relay G30 Transmitter (1.0)" in Line 6 Monkey in order to connect to the transmitter.  G30 Transmitters with firmware 1.01 or later should select "Relay G30 Transmitter" in Line 6 Monkey.
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-03-21 10:19:33</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190001">Relay G30 Transmitter</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4692">
        <version>2.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>G50RX_2_00.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[NOTE: An XD-V75 Receiver is required in order to perform this upgrade. If you do not have access to an XD-V75 Receiver please contact your local Line 6 Customer Support Center for assistance:
This release is recommended for all G50 system owners who desire compatibility with Line 6's RF2 mode products.  The benefits of RF2 mode on the G50 are as follows:
1. Reduced latency
2. Less impact on other devices operating in 2.4GHz space
3. Compatibility with other RF2 devices such as the XD-V75, XD-V55 and XD-V35.
Instructions for connecting the Relay G50 Receiver to Monkey:
1. Obtain an XD-V75 Receiver
2. Connect the XD-V75 Receiver to your PC or Mac using a USB cable
3. Disconnect, then reconnect the DC power plug  for the XD-V75
4. Connect the XD-V75 Receiver to the G50 Receiver by using a cable with TRS to TRS (stereo) 1/4 inch phone plugs on either end. The cable should plug into the 1/4 inch audio output of both the XD-V75 and the G50 Receivers.
5. Launch Line 6 Monkey, then Log In, then select "Relay G50 Receiver" as your device and follow the on screen instructions.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-03-21 10:19:35</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190002">Relay G50 Receiver</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4693">
        <version>2.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>G50BP_2_00.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[NOTE: An XD-V75 Receiver is required in order to perform this upgrade. If you do not have access to an XD-V75 Receiver please contact your local Line 6 Customer Support Center for assistance:
This release is recommended for all G50 system owners who desire compatibility with Line 6's RF2 mode products.  The benefits of RF2 mode on the G50 are as follows:
1. Reduced latency
2. Less impact on other devices operating in 2.4GHz space
3. Compatibility with other RF2 devices such as the XD-V75, XD-V55 and XD-V35.
Instructions for connecting the Relay G50 Receiver to Monkey:
1. Obtain an XD-V75 Receiver
2. Connect the XD-V75 Receiver to your PC or Mac using a USB cable
3. Disconnect, then reconnect the DC power plug  for the XD-V75
4. Launch Line 6 Monkey, then Log In, then select "Relay G50 Transmitter" as your device and follow the on screen instructions.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-03-21 10:19:37</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190003">Relay G50 Transmitter</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4690">
        <version>2.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>G90RX_2_00.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[NOTE: An XD-V75 Receiver is required in order to perform this upgrade. If you do not have access to an XD-V75 Receiver please contact your local Line 6 Customer Support Center for assistance:
This release is recommended for all G90 system owners who desire compatibility with Line 6's RF2 mode products.  The benefits of RF2 mode on the G90 are as follows:
1. Reduced latency
2. Increased channel count to 14 total
3. Less impact on other devices operating in 2.4GHz space
4. Compatibility with other RF2 devices such as the XD-V75, XD-V55 and XD-V35.
Instructions for connecting the Relay G90 Receiver to Monkey:
1. Obtain an XD-V75 Receiver
2. Connect the XD-V75 Receiver to your PC or Mac using a USB cable
3. Disconnect, then reconnect the DC power plug  for the XD-V75
4. Connect the XD-V75 Receiver to the G90 Receiver by using a cable with TRS to TRS (stereo) 1/4 inch phone plugs on either end. The cable should plug into the 1/4 inch audio output of both the XD-V75 and the G90 Receivers.
5. Launch Line 6 Monkey, then Log In, then select "Relay G90 Receiver" as your device and follow the on screen instructions.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-03-21 10:19:39</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190004">Relay G90 Receiver</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4691">
        <version>2.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>G90BP_2_00.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[NOTE: An XD-V75 Receiver is required in order to perform this upgrade. If you do not have access to an XD-V75 Receiver please contact your local Line 6 Customer Support Center for assistance:
This release is recommended for all G90 system owners who desire compatibility with Line 6's RF2 mode products.  The benefits of RF2 mode on the G90 are as follows:
1. Reduced latency
2. Increased channel count to 14 total
3. Less impact on other devices operating in 2.4GHz space
4. Compatibility with other RF2 devices such as the XD-V75, XD-V55 and XD-V35.
Instructions for connecting the Relay G90 Transmitter to Monkey:
1. Obtain an XD-V75 Receiver
2. Connect the XD-V75 Receiver to your PC or Mac using a USB cable
3. Disconnect, then reconnect the DC power plug  for the XD-V75
4. Launch Line 6 Monkey, then Log In, then select "Relay G90 Transmitter" as your device and follow the on screen instructions.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-03-21 10:19:42</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190005">Relay G90 Transmitter</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4741">
        <version>2.01</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>V70RX_2_01.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[The 2.x update is recommended for XD-V70 system owners who desire compatibility with Line 6's RF2 mode products.  It also provides increased channel count and RF Scan mode.  In order to perform this update, you will need access to an XD-V75 receiver and you will need to download and install Line 6 Monkey.
Changes included in 2.01:
-General operational improvements to user interface features.
-Bug fix for an isolated case where the receivers might produce a brief white noise burst unexpectedly.
Instructions for connecting a V75 to Monkey:
Connect a USB cable between your PC and the V75 receiver.
Disconnect, then reconnect the DC power plug for the V75.
Launch Monkey.  Select "XD-V70 Receiver" as your device and follow the on screen instructions.
After completing your update, disconnect the USB cable from the V75, then disconnect and reconnect the DC power plug.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-03-27 09:58:18</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190011">XD-V70 Receiver</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4833">
        <version>2.02.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P20.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD Pro Flash Memory v2.02 RELEASE NOTES
POD HD Pro Flash Memory v2.02 is a FREE firmware update that is highly recommended for all POD HD Pro users.
What's New?
POD HD Pro 2.02 includes two brand-new HD guitar amp models, the world's first HD bass amp model (with eight mic model choices) and a new vintage-voiced mic preamp model.
"Plexi Lead NRM" and "Plexi Lead BRT" HD Guitar Amp Models
Stunning new HD guitar amp models based on* the Normal and Bright inputs of the legendary Marshall(r) "Plexi" 1959 Super Lead 100-watt head.
"Flip Top" HD Bass Amp Model
Based on* the Ampeg(r) B-15NF Portaflex(r), one of the most popular studio bass amps of all time.
Eight New Mic Choices for the "Flip Top" Cab Model
Get your ideal bass tone from the new "Flip Top" HD bass model with eight mic choices based on*:
Shure(r) SM57
Sennheiser(r) 421
AKG(r) D12
AKG(r) D112
EV(r) RE20
Shure(r) SM7B
Heil(r) PR40
Neumann(r) U47
"Vintage" HD Mic Preamp Model
A vintage-voiced tube mic preamp based on* the Requisite(r) Y7. Place this model at any point in the signal chain to give incredible warmth to vocal sounds and guitar and bass tones. Its controls include:
Gain: Input Gain
HPF: Provides a High-Pass Filter with a range of 20Hz-500Hz
LPF: Provides a Low-Pass Filter with a range of 5kHz-20kHz
Phase: 0 or 180 degree out of phase (useful when used within parallel signal paths)
Output: Output Level
Cabinet Model Deep Edit Parameters
These parameters offer more control over the response of the POD HD cab models, allowing more customization than ever.  Each cabinet model includes the following controls:
Low Cut: Provides a gentle High-Pass Filter with a range of 20Hz-500Hz
Res Level: Controls the cabinet's overall Resonance Level
Thump: Controls the cabinet's Low Frequency Resonance Level
Decay: Controls the cabinet's Resonance over time
Note: Thump and Decay controls are affected by the Resonance Level control.  When Res Level is at lower settings these inter-related controls will have minimal effect.
This update also includes a variety of new features and enhancements that make a POD HD Pro, James Tyler Variax, and DT25 or DT50 guitar amplifier dream rig even more powerful and easy to use.
Variax Knobs as Controllers
Variax Tone and Volume knobs can act like expression pedals, controlling different aspects of your tone such as delay time, amp drive, etc. Controllers are capable of driving up to 50+ POD HD parameters simultaneously, making it possible to morph between sounds with a single guitar knob.
James Tyler Variax Local Control Options
To provide smooth, intuitive transitions between the modeled and magnetic pickups, you can choose whether the Volume, Tone and Pickup Selector switch will control both the model and magnetic pickups simultaneously, or lock the model and affect only the magnetic pickups. For example, when using both acoustic and electric tones, you can lock the acoustic model controls so that tweaking knobs and switching pickups when playing the electric sound won't affect the sound of the acoustic.  Locking Volume and Tone controls can also be useful when using Variax knobs as Controllers.
Note: Locking the Variax Volume knob will affect both Magnetic and Model while locking the Variax Tone knob will only affect Models.
Variax Control Mode (Global/Preset)
Choose whether you want to assign Variax guitar models and Local Control settings globally, or on a per-preset basis. Alternately, you can get complete manual control by selecting:
Variax Control: Global
Local Control: Unlocked (JTV only)
Model: Don't Force.
Refined James Tyler Variax Integration
The new input selections "Variax" and "Variax Mags" allow you to assign any configuration of magnetic pickups and Variax models per POD HD preset.
Mag/Model selection is now recalled per preset, allowing you to pick up exactly where you left off - no need to manually enable/disable models or program preset-driven input changes.
POD HD/James Tyler Variax Custom Tuning Creation
Now you can create custom Variax tunings for any or all of your POD HD presets. Save and recall them per preset - and get up to 512 unique custom guitar tunings with instant footswitch control.
Bug Fixes
Limited resolution for Pitch Glide Min/Max Settings in Controller Assign page - Fixed
Known Issues 
AC Frequency - When connected to a DT50 or DT25 amplifier, POD HD Pro may have its AC Frequency parameter (Setup Page 2) automatically changed. Be sure to check this setting after turning on a connected DT series amplifier. 
Set List Names - If during the update process new presets are optionally loaded to over-write the previous set, Set List names may not correlate to the new presets appropriately. This is because renaming Set Lists is not a part of the firmware update process. Set List names may be changed in the hardware using a variety of methods:
System Reset - Pressing (and holding down) the four-way navigation pad to the left while powering up will perform a Global Settings reset. This action will reset all settings to their factory default and requires a recalibration of the on-board expression pedal. Instructions for pedal calibration can be found at http://line6.com/support/docs/DOC-2223. Due to the pedal recalibration, it is generally recommended to update the Set List names using the manual method described below. 
Manual - Set Lists may be renamed manually by simply highlighting a Set List name and pressing the Save button. Use the four encoders beneath the main display and press Save to complete. 
The presets in firmware v2.02 correlate to the following Set List names, as seen in the main display from left to right, top to bottom:
BEST OF HD
FX HEAVY
SONGS / STYLE
BASS/ACO/VOC
L6LINK <-> DT
USER 1
USER 2
USER 3
FAQ For more information about POD HD Pro, the POD HD Pro FAQ can be found at http://line6.com/community/community/support/pod_support/pod_hd?view=documents.
The Advanced Users Guide The latest version of the Advanced User's Guide for the POD HD Pro can be found at http://line6.com/support/manuals/.
*All product names used in this document are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6. These trademarks of other manufacturers are used solely to identify the products of those manufacturers whose tones and sounds were studied during Line 6's sound model development. Fender, Bassman, Deluxe Reverb and Twin Reverb are registered trademarks of Fender Musical Instruments Corporation. Hiwatt is a registered trademark of Fernandes Company Ltd. Supro is a registered trademark of Zinky Electronics, LLC. Gibson is a registered trademark of Gibson Guitar Corp. Dr. Z is a registered trademark of Dr. Z Amps, Inc. Vox is a registered trademark of Vox R&D Limited. Marshall is a registered trademark of Marshall Amplification Plc. Bogner is a registered trademark of Bogner Amplification. Ampeg and Portaflex are registered trademarks of Loud Technologies, Inc.Mesa/Boogie and Rectifier are registered trademarks of Mesa/Boogie Ltd. Engl is a registered trademark of Ausflug, Beate and Engl, Edmund.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-04-03 12:50:54</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4830">
        <version>2.02.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P18.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD500 Flash Memory v2.02 RELEASE NOTES
POD HD500 Flash Memory v2.02 is a FREE firmware update that is highly recommended for all POD HD500 users.
What's New?
POD HD500 2.02 includes two brand-new HD guitar amp models, the world's first HD bass amp model (with eight mic model choices) and a new vintage-voiced mic preamp model.
"Plexi Lead NRM" and "Plexi Lead BRT" HD Guitar Amp Models
Stunning new HD guitar amp models based on* the Normal and Bright inputs of the legendary Marshall(r) "Plexi" 1959 Super Lead 100-watt head.
"Flip Top" HD Bass Amp Model
Based on* the Ampeg(r) B-15NF Portaflex(r), one of the most popular studio bass amps of all time.
Eight New Mic Choices for the "Flip Top" Cab Model
Get your ideal bass tone from the new "Flip Top" HD bass model with eight mic choices based on*:
Shure(r) SM57
Sennheiser(r) 421
AKG(r) D12
AKG(r) D112
EV(r) RE20
Shure(r) SM7B
Heil(r) PR40
Neumann(r) U47
"Vintage" HD Mic Preamp Model
A vintage-voiced tube mic preamp based on* the Requisite(r) Y7. Place this model at any point in the signal chain to give incredible warmth to vocal sounds and guitar and bass tones. Its controls include:
Gain: Input Gain
HPF: Provides a High-Pass Filter with a range of 20Hz-500Hz
LPF: Provides a Low-Pass Filter with a range of 5kHz-20kHz
Phase: 0 or 180 degree out of phase (useful when used within parallel signal paths)
Output: Output Level
Cabinet Model Deep Edit Parameters
These parameters offer more control over the response of the POD HD cab models, allowing more customization than ever.  Each cabinet model includes the following controls:
Low Cut: Provides a gentle High-Pass Filter with a range of 20Hz-500Hz
Res Level: Controls the cabinet's overall Resonance Level
Thump: Controls the cabinet's Low Frequency Resonance Level
Decay: Controls the cabinet's Resonance over time
Note: Thump and Decay controls are affected by the Resonance Level control.  When Res Level is at lower settings these inter-related controls will have minimal effect.
This update also includes a variety of new features and enhancements that make a POD HD500, James Tyler Variax, and DT25 or DT50 guitar amplifier dream rig even more powerful and easy to use.
Variax Knobs as Controllers
Variax Tone and Volume knobs can act like expression pedals, controlling different aspects of your tone such as delay time, amp drive, etc. Controllers are capable of driving up to 50+ POD HD parameters simultaneously, making it possible to morph between sounds with a single guitar knob.
James Tyler Variax Local Control Options
To provide smooth, intuitive transitions between the modeled and magnetic pickups, you can choose whether the Volume, Tone and Pickup Selector switch will control both the model and magnetic pickups simultaneously, or lock the model and affect only the magnetic pickups. For example, when using both acoustic and electric tones, you can lock the acoustic model controls so that tweaking knobs and switching pickups when playing the electric sound won't affect the sound of the acoustic.  Locking Volume and Tone controls can also be useful when using Variax knobs as Controllers.
Note: Locking the Variax Volume knob will affect both Magnetic and Model while locking the Variax Tone knob will only affect Models.
Variax Control Mode (Global/Preset)
Choose whether you want to assign Variax guitar models and Local Control settings globally, or on a per-preset basis. Alternately, you can get complete manual control by selecting:
Variax Control: Global
Local Control: Unlocked (JTV only)
Model: Don't Force.
Refined James Tyler Variax Integration
The new input selections "Variax" and "Variax Mags" allow you to assign any configuration of magnetic pickups and Variax models per POD HD preset.
Mag/Model selection is now recalled per preset, allowing you to pick up exactly where you left off - no need to manually enable/disable models or program preset-driven input changes.
POD HD/James Tyler Variax Custom Tuning Creation
Now you can create custom Variax tunings for any or all of your POD HD presets. Save and recall them per preset - and get up to 512 unique custom guitar tunings with instant footswitch control.
Bug Fixes
Limited resolution for Pitch Glide Min/Max Settings in Controller Assign page - Fixed
Known Issues 
AC Frequency - When connected to a DT50 or DT25 amplifier, POD HD500 may have its AC Frequency parameter (Setup Page 2) automatically changed. Be sure to check this setting after turning on a connected DT series amplifier. 
Set List Names - If during the update process new presets are optionally loaded to over-write the previous set, Set List names may not correlate to the new presets appropriately. This is because renaming Set Lists is not a part of the firmware update process. Set List names may be changed in the hardware using a variety of methods:
System Reset - Pressing (and holding down) the four-way navigation pad to the left while powering up will perform a Global Settings reset. This action will reset all settings to their factory default and requires a recalibration of the on-board expression pedal. Instructions for pedal calibration can be found at http://line6.com/support/docs/DOC-2223. Due to the pedal recalibration, it is generally recommended to update the Set List names using the manual method described below. 
Manual - Set Lists may be renamed manually by simply highlighting a Set List name and pressing the Save button. Use the four encoders beneath the main display and press Save to complete. 
The presets in firmware v2.02 correlate to the following Set List names, as seen in the main display from left to right, top to bottom:
BEST OF HD
FX HEAVY
SONGS / STYLE
BASS/ACO/VOC
L6LINK <-> DT
USER 1
USER 2
USER 3
FAQ For more information about POD HD500, the POD HD500 FAQ can be found at http://line6.com/community/community/support/pod_support/pod_hd?view=documents.
The Advanced Users Guide The latest version of the Advanced User's Guide for the POD HD500 can be found at http://line6.com/support/manuals/.
*All product names used in this document are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6. These trademarks of other manufacturers are used solely to identify the products of those manufacturers whose tones and sounds were studied during Line 6's sound model development. Fender, Bassman, Deluxe Reverb and Twin Reverb are registered trademarks of Fender Musical Instruments Corporation. Hiwatt is a registered trademark of Fernandes Company Ltd. Supro is a registered trademark of Zinky Electronics, LLC. Gibson is a registered trademark of Gibson Guitar Corp. Dr. Z is a registered trademark of Dr. Z Amps, Inc. Vox is a registered trademark of Vox R&D Limited. Marshall is a registered trademark of Marshall Amplification Plc. Bogner is a registered trademark of Bogner Amplification. Ampeg and Portaflex are registered trademarks of Loud Technologies, Inc.Mesa/Boogie and Rectifier are registered trademarks of Mesa/Boogie Ltd. Engl is a registered trademark of Ausflug, Beate and Engl, Edmund.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-04-03 12:51:04</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4832">
        <version>2.02.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P19.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD Flash Memory v2.02 RELEASE NOTES
POD HD Flash Memory v2.02 is a FREE firmware update that is highly recommended for all POD HD users.
What's New?
POD HD 2.02 includes two brand-new HD guitar amp models, the world's first HD bass amp model (with eight mic model choices) and a new vintage-voiced mic preamp model.
"Plexi Lead NRM" and "Plexi Lead BRT" HD Guitar Amp Models
Stunning new HD guitar amp models based on* the Normal and Bright inputs of the legendary Marshall(r) "Plexi" 1959 Super Lead 100-watt head.
"Flip Top" HD Bass Amp Model
Based on* the Ampeg(r) B-15NF Portaflex(r), one of the most popular studio bass amps of all time.
Eight New Mic Choices for the "Flip Top" Cab Model
Get your ideal bass tone from the new "Flip Top" HD bass model with eight mic choices based on*:
Shure(r) SM57
Sennheiser(r) 421
AKG(r) D12
AKG(r) D112
EV(r) RE20
Shure(r) SM7B
Heil(r) PR40
Neumann(r) U47
"Vintage" HD Mic Preamp Model
A vintage-voiced tube mic preamp based on* the Requisite(r) Y7. Place this model at any point in the signal chain to give incredible warmth to vocal sounds and guitar and bass tones. Its controls include:
Gain: Input Gain
HPF: Provides a High-Pass Filter with a range of 20Hz-500Hz
LPF: Provides a Low-Pass Filter with a range of 5kHz-20kHz
Phase: 0 or 180 degree out of phase (useful when used within parallel signal paths)
Output: Output Level
Cabinet Model Deep Edit Parameters
These parameters offer more control over the response of the POD HD cab models, allowing more customization than ever.  Each cabinet model includes the following controls:
Low Cut: Provides a gentle High-Pass Filter with a range of 20Hz-500Hz
Res Level: Controls the cabinet's overall Resonance Level
Thump: Controls the cabinet's Low Frequency Resonance Level
Decay: Controls the cabinet's Resonance over time
Note: Thump and Decay controls are affected by the Resonance Level control.  When Res Level is at lower settings these inter-related controls will have minimal effect.
Bug Fixes
Limited resolution for Pitch Glide Min/Max Settings in Controller Assign page - Fixed
Known Issues 
Set List Names - If during the update process new presets are optionally loaded to over-write the previous set, Set List names may not correlate to the new presets appropriately. This is because renaming Set Lists is not a part of the firmware update process. Set List names may be changed in the hardware using a variety of methods:
System Reset - Pressing (and holding down) the four-way navigation pad to the left while powering up will perform a Global Settings reset. This action will reset all settings to their factory default and requires a recalibration of the on-board expression pedal. Instructions for pedal calibration can be found at http://line6.com/support/docs/DOC-2223. Due to the pedal recalibration, it is generally recommended to update the Set List names using the manual method described below. 
Manual - Set Lists may be renamed manually by simply highlighting a Set List name and pressing the Save button. Use the four encoders beneath the main display and press Save to complete. 
The presets in firmware v2.02 correlate to the following Set List names, as seen in the main display from left to right, top to bottom:
BEST OF HD
FX HEAVY
SONGS / STYLE
BASS/ACO/VOC
USER 1
USER 2
USER 3
USER 4
FAQ For more information about POD HD, the POD HD FAQ can be found at http://line6.com/community/community/support/pod_support/pod_hd?view=documents.
The Advanced Users Guide The latest version of the Advanced User's Guide for the POD HD can be found at http://line6.com/support/manuals/.
*All product names used in this document are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6. These trademarks of other manufacturers are used solely to identify the products of those manufacturers whose tones and sounds were studied during Line 6's sound model development. Fender, Bassman, Deluxe Reverb and Twin Reverb are registered trademarks of Fender Musical Instruments Corporation. Hiwatt is a registered trademark of Fernandes Company Ltd. Supro is a registered trademark of Zinky Electronics, LLC. Gibson is a registered trademark of Gibson Guitar Corp. Dr. Z is a registered trademark of Dr. Z Amps, Inc. Vox is a registered trademark of Vox R&D Limited. Marshall is a registered trademark of Marshall Amplification Plc. Bogner is a registered trademark of Bogner Amplification. Ampeg and Portaflex are registered trademarks of Loud Technologies, Inc.Mesa/Boogie and Rectifier are registered trademarks of Mesa/Boogie Ltd. Engl is a registered trademark of Ausflug, Beate and Engl, Edmund.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-04-03 12:51:12</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5190">
        <version>2.01</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Pod_HD300_2.01.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD300 Flash Memory v2.01 RELEASE NOTES
POD HD300 Flash Memory v2.01 is a FREE firmware update that is highly recommended for all POD HD300 users.
What's New? POD HD300 2.01 includes seven new HD guitar amp models, one HD bass amp model (with matching cab + eight mic model choices) and two new FX models; an advanced noise gate and vintage-voiced mic preamp model.
"Solo 100 Clean", "Solo 100 Crunch", and "Solo 100 Overdrive" HD Guitar Amp Models
Three new HD guitar amp models based on* the Clean/Crunch and Overdrive channels of the classic, hand-built Soldano(r) SLO100 Super Lead Overdrive 100-watt head.
"Line 6 Doom" and "Line 6 Epic" HD Guitar Amp Models
Two new, Line 6 original HD guitar amp models with lots of gain on tap.  Line 6 Doom delivers maximum sludge by combining a Marshall(r) JCM800 preamp and Hiwatt(r) Custom 100 power amp with some additional tweaks.  Line 6 Epic provides sustain for days at virtually any playing dynamic, giving up gobs of distortion with ease.  Play with the Master Volume parameter to experience the true versatility of these amps.
"Plexi Lead NRM" and "Plexi Lead BRT" HD Guitar Amp Models
Stunning new HD guitar amp models based on* the Normal and Bright inputs of the legendary Marshall(r) "Plexi" 1959 Super Lead 100-watt head.
"Flip Top" HD Bass Amp Model
Based on* the Ampeg(r) B-15NF Portaflex(r), one of the most popular studio bass amps of all time.
Eight New Mic Choices for the "Flip Top" Cab Model
Get your ideal bass tone from the new "Flip Top" HD bass model with eight mic choices based on*:
Shure(r) SM57
Sennheiser(r) 421
AKG(r) D12
AKG(r) D112
EV(r) RE20
Shure(r) SM7B
Heil Sound(r) PR40
Neumann(r) U47
"Vintage" HD Mic Preamp Model
A vintage-voiced tube mic preamp based on* the Requisite Y7. Place this model at any point in the signal chain to give incredible warmth to vocal sounds and guitar and bass tones. This model lives in the FX1 slot. Its controls include:
Gain: Input Gain
HPF: Provides a High-Pass Filter with a range of 20Hz-500Hz
LPF: Provides a Low-Pass Filter with a range of 5kHz-20kHz
Phase: 0 or 180 degree out of phase (useful when used within parallel signal paths)
Output: Output Level
"Hard Gate" Model
An advanced gate capable of extremely quick response. With controls for hold time, decay rate, and separate open/close thresholds, Hard Gate is ideal for any genre including Metal. It can even be abused to create erratic "sputter" and "splat" effects.  This model lives in the FX1 slot.
Cabinet Bypass
Choose the "none" option in the cabinet selection menu to bypass cabinet/mic modeling.
Bug Fixes
Incorrect settings for Synth-O-Matic model Wave 5 and 6 - Fixed
FAQ For more information about POD HD300, the POD HD300 FAQ can be found at http://line6.com/community/community/support/pod_support/pod_hd?view=documents.
The Advanced Users Guide The latest version of the Advanced User's Guide for the POD HD300 can be found at http://line6.com/support/manuals/.
*All product names used in this document are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6. These trademarks of other manufacturers are used solely to identify the products of those manufacturers whose tones and sounds were studied during Line 6's sound model development. Soldano is a registered trademark of Gremlin Inc. DBA Soldano Custom Amplification. Hiwatt is a registered trademark of Fernandes Company Ltd. Marshall is a registered trademark of Marshall Amplification Plc. Ampeg and Portaflex are registered trademarks of Loud Technologies, Inc. Shure is a registered trademark of Shure Incorporated.  Sennheiser is a registered trademark of Sennheiser Electronic GmbH & Co. KG.  AKG is a registered trademark of AKG Acoustics GmbH.  EV is a registered trademark of Bosch Security Systems, Inc. Heil Sound is a registered trademark of Heil Sound Ltd. Neumann is a registered trademark of Georg Neumann GmbH.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-07-17 10:16:21</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140000">POD HD300</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5191">
        <version>2.01</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Pod_HD400_2.01.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD400 Flash Memory v2.01 RELEASE NOTES
POD HD400 Flash Memory v2.01 is a FREE firmware update that is highly recommended for all POD HD400 users.
What's New? POD HD400 2.01 includes seven new HD guitar amp models, one HD bass amp model (with matching cab + eight mic model choices) and two new FX models; an advanced noise gate and vintage-voiced mic preamp model.
"Solo 100 Clean", "Solo 100 Crunch", and "Solo 100 Overdrive" HD Guitar Amp Models
Three new HD guitar amp models based on* the Clean/Crunch and Overdrive channels of the classic, hand-built Soldano(r) SLO100 Super Lead Overdrive 100-watt head.
"Line 6 Doom" and "Line 6 Epic" HD Guitar Amp Models
Two new, Line 6 original HD guitar amp models with lots of gain on tap.  Line 6 Doom delivers maximum sludge by combining a Marshall(r) JCM800 preamp and Hiwatt(r) Custom 100 power amp with some additional tweaks.  Line 6 Epic provides sustain for days at virtually any playing dynamic, giving up gobs of distortion with ease.  Play with the Master Volume parameter to experience the true versatility of these amps.
"Plexi Lead NRM" and "Plexi Lead BRT" HD Guitar Amp Models
Stunning new HD guitar amp models based on* the Normal and Bright inputs of the legendary Marshall(r) "Plexi" 1959 Super Lead 100-watt head.
"Flip Top" HD Bass Amp Model
Based on* the Ampeg(r) B-15NF Portaflex(r), one of the most popular studio bass amps of all time.
Eight New Mic Choices for the "Flip Top" Cab Model
Get your ideal bass tone from the new "Flip Top" HD bass model with eight mic choices based on*:
Shure(r) SM57
Sennheiser(r) 421
AKG(r) D12
AKG(r) D112
EV(r) RE20
Shure(r) SM7B
Heil Sound(r) PR40
Neumann(r) U47
"Vintage" HD Mic Preamp Model
A vintage-voiced tube mic preamp based on* the Requisite Y7. Place this model at any point in the signal chain to give incredible warmth to vocal sounds and guitar and bass tones. This model lives in the FX1 slot. Its controls include:
Gain: Input Gain
HPF: Provides a High-Pass Filter with a range of 20Hz-500Hz
LPF: Provides a Low-Pass Filter with a range of 5kHz-20kHz
Phase: 0 or 180 degree out of phase (useful when used within parallel signal paths)
Output: Output Level
"Hard Gate" Model
An advanced gate capable of extremely quick response. With controls for hold time, decay rate, and separate open/close thresholds, Hard Gate is ideal for any genre including Metal. It can even be abused to create erratic "sputter" and "splat" effects.  This model lives in the FX1 slot.
Cabinet Bypass
Choose the "none" option in the cabinet selection menu to bypass cabinet/mic modeling.
Bug Fixes
Editor may ignore saved cabinet model, recalling default cab model instead - Fixed
Incorrect settings for Synth-O-Matic model Wave 5 and 6 - Fixed
Wah will not engage after loading Brit J800 model - Fixed
FX Loop level change after preset save - Fixed
FAQ For more information about POD HD400, the POD HD400 FAQ can be found at http://line6.com/community/community/support/pod_support/pod_hd?view=documents.
The Advanced Users Guide The latest version of the Advanced User's Guide for the POD HD400 can be found at http://line6.com/support/manuals/.
*All product names used in this document are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6. These trademarks of other manufacturers are used solely to identify the products of those manufacturers whose tones and sounds were studied during Line 6's sound model development. Soldano is a registered trademark of Gremlin Inc. DBA Soldano Custom Amplification. Hiwatt is a registered trademark of Fernandes Company Ltd. Marshall is a registered trademark of Marshall Amplification Plc. Ampeg and Portaflex are registered trademarks of Loud Technologies, Inc. Shure is a registered trademark of Shure Incorporated.  Sennheiser is a registered trademark of Sennheiser Electronic GmbH & Co. KG.  AKG is a registered trademark of AKG Acoustics GmbH.  EV is a registered trademark of Bosch Security Systems, Inc. Heil Sound is a registered trademark of Heil Sound Ltd. Neumann is a registered trademark of Georg Neumann GmbH.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-07-17 10:16:22</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows ME"/>
          <os name="Windows 98SE"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140001">POD HD400</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5048">
        <version>2.02</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>G50RX_2_02.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[NOTE: An XD-V75 Receiver is required in order to perform this upgrade. If you do not have access to an XD-V75 Receiver please contact your local Line 6 Customer Support Center for assistance. 
Features that have been addressed since last Customer release are as follows:
1. Removes self check that may have caused some units to reset.
Instructions for connecting the Relay G50 Receiver to Monkey:
1. Obtain an XD-V75 Receiver
2. Connect the XD-V75 Receiver to your PC or Mac using a USB cable
3. Disconnect, then reconnect the DC power plug for the XD-V75
4. Connect the XD-V75 Receiver to the G50 Receiver by using a cable with TRS to TRS (stereo) 1/4 inch phone plugs on either end. The cable should plug into the 1/4 inch audio output of both the XD-V75 and the G50 Receivers.
5. Launch Line 6 Monkey, then Log In, then select "Relay G50 Receiver" as your device and follow the on screen instructions.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-08-21 10:33:01</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190002">Relay G50 Receiver</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5047">
        <version>2.02</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>G90RX_2_02.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[NOTE: An XD-V75 Receiver is required in order to perform this upgrade. If you do not have access to an XD-V75 Receiver please contact your local Line 6 Customer Support Center for assistance. 
Features that have been addressed since last Customer release are as follows:
1. Removes self check that may have caused some units to reset
2. Disables receiver clip detection if gain adjustment <0 dB.
Instructions for connecting the Relay G90 Receiver to Monkey:
1. Obtain an XD-V75 Receiver
2. Connect the XD-V75 Receiver to your PC or Mac using a USB cable
3. Disconnect, then reconnect the DC power plug for the XD-V75
4. Connect the XD-V75 Receiver to the G90 Receiver by using a cable with TRS to TRS (stereo) 1/4 inch phone plugs on either end. The cable should plug into the 1/4 inch audio output of both the XD-V75 and the G90 Receivers.
5. Launch Line 6 Monkey, then Log In, then select "Relay G90 Receiver" as your device and follow the on screen instructions.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-08-21 10:33:02</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190004">Relay G90 Receiver</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5360">
        <version>2.10.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P18.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-10-16 11:27:52</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5362">
        <version>2.10.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P20.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-10-16 11:27:54</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5361">
        <version>2.10.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P19.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-10-16 11:27:56</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4712">
        <version>2.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>V55BP_2_00.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the initial production firmware release for XD-V55 Bodypack.  In order to reload this update, you will need a V75 Receiver and need to download and install Line 6 Monkey.
Instructions for connecting a V75 to Monkey:
Connect a USB cable between your PC and the V75 receiver.
Disconnect, then reconnect the DC power plug for the V75.
Launch Monkey.  Select "XD-V55 Bodypack" as your device and follow the on screen instructions.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-10-16 12:36:31</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000c">XD-V55 Bodypack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4713">
        <version>2.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>V55HH_2_00.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the initial production firmware release for XD-V55 Handheld.  In order to reload this update, you will need a V75 Receiver and need to download and install Line 6 Monkey.
Instructions for connecting a V75 to Monkey:
Connect a USB cable between your PC and the V75 receiver.
Disconnect, then reconnect the DC power plug for the V75.
Launch Monkey.  Select "XD-V55 Handheld" as your device and follow the on screen instructions.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-10-16 12:36:33</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000d">XD-V55 Handheld</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="4715">
        <version>2.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>V55RX_2_00.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the initial production firmware release for XD-V55 Receiver.  In order to reload this update, you will need a V75 Receiver and need to download and install Line 6 Monkey.
Instructions for connecting a V75 to Monkey:
Connect a USB cable between your PC and the V75 receiver.
Disconnect, then reconnect the DC power plug for the V75.
Launch Monkey.  Select "XD-V55 Receiver" as your device and follow the on screen instructions.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-10-16 12:36:35</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019000e">XD-V55 Receiver</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5171">
        <version>2.02</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>G55RX_2_02.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the initial production firmware release for Relay G55 Receiver.  In order to reload this update, you will need a V75 Receiver and need to download and install Line 6 Monkey.
Instructions for connecting a V75 to Monkey:
Connect a USB cable between your PC and the V75 receiver.
Disconnect, then reconnect the DC power plug for the V75.
Launch Monkey.  Select "Relay G55 Receiver" as your device and follow the on screen instructions.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-10-16 12:36:37</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019001b">Relay G55 Receiver</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5114">
        <version>2.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>G55BP_2_00.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the initial production firmware release for Relay G55 Bodypack.  In order to reload this update, you will need a V75 Receiver and need to download and install Line 6 Monkey.
Instructions for connecting a V75 to Monkey:
Connect a USB cable between your PC and the V75 receiver.
Disconnect, then reconnect the DC power plug for the V75.
Launch Monkey.  Select "Relay G55 Bodypack" as your device and follow the on screen instructions.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-10-16 12:36:39</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019001c">Relay G55 Transmitter</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5396">
        <version>2.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>A31_HD_2.00.vaf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-10-30 11:53:05</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150004">DT25 HD</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5394">
        <version>2.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>A25_HD_2.00.vaf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-10-30 11:53:07</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150002">DT50 Head</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5395">
        <version>2.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>A31_112_2.00.vaf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-10-30 11:53:09</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150003">DT25 112</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5392">
        <version>2.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>A25_112_2.00.vaf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-10-30 11:53:11</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150000">DT50 112</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5393">
        <version>2.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>A25_212_2.00.vaf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-10-30 11:53:13</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00150001">DT50 212</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5418">
        <version>1.90</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>TylerVariax_1.90.vxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[NOTE: Line 6 Monkey 1.62 is required in order to install this firmware update.
The v1.9 firmware update for James Tyler(r) Variax(r) features enhanced palm muting for a more natural response to muted guitar parts and aggressive playing styles.  It also provides faster updates with additional error checking.
For JTV-89 Customers Only:
In addition to the 28 electric, acoustic and eclectic instruments, you also get five high-gain models exclusive to JTV-89 loaded into custom bank 1. Each model is based on a different pickup position, and delivers high-gain guitar tone while allowing you to access drop tunings, custom Dream Rig configurations and more.
The five high-gain models come with a couple caveats: 1. For the time being, they are not editable in Workbench, nor will you be able to mix and match the body or pickup models.   2. For the time being, the High Gain Model is hard-wired into the Custom 1 bank.  You will not be able to overwrite the Custom 1 bank from the guitar or from Workbench.
NOTE: (when updating from 1.71): If you've loaded your guitar with custom models and would like to retain your current custom banks and/or custom models, please sync with Variax Workbench and save your custom model set. You will be able to re-load your models from Workbench after you've completed the update.
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-11-07 13:49:06</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070005">James Tyler Variax</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5530">
        <version>2.10</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>V75HH_2_10.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This update adds support for the Relay XD-V75 Super Cardioid Capsule including 4 new models (available when the Super Cardioid Capsule is attached). In order to load this update, you will need to download and install Line 6 Monkey.
Instructions for connecting a V75 to Monkey:
Connect a USB cable between your PC and the V75 receiver.
Disconnect, then reconnect the DC power plug for the V75.
Launch Monkey. Select "XD-V75 Handheld" as your device and follow the on screen instructions.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2013-06-17 15:56:51</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190013">XD-V75 Handheld</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5531">
        <version>1.00.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P25.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the original factory version of flash memory for POD HD500X.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2013-07-10 09:04:30</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140005">POD HD500X</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5596">
        <version>1.10.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P25.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This version of flash memory includes minor bug fixes.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2013-07-11 10:02:16</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140005">POD HD500X</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5633">
        <version>2.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>TylerVariax_2.00.vxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Variax HD is a free firmware upgrade for all James Tyler(r) Variax(r) guitars.  Variax HD delivers a world-class collection of HD guitars rebuilt from the ground up using Line 6's next-generation modeling technology.  The team captured more detail than ever before, resulting in unprecedented sonic character and a more natural playing experience.  From rare vintage electrics to classic acoustics and exotics, each HD instrument delivers superior articulation and exceptional feel - prefect for capturing inspired performances.
In order to load this update, connect your Janes Tyles Variax guitar to Line 6 Monkey using the Workbench interface included with your guitar, or a POD with VDI input.
Variax HD includes the following major improvements:
-HD guitar and pickup modeling offers a major evolution of our Variax modeling technology.  This advancement improves the playability of the guitars as well as the authenticity of their tone.
-Alternate tuning of 12 strings.  You can now create your own customer tunings of 12-string instruments and store them in Workbench.
-With the included Workbench HD software you can blend in the magnetic pickup signal into your Variax model.
Known issues:
- Custom patches are not retained when updating to Variax HD.  The Variax HD update will replace all of the presets in your James Tyler Variax guitars with all-new HD guitars.  Variax HD introduces the new HD preset format to Workbench HD and the guitar.  Be sure to backup any customer presets that you may have for future reference; however, note that Variax 1.X presets will not work with the 2.0 firmware.  For a full list of Variax HD models, please visit line6.com.
For JTV-89 Customers Only:  The five high-gain models that were previously exclusive to JTV-89 and loaded into custom bank 1 are now available in the Workbench software by loading the custom JTV bank available online.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2013-08-15 09:56:27</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070005">James Tyler Variax</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5670">
        <version>1.20</version>
        <build_string>StageScape Firmware</build_string>
        <filename>update.ssf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2013-09-25 10:02:10</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00160000">StageScape M20d</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5590">
        <version>1.00.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P26.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the original factory version of flash memory for POD HD PRO X.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2013-09-25 11:58:09</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140006">POD HD Pro X</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5709">
        <version>2.20.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P20.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD Pro Flash Memory v1.2 RELEASE NOTES 
POD HD Pro Flash Memory v1.2 is a FREE firmware update for all POD HD Pro users. Before updating your firmware it is strongly recommended that you connect to the POD HD Pro Edit application and back up any presets you may wish to keep so you may install the latest factory presets as part of the firmware update. 
What's New?
Significant improvement to the integration of StageSource speakers and DT amplifiers connected via L6 LINK
Master knob on the POD now attenuates the level sent to connected L6 LINK devices*
POD output mode defaults to Studio/Direct when connecting StageSource speakers
StageSource speakers default to Reference (FRFR) mode**
Preset switching optimizations
StageSource speakers no longer mute upon preset switching unless the speaker mode differs
Output of the Looper (in the post position) no longer mutes upon preset switching
Pressing the Reverse switch while using the Looper's Overdub feature no longer causes audible artifacts
FBV Express mkII mode/Tuner support operates as expected
Intermittent low volume upon power up no longer occurs
General bug fixes and optimizations
* Previous firmware versions had no attenuation at the output to L6 LINK connected devices - for the same results simply turn the Master knob to maximum 
** Note that any previously saved presets will retain any StageSource speaker modes that were set at the time the POD presets were saved 
Known Issues
When mixing both StageSource speakers and DT amplifiers over L6 LINK, DT amps must be connected before any StageSource speakers for audio to pass through to all L6 LINK connected devices
Variax Workbench HD will not connect via POD HD - use the VDI/USB interface included with your JTV as a workaround
FAQ 
For more information about POD HD Pro, the FAQ can be found here 
Advanced Users Guide 
The latest version of the Advanced User's Guide for the POD HD Pro can be found here]]></notes>
        <release_date>2013-11-19 12:50:51</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5711">
        <version>1.20.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P26.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD Pro X Flash Memory v1.2 RELEASE NOTES 
POD HD Pro X Flash Memory v1.2 is a FREE firmware update for all POD HD Pro X users. Before updating your firmware it is strongly recommended that you connect to the POD HD Pro X Edit application and back up any presets you may wish to keep so you may install the latest factory presets as part of the firmware update. 
What's New?
Significant improvement to the integration of StageSource speakers and DT amplifiers connected via L6 LINK
Master knob on the POD now attenuates the level sent to connected L6 LINK devices*
POD output mode defaults to Studio/Direct when connecting StageSource speakers
StageSource speakers default to Reference (FRFR) mode**
Preset switching optimizations
StageSource speakers no longer mute upon preset switching unless the speaker mode differs
Output of the Looper (in the post position) no longer mutes upon preset switching
Pressing the Reverse switch while using the Looper's Overdub feature no longer causes audible artifacts
FBV Express mkII mode/Tuner support operates as expected
Intermittent low volume upon power up no longer occurs
General bug fixes and optimizations
* Previous firmware versions had no attenuation at the output to L6 LINK connected devices - for the same results simply turn the Master knob to maximum 
** Note that any previously saved presets will retain any StageSource speaker modes that were set at the time the POD presets were saved 
Known Issues
When mixing both StageSource speakers and DT amplifiers over L6 LINK, DT amps must be connected before any StageSource speakers for audio to pass through to all L6 LINK connected devices
Variax Workbench HD will not connect via POD HD - use the VDI/USB interface included with your JTV as a workaround
FAQ 
For more information about POD HD Pro X, the FAQ can be found here 
Advanced Users Guide 
The latest version of the Advanced User's Guide for the POD HD Pro X can be found here]]></notes>
        <release_date>2013-11-19 12:50:52</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140006">POD HD Pro X</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5708">
        <version>2.20.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P18.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD500 Flash Memory v2.2 RELEASE NOTES
POD HD500 Flash Memory v2.2 is a FREE firmware update for all POD HD500 users. Before updating your firmware it is strongly recommended that you connect to the POD HD500 Edit application and back up any presets you may wish to keep so you may install the latest factory presets as part of the firmware update. 
What's New?
Significant improvement to the integration of StageSource speakers and DT amplifiers connected via L6 LINK
Master knob on the POD now attenuates the level sent to connected L6 LINK devices*
POD output mode defaults to Studio/Direct when connecting StageSource speakers
StageSource speakers default to Reference (FRFR) mode**
Preset switching optimizations
StageSource speakers no longer mute upon preset switching unless the speaker mode differs
Output of the Looper (in the post position) no longer mutes upon preset switching
Pressing the Reverse switch while using the Looper's Overdub feature no longer causes audible artifacts
General bug fixes and optimizations
* Previous firmware versions had no attenuation at the output to L6 LINK connected devices - for the same results simply turn the Master knob to maximum 
** Note that any previously saved presets will retain any StageSource speaker modes that were set at the time the POD presets were saved 
Known Issues
When mixing both StageSource speakers and DT amplifiers over L6 LINK, DT amps must be connected before any StageSource speakers for audio to pass through to all L6 LINK connected devices
Variax Workbench HD will not connect via POD HD - use the VDI/USB interface included with your JTV as a workaround
FAQ 
For more information about POD HD500, the FAQ can be found here 
Advanced Users Guide 
The latest version of the Advanced User's Guide for the POD HD500 can be found here]]></notes>
        <release_date>2013-11-19 12:50:54</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5710">
        <version>1.20.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P25.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD500X Flash Memory v1.2 RELEASE NOTES 
POD HD500X Flash Memory v1.2 is a FREE firmware update for all POD HD500X users.  Before updating your firmware it is strongly recommended that you connect to the POD HD500X Edit application and back up any presets you may wish to keep so you may install the latest factory presets as part of the firmware update.
Whats New? 
Significant improvement to the integration of StageSource speakers and DT amplifiers connected via L6 LINK
Master knob on the POD now attenuates the level sent to connected L6 LINK devices*
POD output mode defaults to Studio/Direct when connecting StageSource speakers
StageSource speakers default to Reference (FRFR) mode**
Preset switching optimizations
StageSource speakers no longer mute upon preset switching unless the speaker mode differs
Output of the Looper (in the post position) no longer mutes upon preset switching
Pressing the Reverse switch while using the Looper's Overdub feature no longer causes audible artifacts
General bug fixes and optimizations
* Previous firmware versions had no attenuation at the output to L6 LINK connected devices - for the same results simply turn the Master knob to maximum
** Note that any previously saved presets will retain any StageSource speaker modes that were set at the time the POD presets were saved
Known Issues
When mixing both StageSource speakers and DT amplifiers over L6 LINK, DT amps must be connected before any StageSource speakers for audio to pass through to all L6 LINK connected devices
Variax Workbench HD will not connect via POD HD - use the VDI/USB interface included with your JTV as a workaround
FAQ
For more information about POD HD500X, the FAQ can be found here
Advanced Users Guide
The latest version of the Advanced User's Guide for the POD HD500X can be found here]]></notes>
        <release_date>2013-11-19 12:50:56</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140005">POD HD500X</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5799">
        <version>2.31</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P18.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD500 RELEASE NOTES v2.31.00 
POD HD500 Flash Memory v2.31 is a FREE firmware update for all POD HD500 users. 
This release addresses an issue with audio feedback that could potentially occur when changing patches with a specific combination of settings. It is strongly recommended that all users install this update as soon as possible.  
Although there should be no sonic impact to existing patches as a result of this update, it is recommended that you connect to the POD HD500 Edit application and back up any patches you may wish to keep as a precaution.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2014-04-08 13:29:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5813">
        <version>2.03</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>V75RX_2_03.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Firmware Version 2.03 addresses a stability issue experienced by a few users and is recommended for all XD-V75 owners.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2014-04-17 09:15:06</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190014">XD-V75 Receiver</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5810">
        <version>2.10</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>TylerVariax_2.10.vxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This FREE update of Variax firmware and Workbench software addresses a selection of performance issues and is recommended for all owners of James Tyler Variax guitars.
Variax HD v2.10 adds:
Workbench HD functionality when connected to POD HD500, POD HD PRO, POD HD500X, POD HD Pro X
Smoother model switching
Note: Variax v2.10 firmware is compatible with v2.00 models. We recommend backing up your presets with Workbench before updating Variax firmware.
About Variax HD
Variax HD is a free firmware upgrade for all James Tyler(r) Variax(r) guitars.  Variax HD delivers a world-class collection of HD guitars rebuilt from the ground up using Line 6's next-generation modeling technology.  The team captured more detail than ever before, resulting in unprecedented sonic character and a more natural playing experience.  From rare vintage electrics to classic acoustics and exotics, each HD instrument delivers superior articulation and exceptional feel - perfect for capturing inspired performances.
In order to load this update, connect your James Tyler Variax guitar to Line 6 Monkey using the Workbench interface included with your guitar, or a POD with VDI input.
Variax HD includes the following major improvements:
-HD guitar and pickup modeling offers a major evolution of our Variax modeling technology.  This advancement improves the playability of the guitars as well as the authenticity of their tone.
-Alternate tuning of 12 strings.  You can now create your own customer tunings of 12-string instruments and store them in Workbench.
-With the included Workbench HD software you can blend in the magnetic pickup signal into your Variax model.
Known issues:
- Custom patches are not retained when updating from Variax 1.X to Variax HD.  In this case Variax HD update will replace all of the presets in your James Tyler Variax guitars with all-new HD guitars.  Variax HD introduces the new HD preset format to Workbench HD and the guitar.  Be sure to backup any customer presets that you may have for future reference; however, note that Variax 1.X presets will not work with the 2.0 firmware.  For a full list of Variax HD models, please visit line6.com.
For JTV-89 Customers Only:  The five high-gain models that were previously exclusive to JTV-89 and loaded into custom bank 1 are now available in the Workbench software by loading the custom JTV bank available online.
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2014-04-22 14:15:25</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070005">James Tyler Variax</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5821">
        <version>1.01.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>ToneMatchFloor1010.tmf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[IMPORTANT!
Once this update is complete, you MUST:
- Perform a factory reset
- Calibrate the wah/volume pedal  
Please read the Post-Update Instructions following the completion of this update. These instructions will also appear automatically upon completion of the update.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2014-04-23 15:12:43</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200003">AMPLIFi FX100</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5828">
        <version>2.31</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P20.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD Pro RELEASE NOTES v2.31.00 
POD HD Pro Flash Memory v2.31 is a FREE firmware update for all POD HD Pro users. 
This release addresses an issue with audio feedback that could potentially occur when changing patches with a specific combination of settings. It is strongly recommended that all users install this update as soon as possible.  
Although there should be no sonic impact to existing patches as a result of this update, it is recommended that you connect to the POD HD Pro Edit application and back up any patches you may wish to keep as a precaution.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2014-05-15 13:34:37</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5834">
        <version>2.04</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>V75RX_2_04.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Firmware Version 2.04 addresses a stability issue experienced by a few users and is recommended for all XD-V75 owners.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2014-05-22 15:45:06</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190014">XD-V75 Receiver</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5833">
        <version>2.31</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P19.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD RELEASE NOTES v2.31.00
POD HD Flash Memory v2.31 is a FREE firmware update for all POD HD users. 
This release addresses a potential issue with noise or dropouts that could occur when changing patches with a specific combination of settings. It is recommended that all users install this update as soon as possible.  
Although there should be no sonic impact to existing patches as a result of this update, it is recommended that you connect to the POD HD Edit application and back up any patches you may wish to keep as a precaution.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2014-05-28 11:00:04</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5832">
        <version>1.30</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P26.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD Pro X RELEASE NOTES v1.30.00
POD HD Pro X Flash Memory v1.30 is a FREE firmware update for all POD HD Pro X users. 
This release addresses a potential issue with noise or dropouts that could occur when changing patches with a specific combination of settings. It is recommended that all users install this update as soon as possible.  
Although there should be no sonic impact to existing patches as a result of this update, it is recommended that you connect to the POD HD Pro X Edit application and back up any patches you may wish to keep as a precaution.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2014-05-28 11:00:07</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140006">POD HD Pro X</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5831">
        <version>1.30</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P25.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD 500X RELEASE NOTES v1.30.00
POD HD 500X Flash Memory v1.30 is a FREE firmware update for all POD HD 500X users. 
This release addresses a potential issue with noise or dropouts that could occur when changing patches with a specific combination of settings. It is recommended that all users install this update as soon as possible.  
Although there should be no sonic impact to existing patches as a result of this update, it is recommended that you connect to the POD HD 500X Edit application and back up any patches you may wish to keep as a precaution.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2014-05-28 11:00:10</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140005">POD HD500X</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5842">
        <version>2.32</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P18_2.32.0.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD500 RELEASE NOTES v2.32.00 
POD HD500 Flash Memory v2.32 is a FREE firmware update for all POD HD500 users. 
This release addresses a noise glitch that could potentially occur when exiting tuner mode while streaming USB audio. It is strongly recommended that all users install this update as soon as possible.
Although there should be no sonic impact to existing patches as a result of this update, it is recommended that you connect to the POD HD500 Edit application and back up any patches you may wish to keep as a precaution.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2014-06-17 17:57:56</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5844">
        <version>1.01.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>ToneMatch1100.tmf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[IMPORTANT!
*This update will replace the four presets that currently reside in your amp.  
*If you have customized these presets and wish to keep them, be sure to save them to My Tones in the AMPLIFi Remote app. 
*Once this update is complete, you MUST perform a factory reset.
Please read the Post-Update Instructions following the completion of this update. These instructions will also appear automatically upon completion of the update.
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2014-06-20 16:25:28</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200002">AMPLIFi 150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200001">AMPLIFi 75</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5849">
        <version>2.32</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P19.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD RELEASE NOTES v2.32.00 
POD HD Flash Memory v2.32 is a FREE firmware update for all POD HD users. 
This release addresses a noise glitch that could potentially occur when exiting tuner mode while streaming USB audio. It is strongly recommended that all users install this update as soon as possible.
Although there should be no sonic impact to existing patches as a result of this update, it is recommended that you connect to the POD HD Edit application and back up any patches you may wish to keep as a precaution.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2014-07-02 18:46:43</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5850">
        <version>2.32</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P20.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD Pro RELEASE NOTES v2.32.00 
POD HD Pro Flash Memory v2.32 is a FREE firmware update for all POD HD Pro users. 
This release addresses a noise glitch that could potentially occur when exiting tuner mode while streaming USB audio. It is strongly recommended that all users install this update as soon as possible.
Although there should be no sonic impact to existing patches as a result of this update, it is recommended that you connect to the POD HD Pro Edit application and back up any patches you may wish to keep as a precaution.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2014-07-02 18:46:44</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5859">
        <version>1.32.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P26.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD Pro X RELEASE NOTES v1.32.00 
POD HD Pro X Flash Memory v1.32 is a FREE firmware update for all POD HD Pro X users. 
This release addresses a noise glitch that could potentially occur when exiting tuner mode while streaming USB audio. It is strongly recommended that all users install this update as soon as possible.
Although there should be no sonic impact to existing patches as a result of this update, it is recommended that you connect to the POD HD Pro X Edit application and back up any patches you may wish to keep as a precaution.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2014-07-23 18:14:18</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140006">POD HD Pro X</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5861">
        <version>1.32.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P25.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD 500X RELEASE NOTES v1.32.00 
POD HD 500X Flash Memory v1.32 is a FREE firmware update for all POD HD 500X users. 
This release addresses a noise glitch that could potentially occur when exiting tuner mode while streaming USB audio. It is strongly recommended that all users install this update as soon as possible.
Although there should be no sonic impact to existing patches as a result of this update, it is recommended that you connect to the POD HD 500X Edit application and back up any patches you may wish to keep as a precaution.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2014-07-31 10:31:24</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140005">POD HD500X</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5955">
        <version>2.00.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>ToneMatchFloor20000.tmf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This firmware adds SPP bluetooth capability for data communication with Android devices.  This update is not required for iOS users.
For iOS users, please update the AMPLIFi Remote app to 2.0 or greater before loading firmware 2.0.
Update Instructions for Android Users getting firmware version 2.0
1. Get AMPLIFi Utility on your Windows PC
Please point your web browser to www.line6.com/software.
2. From the "all products" dropdown menu, select your AMPLIFi device and press "go".
3. Download the latest version of AMPLIFi Utility and install it.
4. You will be prompted to connect your AMPLIFi device to your PC via a USB cable (not included). Turn on your AMPLIFi Device.
5. Open AMPLIFi Utility and log in with your Line6.com account, or if you don't already have one, create one before logging in.
6. You will see your AMPLIFi device in the upper left corner. Locate the latest update at the top of the list and click the green update button.
7. Your device may require for it to be put into update mode before the update can begin.
8. AMPLIFi Utility will now download and install the firmware that you have selected. This process should take a few minutes.
9. Once the install is complete, you may need to perform a Factory Reset to complete the update process.
10. Pair your AMPLIFi device with with your Android or iOS device, by going into Settings -> Bluetooth.
You are now finished updating your AMPLIFi device to firmware version 2.0 and can begin using Android with AMPLIFi Remote.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2014-10-27 23:48:01</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200003">AMPLIFi FX100</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5954">
        <version>2.00.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>ToneMatch20000.tmf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This firmware adds SPP bluetooth capability for data communication with Android devices.  This update is not required for iOS users.
For iOS users, please update the AMPLIFi Remote app to 2.0 or greater before loading firmware 2.0.
Update Instructions for Android Users getting firmware version 2.0
1. Get AMPLIFi Utility on your Windows PC
Please point your web browser to www.line6.com/software.
2. From the "all products" dropdown menu, select your AMPLIFi device and press "go".
3. Download the latest version of AMPLIFi Utility and install it.
4. You will be prompted to connect your AMPLIFi device to your PC via a USB cable (not included). Turn on your AMPLIFi Device.
5. Open AMPLIFi Utility and log in with your Line6.com account, or if you don't already have one, create one before logging in.
6. You will see your AMPLIFi device in the upper left corner. Locate the latest update at the top of the list and click the green update button.
7. Your device may require for it to be put into update mode before the update can begin.
8. AMPLIFi Utility will now download and install the firmware that you have selected. This process should take a few minutes.
9. Once the install is complete, you may need to perform a Factory Reset to complete the update process.
10. Pair your AMPLIFi device with with your Android or iOS device, by going into Settings -> Bluetooth.
You are now finished updating your AMPLIFi device to firmware version 2.0 and can begin using Android with AMPLIFi Remote.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2014-10-27 23:48:05</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200002">AMPLIFi 150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200001">AMPLIFi 75</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="5974">
        <version>2.00.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>ToneMatchDesktop20000.tmf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2014-11-14 12:46:56</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200005">AMPLIFi TT</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6007">
        <version>2.10.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>ToneMatch21000.tmf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This firmware version provides recording capability via USB 2.0 for Mac and PC. Bug fixes and enhancements. Reverb effect becomes enabled when the reverb knob is turned.
A 12dB gain stage has been added to the guitar in the headphone output of the 75/150 to make the guitar/bluetooth blend sound the same in the headphones as it is through the speakers.
At this time, It is recommended to perform the update using the AMPLIFi Utility for PC!
OSX: AMPLIFi 75/150 is now a Class-Compliant USB Audio Device that operates at 48Khz sample rate.
Windows: The AMPLIFi ASIO Driver version 1.64 (and above) for Windows allows for sample rate conversion. This can be adjusted in the Windows Sound Control Panel. USB audio streaming buffers and default bit depth can be set in the AMPLIFi Control Panel, or from within a DAW.
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2014-12-11 10:29:05</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200002">AMPLIFi 150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200001">AMPLIFi 75</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6008">
        <version>2.10.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>ToneMatchFloor21000.tmf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This firmware version provides recording capability via USB 2.0 for Mac and PC. Bug fixes and enhancements. Reverb effect becomes enabled when the reverb knob is turned.
At this time, It is recommended to perform the update using the AMPLIFi Utility for PC!
OSX: AMPLIFi FX100 is now a Class-Compliant USB Audio Device that operates at 48Khz sample rate.
Windows: The AMPLIFi ASIO Driver version 1.64 (and above) for Windows allows for sample rate conversion. This can be adjusted in the Windows Sound Control Panel. USB audio streaming buffers and default bit depth can be set in the AMPLIFi Control Panel, or from within a DAW.
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2014-12-11 10:29:07</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200003">AMPLIFi FX100</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6009">
        <version>2.10.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>ToneMatchDesktop21000.tmf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Bug fixes and enhancements. Reverb effect becomes enabled when the reverb knob is turned.
At this time, It is recommended to perform the update using the AMPLIFi Utility for PC!
OSX: AMPLIFi TT is now a Class-Compliant USB Audio Device that operates at 48Khz sample rate.
Windows: The AMPLIFi ASIO Driver version 1.64 (and above) for Windows allows for sample rate conversion. This can be adjusted in the Windows Sound Control Panel. USB audio streaming buffers and default bit depth can be set in the AMPLIFi Control Panel, or from within a DAW.
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2014-12-11 10:29:10</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200005">AMPLIFi TT</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6024">
        <version>2.21</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>TylerVariax_2.21.vxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Adds support for Variax Standard
Fixes bug where Alt Tuning window within Workbench HD would show scrambled text]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-01-06 12:15:19</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070005">James Tyler Variax</hardware>
          <hardware>Variax Standard</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6237">
        <version>2.61.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P25-2.61.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD500X Flash Memory v2.61 RELEASE NOTES
POD HD500X v2.61 is a FREE firmware update that includes additional features and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all POD HD500X users perform this update!
It is also recommended that you back up your current presets by using POD HD500X Edit to create a preset bundle, allowing you to include installing new presets as part of the update process.
The easiest way to perform the update process is by installing the latest version of Line 6 Monkey. Once you've connected your POD HD500X to your computer via USB port (hubs are not supported), Monkey will recognize the unit and take you through the update process. Its important to update both the USB Firmware (1.04) and Flash Memory (2.61).
The Line 6 Monkey application may be downloaded at http://line6.com/software/.
What's New?
Global EQ--Global EQ is used for compensating for the wide disparity in acoustic environments on tour or when traveling from studio to studio, and is applied to all setlists and presets. Global EQ features three fully parametric bands plus variable low and high cut filters.
To access Global EQ:
Press and hold the VIEW button to open the Setup Menu.
Using the four-way, cursor right until you see the Global EQ screen.
Turn Knob 1 to select the desired EQ band (Low Cut, Low, Mid, High, High Cut) and turn Knobs 2, 3, and/or 4 to adjust the selected band.
To bypass or enable Global EQ, press ENTER.
NOTE--Due to L6 LINKs flexible routing, Global EQ is not available at this output.
Support for optional Model PacksFirmware 2.61 supports three new Amp/Cab Model Packs:
Metal Pack--includes models based on* modern heavy gain amps like the Peavey® 5150® and a remastered JCM800
Vintage Pack--includes models based on* classics like the Vox® AC30 Fawn and the Orange® OR80
Bass Pack--includes models based on* an Ampeg® SVT and a GK Gallien-Kruger 800RB
Model Packs can be purchased at http://line6.com/shophdmodelpacks.
Variax Presets--Firmware 2.61 adds an additional VARIAX setlist of 64 presets, optimized for use with Line 6 Variax guitars. Selecting a preset from this setlist may recall a particular guitar model and tuning in a connected Variax.
Known Issues
Set List Names--If during the update process new presets are optionally loaded to overwrite the previous set, Set List names may not correlate to the new presets appropriately. This is because renaming Set Lists is not a part of the firmware update process. Set List names may be changed in the hardware using a variety of methods:
System Reset--Pressing (and holding down) the four-way navigation pad to the left while powering up will perform a Global Settings reset. This action will reset all settings to their factory default and requires a recalibration of the on-board expression pedal. Instructions for pedal calibration can be found at http://line6.com/support/page/kb/_/pod/pod-hd500-hd500x/pod-hd500xhd500-pedal-calibration-r161. Due to the pedal recalibration, it is generally recommended to update the Set List names using the manual method described below.
Manual--Set Lists may be renamed manually by simply highlighting a Set List name and pressing the SAVE button. Use the four encoders beneath the main display and press SAVE to complete.
The presets in firmware v2.61 correlate to the following Set List names, as seen in the main display from left to right, top to bottom:
BEST OF HD
FX HEAVY
SONGS / STYLE
BASS/ACO/VOC
L6LINK <-> DT
VARIAX
USER 1
USER 2
FAQ For more information about POD HD500X, the POD HD FAQ can be found at http://line6.com/support/.
Advanced User's Guide The latest version of the Advanced User's Guide for the POD HD500X can be found at http://line6.com/support/manuals/.
* All product names are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6. The product names and images are provided for the sole purpose of identifying the specific products that were studied during Line 6's sound model development.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-04-03 10:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140005">POD HD500X</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6238">
        <version>2.61.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P26-2.61.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD Pro X Flash Memory v2.61 RELEASE NOTES
POD HD Pro X v2.61 is a FREE firmware update that includes additional features and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all POD HD Pro X users perform this update!
It is also recommended that you back up your current presets by using POD HD Pro X Edit to create a preset bundle, allowing you to include installing new presets as part of the update process.
The easiest way to perform the update process is by installing the latest version of Line 6 Monkey. Once you've connected your POD HD Pro X to your computer via USB port (hubs are not supported), Monkey will recognize the unit and take you through the update process. Its important to update both the USB Firmware (1.04) and Flash Memory (2.61).
The Line 6 Monkey application may be downloaded at http://line6.com/software/.
What's New?
Global EQ--Global EQ is used for compensating for the wide disparity in acoustic environments on tour or when traveling from studio to studio, and is applied to all setlists and presets. Global EQ features three fully parametric bands plus variable low and high cut filters.
To access Global EQ:
Press and hold the VIEW button to open the Setup Menu.
Using the four-way, cursor right until you see the Global EQ screen.
Turn Knob 1 to select the desired EQ band (Low Cut, Low, Mid, High, High Cut) and turn Knobs 2, 3, and/or 4 to adjust the selected band.
To bypass or enable Global EQ, press ENTER.
NOTE--Due to L6 LINKs flexible routing, Global EQ is not available at this output.
Support for optional Model Packs--Firmware 2.61 supports three new Amp/Cab Model Packs:
Metal Pack--includes models based on* modern heavy gain amps like the Peavey® 5150® and a remastered JCM800
Vintage Pack--includes models based on* classics like the Vox® AC30 Fawn and the Orange® OR80
Bass Pack--includes models based on* an Ampeg® SVT and a GK Gallien-Kruger 800RB
Model Packs can be purchased at http://line6.com/shophdmodelpacks.
Variax Presets--Firmware 2.61 adds an additional VARIAX setlist of 64 presets, optimized for use with Line 6 Variax guitars. Selecting a preset from this setlist may recall a particular guitar model and tuning in a connected Variax.
Known Issues
Set List Names--If during the update process new presets are optionally loaded to overwrite the previous set, Set List names may not correlate to the new presets appropriately. This is because renaming Set Lists is not a part of the firmware update process. Set List names may be changed in the hardware using a variety of methods:
System Reset--Pressing (and holding down) the four-way navigation pad to the left while powering up will perform a Global Settings reset. This action will reset all settings to their factory default.
Manual--Set Lists may be renamed manually by simply highlighting a Set List name and pressing the SAVE button. Use the four encoders beneath the main display and press SAVE to complete.
The presets in firmware v2.61 correlate to the following Set List names, as seen in the main display from left to right, top to bottom:
BEST OF HD
FX HEAVY
SONGS / STYLE
BASS/ACO/VOC
L6LINK <-> DT
VARIAX
USER 1
USER 2
FAQ For more information about POD HD Pro X, the POD HD FAQ can be found at http://line6.com/support/.
Advanced User's Guide The latest version of the Advanced User's Guide for the POD HD Pro X can be found at http://line6.com/support/manuals/.
* All product names are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6. The product names and images are provided for the sole purpose of identifying the specific products that were studied during Line 6's sound model development.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-04-03 10:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140006">POD HD Pro X</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6260">
        <version>2.62.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P25-2.62.00.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD500X Flash Memory v2.62 RELEASE NOTES
POD HD500X v2.62 is a FREE firmware update that includes additional features and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all POD HD500X users perform this update!
It is also recommended that you back up your current presets by using POD HD500X Edit to create a preset bundle, allowing you to include installing new presets as part of the update process.
The easiest way to perform the update process is by installing the latest version of Line 6 Monkey. Once you've connected your POD HD500X to your computer via USB port (hubs are not supported), Monkey will recognize the unit and take you through the update process. Its important to update both the USB Firmware (1.04) and Flash Memory (2.62).
The Line 6 Monkey application may be downloaded at http://line6.com/software/.
What's New?
Global EQ--Global EQ is used for compensating for the wide disparity in acoustic environments on tour or when traveling from studio to studio, and is applied to all setlists and presets. Global EQ features three fully parametric bands plus variable low and high cut filters. The 2.62 release addresses a previous issue in which the Global EQ did not function after tuner mode was accessed.
To access Global EQ:
Press and hold the VIEW button to open the Setup Menu.
Using the four-way, cursor right until you see the Global EQ screen.
Turn Knob 1 to select the desired EQ band (Low Cut, Low, Mid, High, High Cut) and turn Knobs 2, 3, and/or 4 to adjust the selected band.
To bypass or enable Global EQ, press ENTER.
NOTE--Due to L6 LINKs flexible routing, Global EQ is not available at this output.
Support for optional Model PacksFirmware 2.62 supports three new Amp/Cab Model Packs:
Metal Pack--includes models based on* modern heavy gain amps like the Peavey® 5150® and a remastered JCM800
Vintage Pack--includes models based on* classics like the Vox® AC30 Fawn and the Orange® OR80
Bass Pack--includes models based on* an Ampeg® SVT and a GK Gallien-Kruger 800RB
Model Packs can be purchased at http://line6.com/shophdmodelpacks.
Variax Presets--Firmware 2.62 adds an additional VARIAX setlist of 64 presets, optimized for use with Line 6 Variax guitars. Selecting a preset from this setlist may recall a particular guitar model and tuning in a connected Variax.
Known Issues
Set List Names--If during the update process new presets are optionally loaded to overwrite the previous set, Set List names may not correlate to the new presets appropriately. This is because renaming Set Lists is not a part of the firmware update process. Set List names may be changed in the hardware using a variety of methods:
System Reset--Pressing (and holding down) the four-way navigation pad to the left while powering up will perform a Global Settings reset. This action will reset all settings to their factory default and requires a recalibration of the on-board expression pedal. Instructions for pedal calibration can be found at http://line6.com/support/page/kb/_/pod/pod-hd500-hd500x/pod-hd500xhd500-pedal-calibration-r161. Due to the pedal recalibration, it is generally recommended to update the Set List names using the manual method described below.
Manual--Set Lists may be renamed manually by simply highlighting a Set List name and pressing the SAVE button. Use the four encoders beneath the main display and press SAVE to complete.
The presets in firmware v2.62 correlate to the following Set List names, as seen in the main display from left to right, top to bottom:
BEST OF HD
FX HEAVY
SONGS / STYLE
BASS/ACO/VOC
L6LINK <-> DT
VARIAX
USER 1
USER 2
FAQ For more information about POD HD500X, the POD HD FAQ can be found at http://line6.com/support/.
Advanced User's Guide The latest version of the Advanced User's Guide for the POD HD500X can be found at http://line6.com/support/manuals/.
* All product names are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6. The product names and images are provided for the sole purpose of identifying the specific products that were studied during Line 6's sound model development.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-04-09 11:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140005">POD HD500X</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6261">
        <version>2.62.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P26-2.62.00.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD Pro X Flash Memory v2.62 RELEASE NOTES
POD HD Pro X v2.62 is a FREE firmware update that includes additional features and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all POD HD Pro X users perform this update!
It is also recommended that you back up your current presets by using POD HD Pro X Edit to create a preset bundle, allowing you to include installing new presets as part of the update process.
The easiest way to perform the update process is by installing the latest version of Line 6 Monkey. Once you've connected your POD HD Pro X to your computer via USB port (hubs are not supported), Monkey will recognize the unit and take you through the update process. Its important to update both the USB Firmware (1.04) and Flash Memory (2.62).
The Line 6 Monkey application may be downloaded at http://line6.com/software/.
What's New?
Global EQ--Global EQ is used for compensating for the wide disparity in acoustic environments on tour or when traveling from studio to studio, and is applied to all setlists and presets. Global EQ features three fully parametric bands plus variable low and high cut filters. The 2.62 release addresses a previous issue in which the Global EQ did not function after tuner mode was accessed.
To access Global EQ:
Press and hold the VIEW button to open the Setup Menu.
Using the four-way, cursor right until you see the Global EQ screen.
Turn Knob 1 to select the desired EQ band (Low Cut, Low, Mid, High, High Cut) and turn Knobs 2, 3, and/or 4 to adjust the selected band.
To bypass or enable Global EQ, press ENTER.
NOTE--Due to L6 LINKs flexible routing, Global EQ is not available at this output.
Support for optional Model Packs--Firmware 2.62 supports three new Amp/Cab Model Packs:
Metal Pack--includes models based on* modern heavy gain amps like the Peavey® 5150® and a remastered JCM800
Vintage Pack--includes models based on* classics like the Vox® AC30 Fawn and the Orange® OR80
Bass Pack--includes models based on* an Ampeg® SVT and a GK Gallien-Kruger 800RB
Model Packs can be purchased at http://line6.com/shophdmodelpacks.
Variax Presets--Firmware 2.62 adds an additional VARIAX setlist of 64 presets, optimized for use with Line 6 Variax guitars. Selecting a preset from this setlist may recall a particular guitar model and tuning in a connected Variax.
Known Issues
Set List Names--If during the update process new presets are optionally loaded to overwrite the previous set, Set List names may not correlate to the new presets appropriately. This is because renaming Set Lists is not a part of the firmware update process. Set List names may be changed in the hardware using a variety of methods:
System Reset--Pressing (and holding down) the four-way navigation pad to the left while powering up will perform a Global Settings reset. This action will reset all settings to their factory default.
Manual--Set Lists may be renamed manually by simply highlighting a Set List name and pressing the SAVE button. Use the four encoders beneath the main display and press SAVE to complete.
The presets in firmware v2.62 correlate to the following Set List names, as seen in the main display from left to right, top to bottom:
BEST OF HD
FX HEAVY
SONGS / STYLE
BASS/ACO/VOC
L6LINK <-> DT
VARIAX
USER 1
USER 2
FAQ For more information about POD HD Pro X, the POD HD FAQ can be found at http://line6.com/support/.
Advanced User's Guide The latest version of the Advanced User's Guide for the POD HD Pro X can be found at http://line6.com/support/manuals/.
* All product names are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6. The product names and images are provided for the sole purpose of identifying the specific products that were studied during Line 6's sound model development.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-04-09 11:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140006">POD HD Pro X</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6262">
        <version>2.62.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P18-2.62.00.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD500 Flash Memory v2.62 RELEASE NOTES
POD HD500 v2.62 is a FREE firmware update that includes additional features and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all POD HD500 users perform this update!
It is also recommended that you back up your current presets by using POD HD500 Edit to create a preset bundle, allowing you to include installing new presets as part of the update process.
The easiest way to perform the update process is by installing the latest version of Line 6 Monkey. Once you've connected your POD HD500 to your computer via USB port (hubs are not supported), Monkey will recognize the unit and take you through the update process. Its important to update both the USB Firmware (1.04) and Flash Memory (2.62).
The Line 6 Monkey application may be downloaded at http://line6.com/software/.
What's New?
Global EQ--Global EQ is used for compensating for the wide disparity in acoustic environments on tour or when traveling from studio to studio, and is applied to all setlists and presets. Global EQ features three fully parametric bands plus variable low and high cut filters.
To access Global EQ:
Press and hold the VIEW button to open the Setup Menu.
Using the four-way, cursor right until you see the Global EQ screen.
Turn Knob 1 to select the desired EQ band (Low Cut, Low, Mid, High, High Cut) and turn Knobs 2, 3, and/or 4 to adjust the selected band.
To bypass or enable Global EQ, press ENTER.
NOTE--Due to L6 LINKs flexible routing, Global EQ is not available at this output.
Support for optional Model PacksFirmware 2.62 supports three new Amp/Cab Model Packs:
Metal Pack--includes models based on* modern heavy gain amps like the Peavey® 5150® and a remastered JCM800
Vintage Pack--includes models based on* classics like the Vox® AC30 Fawn and the Orange® OR80
Bass Pack--includes models based on* an Ampeg® SVT and a GK Gallien-Kruger 800RB
Model Packs can be purchased at http://line6.com/shophdmodelpacks.
Variax Presets--Firmware 2.62 adds an additional VARIAX setlist of 64 presets, optimized for use with Line 6 Variax guitars. Selecting a preset from this setlist may recall a particular guitar model and tuning in a connected Variax.
Known Issues
Set List Names--If during the update process new presets are optionally loaded to overwrite the previous set, Set List names may not correlate to the new presets appropriately. This is because renaming Set Lists is not a part of the firmware update process. Set List names may be changed in the hardware using a variety of methods:
System Reset--Pressing (and holding down) the four-way navigation pad to the left while powering up will perform a Global Settings reset. This action will reset all settings to their factory default and requires a recalibration of the on-board expression pedal. Instructions for pedal calibration can be found at http://line6.com/support/page/kb/_/pod/pod-hd500-hd500x/pod-hd500xhd500-pedal-calibration-r161. Due to the pedal recalibration, it is generally recommended to update the Set List names using the manual method described below.
Manual--Set Lists may be renamed manually by simply highlighting a Set List name and pressing the SAVE button. Use the four encoders beneath the main display and press SAVE to complete.
The presets in firmware v2.62 correlate to the following Set List names, as seen in the main display from left to right, top to bottom:
BEST OF HD
FX HEAVY
SONGS / STYLE
BASS/ACO/VOC
L6LINK <-> DT
VARIAX
USER 1
USER 2
FAQ For more information about POD HD500, the POD HD FAQ can be found at http://line6.com/support/.
Advanced User's Guide The latest version of the Advanced User's Guide for the POD HD500 can be found at http://line6.com/support/manuals/.
* All product names are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6. The product names and images are provided for the sole purpose of identifying the specific products that were studied during Line 6's sound model development.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-04-09 11:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140002">POD HD500</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6265">
        <version>2.62.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P20-2.62.00.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD Pro Flash Memory v2.62 RELEASE NOTES
POD HD Pro v2.62 is a FREE firmware update that includes additional features and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all POD HD Pro users perform this update!
It is also recommended that you back up your current presets by using POD HD Pro Edit to create a preset bundle, allowing you to include installing new presets as part of the update process.
The easiest way to perform the update process is by installing the latest version of Line 6 Monkey. Once you've connected your POD HD Pro to your computer via USB port (hubs are not supported), Monkey will recognize the unit and take you through the update process. Its important to update both the USB Firmware (1.04) and Flash Memory (2.62).
The Line 6 Monkey application may be downloaded at http://line6.com/software/.
What's New?
Global EQ--Global EQ is used for compensating for the wide disparity in acoustic environments on tour or when traveling from studio to studio, and is applied to all setlists and presets. Global EQ features three fully parametric bands plus variable low and high cut filters.
To access Global EQ:
Press and hold the VIEW button to open the Setup Menu.
Using the four-way, cursor right until you see the Global EQ screen.
Turn Knob 1 to select the desired EQ band (Low Cut, Low, Mid, High, High Cut) and turn Knobs 2, 3, and/or 4 to adjust the selected band.
To bypass or enable Global EQ, press ENTER.
NOTE--Due to L6 LINKs flexible routing, Global EQ is not available at this output.
Support for optional Model Packs--Firmware 2.62 supports three new Amp/Cab Model Packs:
Metal Pack--includes models based on* modern heavy gain amps like the Peavey® 5150® and a remastered JCM800
Vintage Pack--includes models based on* classics like the Vox® AC30 Fawn and the Orange® OR80
Bass Pack--includes models based on* an Ampeg® SVT and a GK Gallien-Kruger 800RB
Model Packs can be purchased at http://line6.com/shophdmodelpacks.
Variax Presets--Firmware 2.62 adds an additional VARIAX setlist of 64 presets, optimized for use with Line 6 Variax guitars. Selecting a preset from this setlist may recall a particular guitar model and tuning in a connected Variax.
Known Issues
Set List Names--If during the update process new presets are optionally loaded to overwrite the previous set, Set List names may not correlate to the new presets appropriately. This is because renaming Set Lists is not a part of the firmware update process. Set List names may be changed in the hardware using a variety of methods:
System Reset--Pressing (and holding down) the four-way navigation pad to the left while powering up will perform a Global Settings reset. This action will reset all settings to their factory default.
Manual--Set Lists may be renamed manually by simply highlighting a Set List name and pressing the SAVE button. Use the four encoders beneath the main display and press SAVE to complete.
The presets in firmware v2.62 correlate to the following Set List names, as seen in the main display from left to right, top to bottom:
BEST OF HD
FX HEAVY
SONGS / STYLE
BASS/ACO/VOC
L6LINK <-> DT
VARIAX
USER 1
USER 2
FAQ For more information about POD HD Pro, the POD HD FAQ can be found at http://line6.com/support/.
Advanced User's Guide The latest version of the Advanced User's Guide for the POD HD Pro can be found at http://line6.com/support/manuals/.
* All product names are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6. The product names and images are provided for the sole purpose of identifying the specific products that were studied during Line 6's sound model development.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-04-09 11:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6266">
        <version>2.62.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>P19-2.62.00.phf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD Flash Memory v2.62 RELEASE NOTES
POD HD v2.62 is a FREE firmware update that includes additional features and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all POD HD users perform this update!
It is also recommended that you back up your current presets by using POD HD Edit to create a preset bundle, allowing you to include installing new presets as part of the update process.
The easiest way to perform the update process is by installing the latest version of Line 6 Monkey. Once you've connected your POD HD to your computer via USB port (hubs are not supported), Monkey will recognize the unit and take you through the update process. Its important to update both the USB Firmware (1.04) and Flash Memory (2.62).
The Line 6 Monkey application may be downloaded at http://line6.com/software/.
What's New?
Global EQ--Global EQ is used for compensating for the wide disparity in acoustic environments on tour or when traveling from studio to studio, and is applied to all setlists and presets. Global EQ features three fully parametric bands plus variable low and high cut filters.
To access Global EQ:
Press and hold the VIEW button to open the Setup Menu.
Using the four-way, cursor right until you see the Global EQ screen.
Turn Knob 1 to select the desired EQ band (Low Cut, Low, Mid, High, High Cut) and turn Knobs 2, 3, and/or 4 to adjust the selected band.
To bypass or enable Global EQ, press ENTER.
NOTE--Due to L6 LINKs flexible routing, Global EQ is not available at this output.
Support for optional Model Packs--Firmware 2.62 supports three new Amp/Cab Model Packs:
Metal Pack--includes models based on* modern heavy gain amps like the Peavey® 5150® and a remastered JCM800
Vintage Pack--includes models based on* classics like the Vox® AC30 Fawn and the Orange® OR80
Bass Pack--includes models based on* an Ampeg® SVT and a GK Gallien-Kruger 800RB
Model Packs can be purchased at http://line6.com/shophdmodelpacks.
FAQ For more information about POD HD, the POD HD FAQ can be found at http://line6.com/support/.
Advanced User's Guide The latest version of the Advanced User's Guide for the POD HD can be found at http://line6.com/support/manuals/.
* All product names are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6. The product names and images are provided for the sole purpose of identifying the specific products that were studied during Line 6's sound model development.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-04-09 11:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140003">POD HD</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6189">
        <version>1.01.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>PhoenixFloor10100.tmf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the initial factory installed firmware.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-05-06 10:45:12</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200004">Firehawk FX</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6339">
        <version>1.03</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>TB516G_1_03.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[IMPORTANT UPDATE
Please install firmware v1.03 on the G70 receiver and on the TB516 G transmitter for improved performance.
Improved synchronization
Improved antenna switching performance]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-05-22 10:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190102">Relay TB516 G</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6344">
        <version>1.03</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>G70RX_1_03.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[IMPORTANT UPDATE
Please install firmware v1.03 on the G70 receiver and on the TB516 G transmitter for improved performance.
Improved synchronization
Improved antenna switching performance]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-05-22 10:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190100">Relay G70 Receiver</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6329">
        <version>1.10.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Firehawk_FX_1_10_00.tmf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Whats new in this release:
*Feature: One-Button Looper  adds a new signal flow block that can be placed at the beginning or the end of the signal flow and can be assigned to a single footswitch via the app
*Feature: Live Edit mode  provides editing functionality for most patch parameters from the device without using the app
*Bug Fix: Volume Pedal loads correct range upon patch load
*Bug Fix: App > Device Bluetooth connection stability has been improved
Please note:
*This firmware requires iOS/Android app version 1.10 or later.
*For a complete description of new features, be sure to download the updated manual here http://line6.com/support/manuals/firehawkfx]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-05-26 14:09:46</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200004">Firehawk FX</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6360">
        <version>1.04</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>G75RX_1_04.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the initial firmware release for Relay G75 receiver. Please download the Line 6 Updater to perform any firmware updates. Receiver and transmitter each use a separate firmware update.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-06-02 09:50:11</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190101">Relay G75 Receiver</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6555">
        <version>1.20.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Firehawk_FX_v1_20_00.tmf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[We strongly recommend updating your firmware with the Line 6 Updater on Mac or PC.
This firmware update provides much faster patch switching and fixes audible artifacts when switching between specific patches.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-09-29 12:33:07</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200004">Firehawk FX</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6613">
        <version>2.11</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>V75HH_2_11.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This update for the Relay XD-V75 Handheld fixes a known issue in which mic models would revert to the L6 default after changing channels. In order to load this update, you will need to download and install Line 6 Monkey. 
Instructions for connecting a V75 to Monkey:
Connect a USB cable between your PC and the V75 receiver.
Disconnect, then reconnect the DC power plug for the V75.
Launch Monkey. Select "XD-V75 Handheld" as your device and follow the on screen instructions.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-10-20 10:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190013">XD-V75 Handheld</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6659">
        <version>2.50.2</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>ToneMatch_v2_50_2.tmf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[AMPLIFi Firmware 2.50.2 is a free firmware update that includes fixes and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all AMPLIFi users perform this update! 
AMPLIFi Remote 2.13 or greater is required for use with this firmware.  Please update your AMPLIFi remote app on iOS or Android before upgrading to this version of firmware.
The easiest way to perform the update process is by installing the latest version of Line 6 Updater. Once you've connected AMPLIFi to your computer via USB port (hubs are not supported), Line 6 Updater will recognize the unit and take you through the update process. PC users will need to install the AMPLIFi device driver. Line 6 Updater application and drivers may be downloaded here: http://line6.com/software/
New Feature:
"Assign to Pedal" support allows you to use the built-in pedal on FBV Shortboard and FBV Express to control parameters assigned to the FX Knob. These parameters are assigned by pressing and holding on the desired parameter in the AMPLIFi Remote app.
Bug Fixes:
-Improved Bluetooth connection stability and reconnect behavior
-Other minor bug fixes and optimizations
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-10-29 11:52:12</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200002">AMPLIFi 150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200001">AMPLIFi 75</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6660">
        <version>2.50.2</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>ToneMatchDesktop_v2_50_02.tmf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[AMPLIFi TT Firmware 2.50.2 is a free firmware update that includes fixes and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all AMPLIFi users perform this update! 
AMPLIFi Remote 2.13 or greater is required for use with this firmware.  Please update your AMPLIFi remote app on iOS or Android before upgrading to this version of firmware.
The easiest way to perform the update process is by installing the latest version of Line 6 Updater. Once you've connected AMPLIFi TT to your computer via USB port (hubs are not supported), Line 6 Updater will recognize the unit and take you through the update process. PC users will need to install the AMPLIFi device driver. Line 6 Updater application and drivers may be downloaded here: http://line6.com/software/
New Feature:
-"Assign to Pedal" support allows you to use the built-in pedal on FBV Shortboard and FBV Express to control parameters assigned to the FX Knob. These parameters are assigned by pressing and holding on the desired parameter in the AMPLIFi Remote app.
Bug Fixes:
-Improved Bluetooth connection stability and reconnect behavior
-Other minor bug fixes and optimizations
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-10-29 11:55:25</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200005">AMPLIFi TT</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6666">
        <version>2.50.2</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>ToneMatchFloor_v2_50_2.tmf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[AMPLIFi FX100 2.50.2 is a free firmware update that includes fixes and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all AMPLIFi users perform this update! 
AMPLIFi Remote 2.13 or greater is required for use with this firmware.  Please update your AMPLIFi remote app on iOS or Android before upgrading to this version of firmware.
The easiest way to perform the update process is by installing the latest version of Line 6 Updater. Once you've connected AMPLIFi FX100 to your computer via USB port (hubs are not supported), Line 6 Updater will recognize the unit and take you through the update process. PC users will need to install the AMPLIFi device driver. Line 6 Updater application and drivers may be downloaded here: http://line6.com/software/
New Feature:
-"Assign to Pedal" support allows you to use the built-in expression pedal to control parameters assigned to the FX Knob. These parameters are assigned by pressing and holding on the desired parameter in the AMPLIFi Remote app.
Bug Fixes:
-Improved Bluetooth connection stability and reconnect behavior
-Other minor bug fixes and optimizations]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-11-02 15:43:35</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200003">AMPLIFi FX100</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6710">
        <version>1.00.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Firehawk_1500_v1_00_00.tmf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the initial factory firmware for Firehawk 1500]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-11-25 15:05:45</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200006">Firehawk 1500</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6743">
        <version>2.50.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>ToneMatchDio_v2_50_00.tmf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Original Factory Firmware.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-12-21 13:15:56</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200007">AMPLIFi 30</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6806">
        <version>1.01.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Firehawk_1500_v1_01_00.tmf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[*Improved performance at high volume levels
*Minor bug fixes
*Monitor inputs are no longer routed to Main Outs
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2016-02-02 15:38:07</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200006">Firehawk 1500</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6824">
        <version>1.06.5</version>
        <build_string>4de2e39</build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_RACK_1_06_5_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Rack Firmware v1.06.5 Release Notes
IMPORTANT! If Helix Control is connected to Helix Rack, turn Helix Controls power switch OFF before proceeding!
Helix v1.06.5 is a firmware update that includes new fixes and stability improvements, and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all Helix Rack users perform this update!
It is also recommended that you back up your current presets by using the Helix application to create a preset bundle, allowing you to install new presets as part of the update process.
The easiest way to perform the update process is by installing the latest version of Line 6 Updater. Once you've connected Helix to your computer via its USB port (hubs are not supported), Line 6 Updater will recognize the unit and take you through the update process. Both the Helix application and Line 6 Updater may be downloaded here: http://line6.com/software/
After Helix Rack has been updated, turn on Helix Rack, and the Inspector Header will ask if you want to also update Helix Control. Press Knob 6 (OK) to proceed.
Bug Fixes
- In extremely rare cases, Helix can hang after a factory update. 1.06.5 adds a safe boot mode to allow for a subsequent firmware update. To enter safe boot mode, press and hold front encoders 1 and 6 while turning on Helix
- In some cases, changing a cab model within an Amp+Cab block after opening Pedal Edit mode may reset controller assignments - FIXED
- Helix would not filter out MIDI program change messages with a channel different from its MIDI Base channel - FIXED
- Headphone volume would be louder when Global Settings > Ins/Outs > Headphone monitor was set to Multi - FIXED
- The Command Center > Action Panels Copy All Commands button would be grayed out unless a footswitch/instant command containing a message was first selected  FIXED
- The US Double Nrm and US Double Vib models Sag parameter was biased too high - FIXED
Resetting Helix Globals / Loading the Newest Factory Presets
IMPORTANT! This procedure will completely overwrite all existing presets and setlists, as well as clear all user IRs and reset all global settings! Back up your presets and IRs before proceeding!
1. Turn off Helix.
2. While holding footswitches 9 and 10 (middle two switches on the bottom row), turn on Helix. 3. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
Known Issues
- Minor pops and clicks may be present when Helix is streaming audio from a Mac® running OS X 10.11 (El Capitan)
- Minor pops and clicks may be present when Helix is streaming audio from an iOS® device running iOS 9.1 or 9.2 with Apple® Camera Kit
- Importing a Helix bundle while streaming audio over USB may cause the Helix application to disconnect]]></notes>
        <release_date>2016-02-16 13:49:13</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6823">
        <version>1.06.5</version>
        <build_string>4de2e39</build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_FLOOR_1_06_5_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Firmware v1.06.5 Release Notes
Helix v1.06.5 is a firmware update that includes new fixes and stability improvements, and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all Helix Rack users perform this update!
It is also recommended that you back up your current presets by using the Helix application to create a preset bundle, allowing you to install new presets as part of the update process.
The easiest way to perform the update process is by installing the latest version of Line 6 Updater. Once you've connected Helix to your computer via its USB port (hubs are not supported), Line 6 Updater will recognize the unit and take you through the update process. Both the Helix application and Line 6 Updater may be downloaded here: http://line6.com/software/
Bug Fixes
In extremely rare cases, Helix can hang after a factory update. 1.06.5 adds a safe boot mode to allow for a subsequent firmware update. To enter safe boot mode, press and hold footswitches 6 and 12 (far right switches on both rows) while turning on Helix
In some cases, changing a cab model within an Amp+Cab block after opening Pedal Edit mode may reset controller assignments FIXED
Helix would not filter out MIDI program change messages with a channel different from its MIDI Base channel FIXED
Headphone volume would be louder when Global Settings > Ins/Outs > Headphone monitor was set to Multi FIXED
The Command Center > Action Panels Copy All Commands button would be grayed out unless a footswitch/instant command containing a message was first selected FIXED
The US Double Nrm and US Double Vib models Sag parameter was biased too high FIXED
Resetting Helix Globals / Loading the Newest Factory Presets
IMPORTANT! This procedure will completely overwrite all existing presets and setlists, as well as clear all user IRs and reset all global settings! Back up your presets and IRs before proceeding!
1. Turn off Helix.
2. While holding footswitches 9 and 10 (middle two switches on the bottom row), turn on Helix. 3. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
Known Issues
Minor pops and clicks may be present when Helix is streaming audio from a Mac® running OS X 10.11 (El Capitan)
Minor pops and clicks may be present when Helix is streaming audio from an iOS® device running iOS 9.1 or 9.2 with Apple® Camera Kit
Importing a Helix bundle while streaming audio over USB may cause the Helix application to disconnect]]></notes>
        <release_date>2016-02-16 13:51:49</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6921">
        <version>1.10.0</version>
        <build_string>3ce8403</build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_FLOOR_1_10_0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Firmware v1.10.0 Release Notes
Helix v1.10.0 is a firmware update that includes support for the 1.10 Helix editor application, fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations.
IMPORTANT! READ BEFORE INSTALLING ANY NEW SOFTWARE!
1. Shut down all Line 6 software as well as any software that streams audio, including, but not limited to: iTunes, Spotify, DAWs, etc.
2. Use your CURRENT EXISTING Helix application to back up all of your presets and IRs. If you're running Helix FW 1.06 or 1.06.5, your current Helix application version should be 1.04.
3. Quit the CURRENT EXISTING Helix application and download and install the NEW Helix application (1.10.0), available here: http://line6.com/software/ This also installs the newest version of Line 6 Updater (1.08).
4. Using the new Line 6 Updater (1.08), update Helix Rack to the newest firmware (1.10.0).
5. Reset Helix's global settings by pressing and holding footswitches 5 and 6 (top row) while booting.
6. Using the new Helix application (1.10.0), restore all user presets and IRs.
New Features
- Compatibility with the new version of Helix editor application
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2016-03-29 12:32:16</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="6922">
        <version>1.10.0</version>
        <build_string>3ce8403</build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_RACK_1_10_0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Rack Firmware v1.10.0 Release Notes
Helix Rack v1.10.0 is a firmware update that includes support for the 1.10 Helix editor application, fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations.
IMPORTANT! READ BEFORE INSTALLING ANY NEW SOFTWARE!
1. Shut down all Line 6 software as well as any software that streams audio, including, but not limited to: iTunes, Spotify, DAWs, etc.
2. Use your CURRENT EXISTING Helix application to back up all of your presets and IRs. If youre running Helix Rack FW 1.06 or 1.06.5, your current Helix application version should be 1.04.
3. Quit the CURRENT EXISTING Helix application and download and install the NEW Helix application (1.10.0), available here: http://line6.com/software/ This also installs the newest version of Line 6 Updater (1.08).
4. If youre using Helix Rack with Helix Control, turn off Helix Control.
5. Using the new Line 6 Updater (1.08), update Helix Rack to the newest firmware (1.10.0). If youre using Helix Rack with Helix Control, after Helix Rack has been updated, connect and power on Helix Control, and it will update automatically.
6. Reset Helix Racks global settings by pressing and holding knobs 2 and 3 under the big LCD while booting.
7. Using the new Helix application (1.10.0), restore all user presets and IRs.
New Features
- Compatibility with the new version of Helix editor application
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2016-03-29 12:33:18</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="7026">
        <version>1.12.0</version>
        <build_string>0dab6d6</build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_FLOOR_v1_12_0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Firmware v1.12.0 Release Notes
Helix v1.12.0 is a free update that includes new fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations.
IMPORTANT! READ BEFORE INSTALLING ANY NEW SOFTWARE!
1. Shut down all Line 6 software as well as any software that streams audio, including, but not limited to: iTunes, Spotify, DAWs, etc.
2. Use your CURRENT EXISTING Helix application to back up all of your presets and IRs. If you're running Helix FW 1.06 or 1.06.5, your current Helix application version should be 1.04. If you're running Helix FW 1.10, your current Helix application version should be 1.11.
3. Quit the CURRENT EXISTING Helix application and download and install the NEW Helix editor (1.12), available here: http://line6.com/software/ This also installs the newest version of Line 6 Updater (1.09).
4. If you're using Helix Rack with Helix Control, turn off Helix Control.
5. Using the new Line 6 Updater (1.09), update Helix (or Helix Rack) to the newest firmware (1.12). If you're using Helix Rack with Helix Control, after Helix Rack has been updated, connect and power on Helix Control, and it will update automatically.
6. Using the latest Helix editor (1.12), restore all user presets and IRs.
New Features
- Compatibility with the full version of the Helix editor (1.12)
BUG FIXES
- A USB port driver issue within OS X El Capitan precluded certain computers (namely MacBook Pros and iMacs from mid-2012) from allowing communication between Helix and the Helix Editor. Note: You must update OS X to El Capitan 10.11.4 - FIXED
- Helix could not correctly respond to incoming MIDI CC #64 (Tap Tempo) - FIXED
- Helix could sometimes not correctly respond to incoming MIDI PC messages after exporting and then reimporting the same setlist - FIXED
- The Tuner screens Output parameter would not remember its value across power cycles - FIXED
- Changing Input or Output types from the Controller Assign screen could sometimes automatically engage the Learn Controller button - FIXED
- Input > Multi and Input > Variax Tone parameter could sometimes maintain its value across presets, even when set to Per Preset- FIXED
- Helix Rack's TAP/TUNER button was unresponsive while in Pedal Edit mode - FIXED
- Expression pedals with inverted polarity could cause Helix Rack to freeze when connected to Helix Control - FIXED
- If two footswitch assignments are quick-swapped while in the Controller Assign screen, the most recent assignment could be removed - FIXED
- The Looper block's icon could incorrectly reflect its state after saving a preset - FIXED
- General stability improvements
- Many other minor bug fixes and optimizations
KNOWN ISSUES
- After a Factory Reset, Global Settings > Ins/Outs > XLR Outputs level appears as Line level but is actually Mic level until you move the knob to "Mic" and back to "Line"
- On rare occasions, if Helix is disconnected from the computer within 10 seconds of shutting down the Helix editor, MIDI transmission may become inactive. Always wait 10 seconds after quitting the Helix editor before disconnecting. If you forget, power cycling Helix solves the issue.
- If you send MIDI CC #59 to Helix, it toggles the control between your bypass-assigned blocks for this switch, but the EXP 1 - EXP 2 Toe Switch strip label does not change states as it does when toggled via the on-board pedal.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2016-05-11 10:32:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="7027">
        <version>1.12.0</version>
        <build_string>0dab6d6</build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_RACK_v1_12_0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Firmware v1.12.0 Release Notes
Helix v1.12.0 is a free update that includes new fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations.
IMPORTANT! READ BEFORE INSTALLING ANY NEW SOFTWARE!
1. Shut down all Line 6 software as well as any software that streams audio, including, but not limited to: iTunes, Spotify, DAWs, etc.
2. Use your CURRENT EXISTING Helix application to back up all of your presets and IRs. If you're running Helix FW 1.06 or 1.06.5, your current Helix application version should be 1.04. If you're running Helix FW 1.10, your current Helix application version should be 1.11.
3. Quit the CURRENT EXISTING Helix application and download and install the NEW Helix editor (1.12.0), available here: http://line6.com/software/ This also installs the newest version of Line 6 Updater (1.09).
4. If you're using Helix Rack with Helix Control, turn off Helix Control.
5. Using the new Line 6 Updater (1.09), update Helix (or Helix Rack) to the newest firmware (1.12.0). If youre using Helix Rack with Helix Control, after Helix Rack has been updated, connect and power on Helix Control, and it will update automatically.
6. Using the latest Helix editor (1.12), restore all user presets and IRs.
New Features
- Compatibility with the full version of the Helix editor (1.12)
Bug Fixes
- A USB port driver issue within OS X El Capitan precluded certain computers (namely MacBook Pros and iMacs from mid-2012) from allowing communication between Helix and the Helix Editor. Note: You must update OS X to El Capitan 10.11.4 - FIXED
- Helix could not correctly respond to incoming MIDI CC #64 (Tap Tempo) - FIXED
- Helix could sometimes not correctly respond to incoming MIDI PC messages after exporting and then reimporting the same setlist - FIXED
- The Tuner screens Output parameter would not remember its value across power cycles - FIXED
- Changing Input or Output types from the Controller Assign screen could sometimes automatically engage the Learn Controller button - FIXED
- Input > Multi and Input > Variax Tone parameter could sometimes maintain its value across presets, even when set to Per Preset- FIXED
- Helix Rack's TAP/TUNER button was unresponsive while in Pedal Edit mode - FIXED
- Expression pedals with inverted polarity could cause Helix Rack to freeze when connected to Helix Control - FIXED
- If two footswitch assignments are quick-swapped while in the Controller Assign screen, the most recent assignment could be removed - FIXED
- The Looper block's icon could incorrectly reflect its state after saving a preset - FIXED
- General stability improvements
- Many other minor bug fixes and optimizations
KNOWN ISSUES
- After a Factory Reset, Global Settings > Ins/Outs > XLR Outputs level appears as Line level but is actually Mic level until you move the knob to "Mic" and back to "Line"
- On rare occasions, if Helix is disconnected from the computer within 10 seconds of shutting down the Helix editor, MIDI transmission may become inactive. Always wait 10 seconds after quitting the Helix editor before disconnecting. If you forget, power cycling Helix solves the issue.
- If you send MIDI CC #59 to Helix, it toggles the control between your bypass-assigned blocks for this switch, but the EXP 1 - EXP 2 Toe Switch strip label does not change states as it does when toggled via the on-board pedal. ]]></notes>
        <release_date>2016-05-11 10:33:16</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="7033">
        <version>1.02.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Firehawk_1500_v1_02_00.tmf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Firehawk 1500 Flash Memory 1.02 is a free update that includes new fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations.
IMPORTANT! READ BEFORE INSTALLING ANY NEW SOFTWARE!
1. Shut down all Line 6 software as well as any software that streams audio, including, but not limited to: iTunes, Spotify, DAWs, etc.
2. Back up any presets using the Firehawk Remote App before performing the update.
New Features
Monitor Input to Main Out can now be toggled via Live Edit Mode.
In the previous update, the routing of Monitor Inputs to the XLR Main Out was disabled, to avoid a feedback loop for the most common use case. However, for some users this may be beneficial. 
To enable/disable Monitors to Direct Outs:
1. Press the preset knob to enter Live Edit Mode.
2. Scroll left to "Etc:ReAmp/MIDI/Main" and press the preset knob.
4. Scroll right to "ETC:Mon. to Main Off"
5. turn the Main (Big) Knob to set it to "ETC:Mon. to Main ON"
Bug Fixes
- Various bug fixes and improvements.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2016-05-16 10:48:52</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200006">Firehawk 1500</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="7034">
        <version>1.01.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Fbv3_v1_01_00.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[FBV3 Flash Memory 1.01 is a free update that includes new fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations.
IMPORTANT! READ BEFORE INSTALLING ANY NEW SOFTWARE!
New Features
- MIDI Controller Functionality
- Support for Line 6 FBV Control
Bug Fixes
- Improved bug fixes for use with Firehawk 1500
- Improved backwards compatibility with Spider, POD HD, and AMPLIFi family devices.
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2016-05-16 10:50:06</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110003">FBV3</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="7091">
        <version>2.00</version>
        <build_string>b8e2346</build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_RACK_v2_00_0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Firmware 2.00 Release Notes
Helix v2.00 is a firmware update that includes new models, features, fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all Helix users perform this update!
IMPORTANT! YOU *MUST* FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS TO INSTALL 2.0!
1. Shut down all Line 6 software as well as any software that streams audio, including, but not limited to: iTunes, Spotify, DAWs, etc.
2. Use your CURRENT EXISTING Helix application to back up all of your presets and IRs (if you want to keep them). If you're running Helix FW 1.12, your current Helix application version should be 1.12.
NOTE: You may want to back up individual Setlists so you can restore them to empty setlists without affecting the new 2.0 factory presets.
3. Quit the CURRENT EXISTING Helix editor application and download and install the NEW Helix editor application (2.00), available here: http://line6.com/software/ This also installs the newest version of Line 6 Updater (1.09).
4. If you're using Helix Rack with Helix Control, turn off Helix Control.
5. Using the latest Line 6 Updater (1.09), update Helix/Helix Rack to the newest firmware (2.00). At the end of the update process, Helix/Helix Rack will reboot automatically and begin rebuilding presets. Wait for this process to complete.
6. If you're using Helix Control with Helix Rack, connect and power on Helix Control. The inspector will ask if you want to update its firmware. Press Knob 6 (OK). Wait for the update to finish.
7. Turn off Helix/Helix Rack.
HELIX FLOOR: While holding footswitches 9 and 10 (middle two switches on the bottom row), turn on Helix.
HELIX RACK: While holding knobs 5 and 6 below the screen, turn on Helix Rack. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go. YOU MUST RESET GLOBALS AND RESTORE PRESETS, OTHERWISE HELIX 2.0 WILL NOT WORK PROPERLY.
8. Using the NEW Helix editor application (2.00), restore the user presets you backed up in step 2.
New Amp Models
- Cali IV Rhythm 1, based on* the Rhythm I channel of the MESA/Boogie® Mk IV
- Cali IV Rhythm 2, based on* the Rhythm II channel of the MESA/Boogie® Mk IV
- Cali IV Lead, based on* the Lead channel of the MESA/Boogie® Mk IV
- Line 6 2204 Mod, Line 6 Original based on* a hot-rodded Marshall® JCM 800
- Line 6 Fatality, Line 6 Original
New Effects Models
- Distortion > Wringer Fuzz (Mono, Stereo), based on* Garbage's special BOSS® FZ-2
- EQ > Cali Q Graphic (Mono, Stereo), based on* the MESA/Boogie® Mk IVs 5-band EQ
- Modulation > Harmonic Tremolo (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
- Delay > Vintage Digital (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
* All product names used herein are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6.  These trademarks of other manufacturers are used solely to identify the products of those manufacturers whose tones and sounds were studied during Line 6's sound model development. Mesa/Boogie is a registered trademark of Mesa/Boogie, Ltd. Marshall and JCM are registered trademarks of Marshall Amplification Plc. BOSS is a registered trademark of Roland Corporation.
New Features
- Snapshots - Select one of eight snapshots to instantly recall all block on/off states, up to 64 parameter values, certain Command Center values, and tempo. Any Delay, Reverb, or FX Loop block with its Trails parameter turned on will spill across snapshots seamlessly. To select a snapshot, press BANK UP and BANK DOWN simultaneously and then one of the middle eight footswitches. For Helix Rack owners who haven't yet snagged Helix Control (and you should), press PRESETS and turn Knob 5 (Select Snapshot). For more information, check out the new Helix 2.0 Owner's Manual, available here: http://line6.com/support/manuals/#effects
- Snapshot Parameter Assign - To adjust a parameter AND set it to automatically update per snapshot, press and turn the knob. To adjust a parameter WITHOUT it automatically updating per snapshot, just turn the knob like you normally would. If you accidentally press and turn and didn't mean to, hold BYPASS and press the knob to instantly unassign snapshot control
- Copy/Paste Snapshots - While touch-holding the footswitch for the snapshot you want to copy, briefly touch and release the footswitch for the snapshot you want to overwrite. For Helix Rack owners who haven't yet snagged Helix Control (and again, you SHOULD), select the snapshot you want to copy, press PRESETS, and then ACTION. Press Knob 1 (Copy Snapshot). Select the snapshot you want to overwrite, press ACTION, and then Knob 2 (Paste Snapshot)
- Swap Snapshots - Touch and hold two snapshot footswitches and a dialog appears, asking if you want to swap their location
- Rename Snapshots - Press PRESETS and then Knob 6 (Rename Snapshot) to rename the snapshot to something meaningful, such as VERSE 1, BIG SOLO or D. IGLOO. Snapshot names are limited to 10 characters
- Global Settings > Preferences > Snapshot Edits - Determines whether or not any edits made to a snapshot are remembered when returning to that snapshot. "Recall" automatically recalls any edits made to the snapshot; "Discard" forgets any edits made and returns the snapshot to its state when the preset was last saved. You must save the preset to store changes to snapshots regardless. The home screens camera icon turns red when set to Discard. Shortcut: Hold BYPASS and press SAVE to toggle this setting
- Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo > Tempo Select - In addition to Global and Per Preset (still the default), Helix's tempo can now be set per snapshot. Shortcut: Touch TAP to briefly view and set this parameter
- Global Settings > Footswitches > Preset Mode Switches - You can now determine whether each row in Preset footswitch mode (upper or lower) selects Presets, Snapshots, or Stomps. The default setting remains the same, but is now called 8 Presets
- Global Settings > Footswitches > Snapshot Mode Footswitches - A new Global Settings > Footswitches parameter lets you set Snapshot mode footswitches as Auto Return (automatically returns to Preset or Stomp footswitch mode after selection) or Manual Return (stays in Snapshot footswitch mode until you press FS6 [CANCEL])
- Global Settings > Footswitches > Up/Down Switches - FS1 and FS7 now have three options: Bank Up/Down, Preset Up/Down, and Snapshot Up/Down, available from the Global Settings > Footswitches menu. Shortcut: Press and hold FS1 and FS7 for one second to cycle through Bank Up/Down, Preset Up/Down, and Snapshot Up/Down
- Global Settings > Ins/Outs > USB In 1/2 Trim - Added the ability to attenuate the level of incoming USB 1/2 signals, so Mac/PC/iOS applications with no (or difficult-to-access) app-level volume control can be more easily blended with Helix's processing
- Global Settings > Ins/Outs > Digital Out Level - Added the ability to adjust the digital (S/PDIF and AES/EBU) output level
- Global Settings > EXP Pedals > EXP 1/2/3 Polarity - Added the ability to individually switch the polarity of EXP 1, 2, and 3, providing support for a wider variety of third-party expression pedals
- Global Settings > EXP Pedals > EXP 1/2/3 Pedal Position - Global Settings > Footswitches > EXP Pedal Position has been split into separate parameters for each expression pedal. For example, EXP 1's wah position can be recalled per preset, EXP 2's volume position can act globally, and EXP 3's reverb depth control can be recalled per snapshot
- Controllers to Variax Parameters - Controllers (including Snapshots) can now control/recall Variax parameters, so you can do cool stuff like toggle between two guitar models with a footswitch, control Variax's tone knob with an expression pedal, assign a momentary footswitch to drop D, recall completely different tunings with each snapshot, and more. There's nothing special to do; just assign a controller to Variax parameters like you would any other parameter
- Per Preset Guitar In Impedance - Global Settings > Ins/Outs > Guitar In Impedance has been moved to the Input > Multi and Input > Guitar In block and is now recalled per preset. It appears at Knob 4 as Guitar In-Z. Now that its on the Home page, you can assign a footswitch or snapshot to it and determine how your guitars pickups are loaded in real time. The default has been changed to Auto.
- Enhanced Tuner Display - The tuner display now shows an additional 3-cent to +3-cent row of bars, providing more granularity when the note played is close to being in tune. Accuracy remains the same.
- MIDI Recall Indicator - Press PRESETS to open the Setlist menu. Dark text appears above Knob 2 and displays the necessary MIDI messages required to remotely recall the current setlist, preset, and snapshot so you don't have to go digging through the manual
Other Improvements
- Shortcut: Hold BYPASS and press a parameter knob to quickly remove any controller assignment (including the Snapshots controller). The value appears without brackets, indicating no controller is assigned to it
- Shortcut: In Pedal Edit mode, press and hold FS10 (VALUE) and FS11 (VALUE+) to quickly scroll through values. Now Helix Rack/Control users can quickly adjust parameters with their feet when no expression pedal is connected
- Shortcut: In Pedal Edit mode, press and hold a Time (or Speed) parameter switch to toggle between ms (or Hz) and note values, just like pressing the knob
- Helix's pitch detect algorithms have been optimized and now track slightly faster
- Parameters in the Global Settings menu have been reorganized to better reflect their category. For example, Tap Tempo Pitch has been moved to a new Preferences submenu and the Info submenu has been removed, as the current FW version now appears at the top of the Global Settings screen
- On the Save, Name, and Customize screens, Knob 3 (Clear) has been replaced with Insert, which inserts a space and shifts all following characters to the right. You can still clear a character by pressing the joystick, which now cycles through A, a, 0, and [SPACE]
- The Footswitch Assign page has been renamed Bypass Assign to better describe current and potential future functionality
- Touch-hold any assigned stomp footswitch and the Customize button now also appears above Knob 5. The Customize button is grayed out if the footswitch has nothing yet assigned to it
- On the Customize screens, Knob 4 now always displays a Remove button, regardless of whether a custom label has been assigned (solid button) or not (grayed out button)
- When touching two stomp mode switches to swap their locations, the inspector text now tells you which two footswitches will be swapped
- Recall snapshots remotely via an incoming MIDI CC message. A CC69 message with value 0 recalls Snapshot 1, value 1 recalls Snapshot 2, value 2 recalls Snapshot 3, and so forth
- Footswitches in Looper mode now transmit corresponding MIDI CCs
- Additions to and improvements made to the existing factory preset bundle
- Re-leveled presets
- The Helix Owners Manual has been updated to 2.0: http://line6.com/support/manuals/#effects
Bug Fixes
- Parameters could respond sluggishly when receiving lots of fast incoming MIDI CC data - FIXED
- Some MIDI keyboards (including those by Roland and M-Audio) send active sensing messages every 300ms, which could sometimes affect Helix's MIDI input to the computer, causing intermittent dropouts - FIXED
- Certain cab model defaults with 121 Ribbon mic could display as 421 Dynamic - FIXED
- Rapidly moving EXP 1/2/3 while importing/exporting presets could result in data lockout - FIXED
- Command Center > Copy/Paste All Commands would not copy customized labels - FIXED
- Learn Controller would not work with FS1 or FS7 while in 10 Switches Stomp mode - FIXED
- Helix wouldn't remember tuner output routing across power cycles - FIXED
- After a factory reset, Global Settings > Ins/Outs > XLR Out Level would be set to Mic level until toggled, regardless of its displayed value - FIXED
- Certain delay models Time parameter could only go down to 20ms, even if the display reflected a lower value - FIXED
- The TAP footswitch's LED would reflect Global tempo instead of Per Preset tempo - FIXED
- General stability improvements
- Other minor bug fixes and optimizations
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2016-07-06 12:33:12</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="7092">
        <version>2.00</version>
        <build_string>b8e2346</build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_FLOOR_v2_00_0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Firmware 2.0 Release Notes
Helix v2.00 is a firmware update that includes new models, features, fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all Helix users perform this update!
IMPORTANT! YOU *MUST* FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS TO INSTALL 2.0!
1. Shut down all Line 6 software as well as any software that streams audio, including, but not limited to: iTunes, Spotify, DAWs, etc.
2. Use your CURRENT EXISTING Helix application to back up all of your presets and IRs (if you want to keep them). If you're running Helix FW 1.12, your current Helix application version should be 1.12.
NOTE: You may want to back up individual Setlists so you can restore them to empty setlists without affecting the new 2.0 factory presets.
3. Quit the CURRENT EXISTING Helix editor application and download and install the NEW Helix editor application (2.00), available here: http://line6.com/software/ This also installs the newest version of Line 6 Updater (1.09).
4. If you're using Helix Rack with Helix Control, turn off Helix Control.
5. Using the latest Line 6 Updater (1.09), update Helix/Helix Rack to the newest firmware (2.00). At the end of the update process, Helix/Helix Rack will reboot automatically and begin rebuilding presets. Wait for this process to complete.
6. If you're using Helix Control with Helix Rack, connect and power on Helix Control. The inspector will ask if you want to update its firmware. Press Knob 6 (OK). Wait for the update to finish.
7. Turn off Helix/Helix Rack.
HELIX FLOOR: While holding footswitches 9 and 10 (middle two switches on the bottom row), turn on Helix.
HELIX RACK: While holding knobs 5 and 6 below the screen, turn on Helix Rack. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go. YOU MUST RESET GLOBALS AND RESTORE PRESETS, OTHERWISE HELIX 2.0 WILL NOT WORK PROPERLY.
8. Using the NEW Helix editor application (2.00), restore the user presets you backed up in step 2.
New Amp Models
- Cali IV Rhythm 1, based on* the Rhythm I channel of the MESA/Boogie® Mk IV
- Cali IV Rhythm 2, based on* the Rhythm II channel of the MESA/Boogie® Mk IV
- Cali IV Lead, based on* the Lead channel of the MESA/Boogie® Mk IV
- Line 6 2204 Mod, Line 6 Original based on* a hot-rodded Marshall® JCM 800
- Line 6 Fatality, Line 6 Original
New Effects Models
- Distortion > Wringer Fuzz (Mono, Stereo), based on* Garbage's special BOSS® FZ-2
- EQ > Cali Q Graphic (Mono, Stereo), based on* the MESA/Boogie® Mk IVs 5-band EQ
- Modulation > Harmonic Tremolo (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
- Delay > Vintage Digital (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
* All product names used herein are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6.  These trademarks of other manufacturers are used solely to identify the products of those manufacturers whose tones and sounds were studied during Line 6's sound model development. Mesa/Boogie is a registered trademark of Mesa/Boogie, Ltd. Marshall and JCM are registered trademarks of Marshall Amplification Plc. BOSS is a registered trademark of Roland Corporation.
New Features
- Snapshots - Select one of eight snapshots to instantly recall all block on/off states, up to 64 parameter values, certain Command Center values, and tempo. Any Delay, Reverb, or FX Loop block with its Trails parameter turned on will spill across snapshots seamlessly. To select a snapshot, press BANK UP and BANK DOWN simultaneously and then one of the middle eight footswitches. For Helix Rack owners who haven't yet snagged Helix Control (and you should), press PRESETS and turn Knob 5 (Select Snapshot). For more information, check out the new Helix 2.0 Owner's Manual, available here: http://line6.com/support/manuals/#effects
- Snapshot Parameter Assign - To adjust a parameter AND set it to automatically update per snapshot, press and turn the knob. To adjust a parameter WITHOUT it automatically updating per snapshot, just turn the knob like you normally would. If you accidentally press and turn and didn't mean to, hold BYPASS and press the knob to instantly unassign snapshot control
- Copy/Paste Snapshots - While touch-holding the footswitch for the snapshot you want to copy, briefly touch and release the footswitch for the snapshot you want to overwrite. For Helix Rack owners who haven't yet snagged Helix Control (and again, you SHOULD), select the snapshot you want to copy, press PRESETS, and then ACTION. Press Knob 1 (Copy Snapshot). Select the snapshot you want to overwrite, press ACTION, and then Knob 2 (Paste Snapshot)
- Swap Snapshots - Touch and hold two snapshot footswitches and a dialog appears, asking if you want to swap their location
- Rename Snapshots - Press PRESETS and then Knob 6 (Rename Snapshot) to rename the snapshot to something meaningful, such as VERSE 1, BIG SOLO or D. IGLOO. Snapshot names are limited to 10 characters
- Global Settings > Preferences > Snapshot Edits - Determines whether or not any edits made to a snapshot are remembered when returning to that snapshot. "Recall" automatically recalls any edits made to the snapshot; "Discard" forgets any edits made and returns the snapshot to its state when the preset was last saved. You must save the preset to store changes to snapshots regardless. The home screens camera icon turns red when set to Discard. Shortcut: Hold BYPASS and press SAVE to toggle this setting
- Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo > Tempo Select - In addition to Global and Per Preset (still the default), Helix's tempo can now be set per snapshot. Shortcut: Touch TAP to briefly view and set this parameter
- Global Settings > Footswitches > Preset Mode Switches - You can now determine whether each row in Preset footswitch mode (upper or lower) selects Presets, Snapshots, or Stomps. The default setting remains the same, but is now called 8 Presets
- Global Settings > Footswitches > Snapshot Mode Footswitches - A new Global Settings > Footswitches parameter lets you set Snapshot mode footswitches as Auto Return (automatically returns to Preset or Stomp footswitch mode after selection) or Manual Return (stays in Snapshot footswitch mode until you press FS6 [CANCEL])
- Global Settings > Footswitches > Up/Down Switches - FS1 and FS7 now have three options: Bank Up/Down, Preset Up/Down, and Snapshot Up/Down, available from the Global Settings > Footswitches menu. Shortcut: Press and hold FS1 and FS7 for one second to cycle through Bank Up/Down, Preset Up/Down, and Snapshot Up/Down
- Global Settings > Ins/Outs > USB In 1/2 Trim - Added the ability to attenuate the level of incoming USB 1/2 signals, so Mac/PC/iOS applications with no (or difficult-to-access) app-level volume control can be more easily blended with Helix's processing
- Global Settings > Ins/Outs > Digital Out Level - Added the ability to adjust the digital (S/PDIF and AES/EBU) output level
- Global Settings > EXP Pedals > EXP 1/2/3 Polarity - Added the ability to individually switch the polarity of EXP 1, 2, and 3, providing support for a wider variety of third-party expression pedals
- Global Settings > EXP Pedals > EXP 1/2/3 Pedal Position - Global Settings > Footswitches > EXP Pedal Position has been split into separate parameters for each expression pedal. For example, EXP 1's wah position can be recalled per preset, EXP 2's volume position can act globally, and EXP 3's reverb depth control can be recalled per snapshot
- Controllers to Variax Parameters - Controllers (including Snapshots) can now control/recall Variax parameters, so you can do cool stuff like toggle between two guitar models with a footswitch, control Variax's tone knob with an expression pedal, assign a momentary footswitch to drop D, recall completely different tunings with each snapshot, and more. There's nothing special to do; just assign a controller to Variax parameters like you would any other parameter
- Per Preset Guitar In Impedance - Global Settings > Ins/Outs > Guitar In Impedance has been moved to the Input > Multi and Input > Guitar In block and is now recalled per preset. It appears at Knob 4 as Guitar In-Z. Now that its on the Home page, you can assign a footswitch or snapshot to it and determine how your guitars pickups are loaded in real time. The default has been changed to Auto.
- Enhanced Tuner Display - The tuner display now shows an additional 3-cent to +3-cent row of bars, providing more granularity when the note played is close to being in tune. Accuracy remains the same.
- MIDI Recall Indicator - Press PRESETS to open the Setlist menu. Dark text appears above Knob 2 and displays the necessary MIDI messages required to remotely recall the current setlist, preset, and snapshot so you don't have to go digging through the manual
Other Improvements
- Shortcut: Hold BYPASS and press a parameter knob to quickly remove any controller assignment (including the Snapshots controller). The value appears without brackets, indicating no controller is assigned to it
- Shortcut: In Pedal Edit mode, press and hold FS10 (VALUE) and FS11 (VALUE+) to quickly scroll through values. Now Helix Rack/Control users can quickly adjust parameters with their feet when no expression pedal is connected
- Shortcut: In Pedal Edit mode, press and hold a Time (or Speed) parameter switch to toggle between ms (or Hz) and note values, just like pressing the knob
- Helix's pitch detect algorithms have been optimized and now track slightly faster
- Parameters in the Global Settings menu have been reorganized to better reflect their category. For example, Tap Tempo Pitch has been moved to a new Preferences submenu and the Info submenu has been removed, as the current FW version now appears at the top of the Global Settings screen
- On the Save, Name, and Customize screens, Knob 3 (Clear) has been replaced with Insert, which inserts a space and shifts all following characters to the right. You can still clear a character by pressing the joystick, which now cycles through A, a, 0, and [SPACE]
- The Footswitch Assign page has been renamed Bypass Assign to better describe current and potential future functionality
- Touch-hold any assigned stomp footswitch and the Customize button now also appears above Knob 5. The Customize button is grayed out if the footswitch has nothing yet assigned to it
- On the Customize screens, Knob 4 now always displays a Remove button, regardless of whether a custom label has been assigned (solid button) or not (grayed out button)
- When touching two stomp mode switches to swap their locations, the inspector text now tells you which two footswitches will be swapped
- Recall snapshots remotely via an incoming MIDI CC message. A CC69 message with value 0 recalls Snapshot 1, value 1 recalls Snapshot 2, value 2 recalls Snapshot 3, and so forth
- Footswitches in Looper mode now transmit corresponding MIDI CCs
- Additions to and improvements made to the existing factory preset bundle
- Re-leveled presets
- The Helix Owners Manual has been updated to 2.0: http://line6.com/support/manuals/#effects
Bug Fixes
- Parameters could respond sluggishly when receiving lots of fast incoming MIDI CC data - FIXED
- Some MIDI keyboards (including those by Roland and M-Audio) send active sensing messages every 300ms, which could sometimes affect Helix's MIDI input to the computer, causing intermittent dropouts - FIXED
- Certain cab model defaults with 121 Ribbon mic could display as 421 Dynamic - FIXED
- Rapidly moving EXP 1/2/3 while importing/exporting presets could result in data lockout - FIXED
- Command Center > Copy/Paste All Commands would not copy customized labels - FIXED
- Learn Controller would not work with FS1 or FS7 while in 10 Switches Stomp mode - FIXED
- Helix wouldn't remember tuner output routing across power cycles - FIXED
- After a factory reset, Global Settings > Ins/Outs > XLR Out Level would be set to Mic level until toggled, regardless of its displayed value - FIXED
- Certain delay models Time parameter could only go down to 20ms, even if the display reflected a lower value - FIXED
- The TAP footswitch's LED would reflect Global tempo instead of Per Preset tempo - FIXED
- General stability improvements
- Other minor bug fixes and optimizations]]></notes>
        <release_date>2016-07-06 12:35:50</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="7263">
        <version>2.10</version>
        <build_string>e561954</build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_FLOOR_v2_10_0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Firmware 2.10 Release Notes
Helix v2.10.0 is a firmware update that includes new models, features, fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all Helix users perform this update!
IMPORTANT! YOU *MUST* FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS TO INSTALL 2.10!
1. Shut down all Line 6 software as well as any software that streams audio, including, but not limited to: iTunes, Spotify, DAWs, browsers, etc.
2. Use your CURRENT EXISTING Helix application to back up all of your presets and IRs (if you want to keep them). For example, if youre running Helix FW 1.12, your current Helix application version should be 1.12.
NOTE: You may want to back up individual Setlists so you can restore them to empty setlists without affecting the new 2.10 factory presets.
3. Quit the CURRENT EXISTING Helix editor application and download and install the NEW Helix editor application (2.10), available here: http://line6.com/software/ This also installs the newest version of Line 6 Updater (1.10).
4. If youre using Helix Rack with Helix Control, turn off Helix Control.
5. Using the latest Line 6 Updater (1.10), update Helix/Helix Rack to the newest firmware (2.10). At the end of the update process, Helix/Helix Rack will reboot automatically and begin rebuilding presets. Wait for this process to complete.
6. If youre using Helix Control with Helix Rack, connect and power on Helix Control. The inspector will ask if you want to update its firmware. Press Knob 6 (OK). Wait for the update to finish.
YOU MUST RESET GLOBALS AND RESTORE PRESETS, OTHERWISE HELIX 2.10 WILL NOT WORK PROPERLY. DO IT. DO IT NOW:
7. To reset globals and restore presets, turn off Helix/Helix Rack.
HELIX FLOOR ONLY: While holding footswitches 9 and 10 (middle two switches on the bottom row), turn
on Helix. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
HELIX RACK ONLY: While holding knobs 5 and 6 below the screen, turn on Helix Rack. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
8. Using the NEW Helix editor application (2.10), restore the user presets you backed up in step 2.
New Amp Models
- Archetype Clean, based on* the clean channel of the Paul Reed Smith® Archon®
- Archetype Lead, based on* the lead channel of the Paul Reed Smith® Archon®
- Line 6 Litigator, new Line 6 Original inspired by boutique mid-gain amps
New Effects Models
- Distortion > Stupor OD (Mono, Stereo), based on* the BOSS® SD-1 Overdrive
- Delay > Pitch Echo (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
* Paul Reed Smith and Archon are registered trademarks of Paul Reed Smith Guitars, LP.
* BOSS is a registered trademark of Roland Corporation U.S.
New Features
- Auto Enable/Bypass blocks from EXP 1/2/3 and Variax Volume/Tone KnobsProcessing blocks (such as Wah, Pitch Wham, etc.) can now be enabled/bypassed by simply moving EXP 1, EXP 2, EXP 3, or Variaxs Volume or Tone knob. Press MENU and then Knob 1 (Bypass Assign). Turn Knob 1 (Switch) to select the desired switch. When selecting a continuous controller as a switch, Knob 2 (Position) and Knob 3 (Wait) appear.
- Bypass Assign > PositionPosition determines the location in the Exp Pedal or Variax knobs travel where the block is engaged. For example, if set to 1%, the block will turn off as soon as the pedal is moved to the heel position. If set to 99%, the block will only turn on when the pedal is moved to the toe position. To swap the on/off state regardless of position, press the BYPASS button.
- Bypass Assign > WaitWait determines how long it takes after the Exp Pedal or
Variax Knob is moved below the Position location before the block turns off. For example, you may not want the Wah to turn off instantly every time you hit the heel position during your big funk solo. Also, does your song really need a big funk solo?
- Block Bypass via MIDIIndividual processing blocks can now be enabled/bypassed via incoming MIDI CC messages. Press MENU and then Knob 1 (Bypass Assign). Turn Knob 4 (MIDI In) to choose the desired MIDI CC. Incoming CC values 0-63 will turn the block off; values 64-127 will turn the block on. Note that some MIDI CCs are reserved for global functions and cannot be selected.
- Learn Bypass AssignAs with Controller Assign, you can also now quickly learn a source for bypassing the selected block instead of assigning it manually. On the Bypass Assign screen, press Knob 6 (Learn) and then engage the desired footswitch, expression pedal, Variax knob, or MIDI CC. Helix will show the switch above Knob 1 (Switch) or if its a MIDI CC message, above Knob 4 (MIDI In).
- Clear All Bypass AssignmentsYou can now clear all bypass assignments at once. From the Bypass Assign screen, press ACTION and then Knob 1 (Clear All Assignments). Press Knob 6 (OK) to confirm.
- Snapshot footswitch LED colorYou can now choose a color for each snapshot footswitch. Press the PRESETS knob and then Knob 6 (Rename Snapshot). Turn knob 5 (LED Color) to select the desired color. Auto Color is the default red. NOTE: There is currently no way to set snapshot footswitch color from the Helix application.
- Split > Y Balance parametersThe old Split > Y block sends both left and right signals to Paths A and B equally. 2.10 adds individual balance (pan) control of the signals sent to Path A and B. By default, theyre set to Center, which behaves exactly like the old Split > Y block.
- Support for MIDIpants
Improvements/Changes
- Added a Headroom parameter to Delay > Vintage Digital
- Snapshots now recall the currently active expression controller (EXP 1 or EXP 2) for the built-in treadle
- Split > Y can now be bypassed; when bypassed, the block sends both left and right signals to both paths equally (like the old Split Y block)
- Looper Mode switch LEDs now display a dim/lit state to better reflect their current states
- Non-selected Pedal Edit Mode parameter switch LEDs now display a dim state
- Added forward slash [/] to list of characters for naming presets, setlists, snapshots, and Stomp mode custom labels
- Bypass Assign > Knob 1 (Footswitch) has been relabeled Switch to better reflect all values
- Tap Tempo no longer affects a presets dirty state (E icon)
- Minor updates to the Factory Preset bundle
- If a user fails to read and follow the update instructions, Helix will cause their car radio to only play polka death metal every Thursday from 1-3pm PST
Bug Fixes
- Errant graphics could appear when selecting an IR block from the Controller Assign page - FIXED
- When assigning a command to EXP 3 on the Command Center page, the turquoise indicator could occasional fail to appear - FIXED
- When sending/receiving Looper MIDI CC messages through external devices, MIDI feedback could occur - FIXED
- General stability improvements
- Other minor bug fixes and optimizations
Known Issues
- In very rare cases, corrupted presets containing a Volume/Pan > Volume Pedal block can cause volume to drop to 0%. In such cases, completely clear the Volume Pedal block and add again. If the same preset exhibits this behavior again, please contact Line 6 Customer Service and be ready to email us the raw preset so we can analyze it
- Bypass Assign > Wait defaults to 300ms from the hardware and 100ms when selected within the Helix edit application
- Copying and pasting a block assigned to auto enable/bypass from the Helix editor may result in a Cannot paste block error message while the Helix hardware confirms the block was indeed pasted correctly. Workaround: Save the preset to re-sync the application.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2016-11-22 07:54:20</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="7264">
        <version>2.10</version>
        <build_string>e561954</build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_RACK_V2_10_0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Firmware 2.10 Release Notes
Helix v2.10.0 is a firmware update that includes new models, features, fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all Helix users perform this update!
IMPORTANT! YOU *MUST* FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS TO INSTALL 2.10!
1. Shut down all Line 6 software as well as any software that streams audio, including, but not limited to: iTunes, Spotify, DAWs, browsers, etc.
2. Use your CURRENT EXISTING Helix application to back up all of your presets and IRs (if you want to keep them). For example, if youre running Helix FW 1.12, your current Helix application version should be 1.12.
NOTE: You may want to back up individual Setlists so you can restore them to empty setlists without affecting the new 2.10 factory presets.
3. Quit the CURRENT EXISTING Helix editor application and download and install the NEW Helix editor application (2.10), available here: http://line6.com/software/ This also installs the newest version of Line 6 Updater (1.10).
4. If youre using Helix Rack with Helix Control, turn off Helix Control.
5. Using the latest Line 6 Updater (1.10), update Helix/Helix Rack to the newest firmware (2.10). At the end of the update process, Helix/Helix Rack will reboot automatically and begin rebuilding presets. Wait for this process to complete.
6. If youre using Helix Control with Helix Rack, connect and power on Helix Control. The inspector will ask if you want to update its firmware. Press Knob 6 (OK). Wait for the update to finish.
YOU MUST RESET GLOBALS AND RESTORE PRESETS, OTHERWISE HELIX 2.10 WILL NOT WORK PROPERLY. DO IT. DO IT NOW:
7. To reset globals and restore presets, turn off Helix/Helix Rack.
HELIX FLOOR ONLY: While holding footswitches 9 and 10 (middle two switches on the bottom row), turn
on Helix. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
HELIX RACK ONLY: While holding knobs 5 and 6 below the screen, turn on Helix Rack. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
8. Using the NEW Helix editor application (2.10), restore the user presets you backed up in step 2.
New Amp Models
- Archetype Clean, based on* the clean channel of the Paul Reed Smith® Archon®
- Archetype Lead, based on* the lead channel of the Paul Reed Smith® Archon®
- Line 6 Litigator, new Line 6 Original inspired by boutique mid-gain amps
New Effects Models
- Distortion > Stupor OD (Mono, Stereo), based on* the BOSS® SD-1 Overdrive
- Delay > Pitch Echo (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
* Paul Reed Smith and Archon are registered trademarks of Paul Reed Smith Guitars, LP.
* BOSS is a registered trademark of Roland Corporation U.S.
New Features
- Auto Enable/Bypass blocks from EXP 1/2/3 and Variax Volume/Tone KnobsProcessing blocks (such as Wah, Pitch Wham, etc.) can now be enabled/bypassed by simply moving EXP 1, EXP 2, EXP 3, or Variaxs Volume or Tone knob. Press MENU and then Knob 1 (Bypass Assign). Turn Knob 1 (Switch) to select the desired switch. When selecting a continuous controller as a switch, Knob 2 (Position) and Knob 3 (Wait) appear.
- Bypass Assign > PositionPosition determines the location in the Exp Pedal or Variax knobs travel where the block is engaged. For example, if set to 1%, the block will turn off as soon as the pedal is moved to the heel position. If set to 99%, the block will only turn on when the pedal is moved to the toe position. To swap the on/off state regardless of position, press the BYPASS button.
- Bypass Assign > WaitWait determines how long it takes after the Exp Pedal or
Variax Knob is moved below the Position location before the block turns off. For example, you may not want the Wah to turn off instantly every time you hit the heel position during your big funk solo. Also, does your song really need a big funk solo?
- Block Bypass via MIDIIndividual processing blocks can now be enabled/bypassed via incoming MIDI CC messages. Press MENU and then Knob 1 (Bypass Assign). Turn Knob 4 (MIDI In) to choose the desired MIDI CC. Incoming CC values 0-63 will turn the block off; values 64-127 will turn the block on. Note that some MIDI CCs are reserved for global functions and cannot be selected.
- Learn Bypass AssignAs with Controller Assign, you can also now quickly learn a source for bypassing the selected block instead of assigning it manually. On the Bypass Assign screen, press Knob 6 (Learn) and then engage the desired footswitch, expression pedal, Variax knob, or MIDI CC. Helix will show the switch above Knob 1 (Switch) or if its a MIDI CC message, above Knob 4 (MIDI In).
- Clear All Bypass AssignmentsYou can now clear all bypass assignments at once. From the Bypass Assign screen, press ACTION and then Knob 1 (Clear All Assignments). Press Knob 6 (OK) to confirm.
- Snapshot footswitch LED colorYou can now choose a color for each snapshot footswitch. Press the PRESETS knob and then Knob 6 (Rename Snapshot). Turn knob 5 (LED Color) to select the desired color. Auto Color is the default red. NOTE: There is currently no way to set snapshot footswitch color from the Helix application.
- Split > Y Balance parametersThe old Split > Y block sends both left and right signals to Paths A and B equally. 2.10 adds individual balance (pan) control of the signals sent to Path A and B. By default, theyre set to Center, which behaves exactly like the old Split > Y block.
- Support for MIDIpants
Improvements/Changes
- Added a Headroom parameter to Delay > Vintage Digital
- Snapshots now recall the currently active expression controller (EXP 1 or EXP 2) for the built-in treadle
- Split > Y can now be bypassed; when bypassed, the block sends both left and right signals to both paths equally (like the old Split Y block)
- Looper Mode switch LEDs now display a dim/lit state to better reflect their current states
- Non-selected Pedal Edit Mode parameter switch LEDs now display a dim state
- Added forward slash [/] to list of characters for naming presets, setlists, snapshots, and Stomp mode custom labels
- Bypass Assign > Knob 1 (Footswitch) has been relabeled Switch to better reflect all values
- Tap Tempo no longer affects a presets dirty state (E icon)
- Minor updates to the Factory Preset bundle
- If a user fails to read and follow the update instructions, Helix will cause their car radio to only play polka death metal every Thursday from 1-3pm PST
Bug Fixes
- Errant graphics could appear when selecting an IR block from the Controller Assign page - FIXED
- When assigning a command to EXP 3 on the Command Center page, the turquoise indicator could occasional fail to appear - FIXED
- When sending/receiving Looper MIDI CC messages through external devices, MIDI feedback could occur - FIXED
- General stability improvements
- Other minor bug fixes and optimizations
Known Issues
- In very rare cases, corrupted presets containing a Volume/Pan > Volume Pedal block can cause volume to drop to 0%. In such cases, completely clear the Volume Pedal block and add again. If the same preset exhibits this behavior again, please contact Line 6 Customer Service and be ready to email us the raw preset so we can analyze it
- Bypass Assign > Wait defaults to 300ms from the hardware and 100ms when selected within the Helix edit application
- Copying and pasting a block assigned to auto enable/bypass from the Helix editor may result in a Cannot paste block error message while the Helix hardware confirms the block was indeed pasted correctly. Workaround: Save the preset to re-sync the application.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2016-11-22 07:54:51</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="7279">
        <version>2.11</version>
        <build_string>2569431</build_string>
        <filename>Helix_FLOOR_v2_11_0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Firmware 2.11 Release Notes
Helix v2.11.0 is a firmware update that includes fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all Helix users perform this update!
IMPORTANT! YOU *MUST* FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS TO INSTALL 2.11!
1. Shut down all Line 6 software as well as any software that streams audio, including, but not limited to: iTunes, Spotify, DAWs, browsers, etc.
2. Use your CURRENT EXISTING Helix application to back up all of your presets and IRs (if you want to keep them). For example, if you're running Helix FW 1.12, your current Helix application version should be 1.12.
NOTE: You may want to back up individual Setlists so you can restore them to empty setlists without affecting the 2.11 factory presets.
3. Quit the CURRENT EXISTING Helix editor application and download and install the NEW Helix editor application (2.11), available here: http://line6.com/software/ This also installs the newest version of Line 6 Updater (1.10).
4. If you're using Helix Rack with Helix Control, turn off Helix Control.
5. Using the latest Line 6 Updater (1.10), update Helix/Helix Rack to the newest firmware (2.11). At the end of the update process, Helix/Helix Rack will reboot automatically and begin rebuilding presets. Wait for this process to complete.
6. If you're using Helix Control with Helix Rack, connect and power on Helix Control. The inspector will ask if you want to update its firmware. Press Knob 6 (OK). Wait for the update to finish.
YOU MUST RESET GLOBALS AND RESTORE PRESETS, OTHERWISE HELIX 2.11 WILL NOT WORK PROPERLY. DO IT. DO IT NOW:
7. To reset globals and restore presets, turn off Helix/Helix Rack.
HELIX FLOOR ONLY: While holding footswitches 9 and 10 (middle two switches on the bottom row), turn on Helix. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and
restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
HELIX RACK ONLY: While holding knobs 5 and 6 below the screen, turn on Helix Rack. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
8. Using the NEW Helix editor application (2.11), restore the user presets you backed up in step 2.
Bug Fixes
- After importing a pre-2.10 preset that contains snapshots, EXP 2 could disappear from the expression pedals scribble strip LCD - FIXED
- After importing a pre-2.10 preset with IR 127 or 128 loaded, corruption could occur - FIXED
- Bypass Assign > Wait defaults to 300ms from the hardware and 100ms when selected within the Helix edit application - FIXED
- General stability improvements
- Other minor bug fixes and optimizations
Known Issues
- In very rare cases, corrupted presets containing a Volume/Pan > Volume Pedal block can cause volume to drop to 0%. In such cases, completely clear the Volume Pedal block and add again. If the same preset exhibits this behavior again, please contact Line 6 Customer Service and be ready to email us the raw preset so we can analyze it
- Copying and pasting a block assigned to auto enable/bypass from the Helix editor may result in a Cannot paste block error message while the Helix hardware confirms the block was indeed pasted correctly. Workaround: Save the preset to re-sync the application.
- EXP TOE cannot be bypass assigned using the LEARN option in Bypass Assign menu
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2016-12-15 12:55:13</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="7280">
        <version>2.11</version>
        <build_string>2569431</build_string>
        <filename>Helix_RACK_v2_11_0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Firmware 2.11 Release Notes
Helix v2.11.0 is a firmware update that includes fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all Helix users perform this update!
IMPORTANT! YOU *MUST* FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS TO INSTALL 2.11!
1. Shut down all Line 6 software as well as any software that streams audio, including, but not limited to: iTunes, Spotify, DAWs, browsers, etc.
2. Use your CURRENT EXISTING Helix application to back up all of your presets and IRs (if you want to keep them). For example, if you're running Helix FW 1.12, your current Helix application version should be 1.12.
NOTE: You may want to back up individual Setlists so you can restore them to empty setlists without affecting the 2.11 factory presets.
3. Quit the CURRENT EXISTING Helix editor application and download and install the NEW Helix editor application (2.11), available here: http://line6.com/software/ This also installs the newest version of Line 6 Updater (1.10).
4. If you're using Helix Rack with Helix Control, turn off Helix Control.
5. Using the latest Line 6 Updater (1.10), update Helix/Helix Rack to the newest firmware (2.11). At the end of the update process, Helix/Helix Rack will reboot automatically and begin rebuilding presets. Wait for this process to complete.
6. If you're using Helix Control with Helix Rack, connect and power on Helix Control. The inspector will ask if you want to update its firmware. Press Knob 6 (OK). Wait for the update to finish.
YOU MUST RESET GLOBALS AND RESTORE PRESETS, OTHERWISE HELIX 2.11 WILL NOT WORK PROPERLY. DO IT. DO IT NOW:
7. To reset globals and restore presets, turn off Helix/Helix Rack.
HELIX FLOOR ONLY: While holding footswitches 9 and 10 (middle two switches on the bottom row), turn on Helix. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and
restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
HELIX RACK ONLY: While holding knobs 5 and 6 below the screen, turn on Helix Rack. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
8. Using the NEW Helix editor application (2.11), restore the user presets you backed up in step 2.
Bug Fixes
- After importing a pre-2.10 preset that contains snapshots, EXP 2 could disappear from the expression pedals scribble strip LCD - FIXED
- After importing a pre-2.10 preset with IR 127 or 128 loaded, corruption could occur - FIXED
- Bypass Assign > Wait defaults to 300ms from the hardware and 100ms when selected within the Helix edit application - FIXED
- General stability improvements
- Other minor bug fixes and optimizations
Known Issues
- In very rare cases, corrupted presets containing a Volume/Pan > Volume Pedal block can cause volume to drop to 0%. In such cases, completely clear the Volume Pedal block and add again. If the same preset exhibits this behavior again, please contact Line 6 Customer Service and be ready to email us the raw preset so we can analyze it
- Copying and pasting a block assigned to auto enable/bypass from the Helix editor may result in a Cannot paste block error message while the Helix hardware confirms the block was indeed pasted correctly. Workaround: Save the preset to re-sync the application.
- EXP TOE cannot be bypass assigned using the LEARN option in Bypass Assign menu
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2016-12-15 12:55:35</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="7281">
        <version>1.05</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>G70RX_1_05.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This update is recommended for all Relay G70/G75 users.
Fixes a bug where adding a scene using auto mode always recommends channel 1
Fixes a bug where pressing an encoder during the receivers search for a transmitter during the Add Scene operation results in unexpected behavior
Provides performance enhancements to wireless receiver]]></notes>
        <release_date>2017-01-05 10:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190100">Relay G70 Receiver</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="7282">
        <version>1.05</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>G75RX_1_05.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This update is recommended for all Relay G70/G75 users.
Fixes a bug where adding a scene using auto mode always recommends channel 1
Fixes a bug where pressing an encoder during the receivers search for a transmitter during the Add Scene operation results in unexpected behavior
Provides performance enhancements to wireless receiver]]></notes>
        <release_date>2017-01-05 10:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190101">Relay G75 Receiver</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="7287">
        <version>2.12</version>
        <build_string>938685d</build_string>
        <filename>Helix_FLOOR_v2_12_0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Firmware 2.12 Release Notes
Helix v2.12.0 is a firmware update that includes fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all Helix users perform this update!
IMPORTANT! YOU *MUST* FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS TO INSTALL 2.12!
1. Shut down all Line 6 software as well as any software that streams audio, including, but not limited to: iTunes, Spotify, DAWs, browsers, etc.
2. Use your CURRENT EXISTING Helix application to back up all of your presets and IRs (if you want to keep them). For example, if you're running Helix FW 2.01, your current Helix application version should be 2.01.
NOTE: You may want to back up individual Setlists so you can restore them to empty setlists without affecting the 2.12 factory presets.
3. Quit the CURRENT EXISTING Helix editor application and download and install the latest Helix editor application (2.11), available here: http://line6.com/software/ This also installs the newest version of Line 6 Updater (1.10).
4. If you're using Helix Rack with Helix Control, turn off Helix Control.
5. Using the latest Line 6 Updater (1.10), update Helix/Helix Rack to the newest firmware (2.12). At the end of the update process, Helix/Helix Rack will reboot automatically and begin rebuilding presets. Wait for this process to complete.
6. If you're using Helix Control with Helix Rack, connect and power on Helix Control. The inspector will ask if you want to update its firmware. Press Knob 6 (OK). Wait for the update to finish.
YOU MUST RESET GLOBALS AND RESTORE PRESETS, OTHERWISE HELIX 2.12 WILL NOT WORK PROPERLY. DO IT. DO IT NOW:
7. To reset globals and restore presets, turn off Helix/Helix Rack.
HELIX FLOOR ONLY: While holding footswitches 9 and 10 (middle two switches on the bottom row), turn on Helix. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
HELIX RACK ONLY: While holding knobs 5 and 6 below the screen, turn on Helix Rack. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
8. Using the latest Helix editor application (2.11), restore the user presets you backed up in step 2.
Bug Fixes
- In rare cases, engaging one particular footswitch on one particular factory preset could result in full scale noise - FIXED
- In rare cases within certain presets, when Variax parameters are set per preset, the Variax Volume parameter could be inadvertently recalled at 0.0 - FIXED
- General stability improvements
- Other minor bug fixes and optimizations
Known Issues
- In very rare cases, corrupted presets containing a Volume/Pan > Volume Pedal block can cause volume to drop to 0%. In such cases, completely clear the Volume Pedal block and add again. If the same preset exhibits this behavior again, please contact Line 6 Customer Service and be ready to email us the raw preset so we can analyze it
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2017-01-09 12:47:41</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="7288">
        <version>2.12</version>
        <build_string>938685d</build_string>
        <filename>Helix_RACK_v2_12_0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Firmware 2.12 Release Notes
Helix v2.12.0 is a firmware update that includes fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all Helix users perform this update!
IMPORTANT! YOU *MUST* FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS TO INSTALL 2.12!
1. Shut down all Line 6 software as well as any software that streams audio, including, but not limited to: iTunes, Spotify, DAWs, browsers, etc.
2. Use your CURRENT EXISTING Helix application to back up all of your presets and IRs (if you want to keep them). For example, if youre running Helix FW 2.01, your current Helix application version should be 2.01.
NOTE: You may want to back up individual Setlists so you can restore them to empty setlists without affecting the 2.12 factory presets.
3. Quit the CURRENT EXISTING Helix editor application and download and install the latest Helix editor application (2.11), available here: http://line6.com/software/ This also installs the newest version of Line 6 Updater (1.10).
4. If you're using Helix Rack with Helix Control, turn off Helix Control.
5. Using the latest Line 6 Updater (1.10), update Helix/Helix Rack to the newest firmware (2.12). At the end of the update process, Helix/Helix Rack will reboot automatically and begin rebuilding presets. Wait for this process to complete.
6. If you're using Helix Control with Helix Rack, connect and power on Helix Control. The inspector will ask if you want to update its firmware. Press Knob 6 (OK). Wait for the update to finish.
YOU MUST RESET GLOBALS AND RESTORE PRESETS, OTHERWISE HELIX 2.12 WILL NOT WORK PROPERLY. DO IT. DO IT NOW:
7. To reset globals and restore presets, turn off Helix/Helix Rack.
HELIX FLOOR ONLY: While holding footswitches 9 and 10 (middle two switches on the bottom row), turn on Helix. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
HELIX RACK ONLY: While holding knobs 5 and 6 below the screen, turn on Helix Rack. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
8. Using the latest Helix editor application (2.11), restore the user presets you backed up in step 2.
Bug Fixes
- In rare cases, engaging one particular footswitch on one particular factory preset could result in full scale noise - FIXED
- In rare cases within certain presets, when Variax parameters are set per preset, the Variax Volume parameter could be inadvertently recalled at 0.0 - FIXED
- General stability improvements
- Other minor bug fixes and optimizations
Known Issues
- In very rare cases, corrupted presets containing a Volume/Pan > Volume Pedal block can cause volume to drop to 0%. In such cases, completely clear the Volume Pedal block and add again. If the same preset exhibits this behavior again, please contact Line 6 Customer Service and be ready to email us the raw preset so we can analyze it]]></notes>
        <release_date>2017-01-09 13:21:30</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="7408">
        <version>2.20</version>
        <build_string>07d9434</build_string>
        <filename>Helix_RACK_v2_20_0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Firmware 2.20 Release Notes
Helix v2.20.0 is a firmware update that includes new amps, cabs, effects, features, fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all Helix users perform this update!
IMPORTANT! YOU *MUST* FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS TO INSTALL 2.20!
1. Shut down all Line 6 software as well as any software that streams audio, including, but not limited to: iTunes, Spotify, DAWs, browsers, etc.
2. Use your CURRENT EXISTING Helix application to back up all of your presets and IRs (if you want to keep them). For example, if you're running Helix FW 1.12, your current Helix application version should be 1.12.
NOTE: You may want to back up individual Setlists so you can restore them to empty setlists without affecting the new 2.20 factory presets.
3. Quit the CURRENT EXISTING Helix editor application and download and install the LATEST Helix editor application (2.20), available here: http://line6.com/software/ This also installs the newest version of Line 6 Updater (1.11).
4. If you're using Helix Rack with Helix Control, turn off Helix Control.
5. Using the latest Line 6 Updater (1.11), update Helix/Helix Rack to the newest firmware (2.20). At the end of the update process, Helix/Helix Rack will reboot automatically and begin rebuilding presets. Wait for this process to complete.
6. If you're using Helix Control with Helix Rack, connect and power on Helix Control. The inspector will ask if you want to update its firmware. Press Knob 6 (OK). Wait for the update to finish.
YOU MUST RESET GLOBALS AND RESTORE PRESETS, OTHERWISE HELIX 2.20 WILL NOT WORK PROPERLY. DO IT. DO IT NOW:
7. To reset globals and restore presets, turn off Helix/Helix Rack.
HELIX FLOOR ONLY: While holding footswitches 9 and 10 (middle two switches on the bottom row), turn on Helix. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
HELIX RACK ONLY: While holding knobs 5 and 6 below the screen, turn on Helix Rack. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
8. Using the NEW Helix editor application (2.20), restore the user presets you backed up in step 2.
New Amps (6)
- Line 6 Badonk, all new Line 6 original inspired by the original high gain Big Bottom model
- Woody Blue, based on* the Acoustic® 360 bass amp
- Del Sol 300, based on* the Sunn® Coliseum 300 bass amp
- Busy One Ch1, based on* channel 1 of the Pearce BC-1 bass preamp
- Busy One Ch2, based on* channel 2 of the Pearce BC-1 bass preamp
- Busy One Jump, based on* channel 1 and 2 (jumped) of the Pearce BC-1 bass preamp
New Hybrid Cabs (7)
- 1x12 Cali IV, based on* the MESA/Boogie® Mk IV 12 cab
- 1x12 Cali EXT, based on* the MESA/Boogie® 12 extension cab (EVM12L speaker)
- 2x12 Match H30, based on* the Matchless® DC-30 cab (12 G12H30 speaker)
- 2x12 Match G25, based on* the Matchless® DC-30 cab (12 Greenback 25 speaker)
- 1x12 Del Sol, based on* the Sunn® Coliseum 300 bass cab (12 speaker)
- 1x18 Del Sol, based on* the Sunn® Coliseum 300 bass cab (18 speaker)
- 1x18 Woody Blue, based on* the Acoustic® 360 18 bass cab
New Effects (9)
- Distortion > Obsidian 7000 (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Darkglass Electronics® Microtubes B7K Ultra bass preamp/overdrive/EQ
- Distortion > Clawthorn Drive (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Wounded Paw Battering Ram bass overdrive
- Dynamics > 3-Band Comp (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original multiband compressor
- Dynamics > Autoswell (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
- Modulation > PlastiChorus (Mono, Stereo), based on* the modded Arion SCH-Z chorus
- Delay > Vintage Swell (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
- Delay > Adriatic Swell (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
- Pitch/Synth > 3 Note Generator (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
- Pitch/Synth > 4 OSC Generator (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
NOTE: As 3 Note Generator and 4 OSC Generator make sound without any instrument connected, their blocks are turned off by default. Press BYPASS to turn them on.
* All product names are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6.
New Features
- Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo > Receive MIDI Clock: Helix can now synchronize its time-based effects (such as delay and modulation) to incoming MIDI clock from external DAW software, drum machines, keyboard workstations, or other modelers. Select Off (Helix ignores MIDI clock), MIDI (Helix responds to clock received at its MIDI IN jack), USB (Helix responds to clock received via USB), or Auto (Helix uses its internal tempo generator until receiving clock from either MIDI or USB)
- Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo > Send MIDI Clock: Helix can now transmit MIDI clock to synchronize the tempo of external pedals, rack gear, and software. Select Off (Helix does not transmit clock), MIDI (Helix transmits clock from only the MIDI OUT jack), USB (Helix transmits clock only via USB), or MIDI+USB (Helix transmits clock from both MIDI and USB)
- Variax Workbench HD Support: Variax can now communicate directly with Variax Workbench HD software (Mac/PC) through Helix via USB. IMPORTANT! Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo > MIDI over USB must be set to On. In addition, you MUST update Variax Workbench HD to version Workbench HD to version 2.13, available here: http://line6.com/software  Windows users must also download the Helix USB driver, version 1.85, available here: https://line6.com/software/readeula.html?rid=7381
IMPORTANT! Variax Workbench uses MIDI channel 16. When connecting to Variax Workbench via Helix's USB port, do not assign Helix or any of Helix's Command Center messages to MIDI channel 16 or Omni (which includes channel 16).
- Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo > MIDI PC Send/Receive has been split into two separate parameters: MIDI PC Receive and MIDI PC Send, and moved to Page 2. In addition, you may choose whether Helix sends or receives MIDI PC (program change) messages to/from MIDI, USB, both, or neither
- Clear Bypass Assignment: Individual blocks bypass assignments can now be cleared. From the Bypass Assign screen, select the block whose bypass assignment(s) you wish to clear. Press ACTION and then Knob 1 (Clear Assignments).
- Line 6 Allure Pack IRs: Line 6 has created a pack of five user impulse responses for use with Helix or any other modeler or software that supports them. Download the free Allure Pack here: www.line6.com/allure
Improvements/Changes
- Optimized GUI engine speeds up navigation and model selection
- Receive MIDI Clock and Send MIDI Clock have also been added to the Tempo panel shortcut. At any time, touch TAP to open the Tempo panel.
- When slaved to external MIDI clock, TAPs scribble strip text grays out and its switch LED ring flashes blue
- Reverb > Plate, Room, Chamber, Hall, Echo, Tile, Cave, Ducking, and Octo have all been optimized to be less DSP-intensive
- Pitch > Pitch Wham, Twin Harmony, Simple Pitch, Dual Pitch, and 3 OSC Synth have all been optimized to be less DSP-intensive
- Non-selected Pedal Edit parameter switches now reflect dim block color
- Inactive Looper function switches now appear as dim white
- Additions to and improvements made to the existing factory preset bundle
Bug Fixes
- In very rare cases, corrupted presets containing a Volume/Pan > Volume Pedal block can cause volume to drop to 0% - FIXED
- Certain Roland keyboards constantly spit out active sensing MIDI messages (with no way to disable them), which could affect Helix's MIDI transmission - FIXED
- The Channel Volume taper for the Archetype amp model was incorrect - FIXED
- Many other minor bug fixes and optimizations
Known Issues
- If a Variax guitar is connected to Helix, MIDI channel 16 should never be used, as channel 16 is how Variax Workbench communicates with the guitar. This is by design. On a related note, Variax Workbench should never be used while MIDI tracks are armed or playing back in your DAW
- In rare cases, Helix may freeze when very rapidly changing presets while receiving MIDI clock
- Helixs blue TAP LED flashes but tempo is not actually synced unless an audio device is selected in Ableton Live
- Subtle stepping may be heard when adjusting the main VOLUME knob while audio is present
- If a user fails to read and follow the update instructions, Helix will engage Snapshot 2 in preset 8 Templates > 32D every day at 4:30 AM]]></notes>
        <release_date>2017-03-30 11:56:35</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="7407">
        <version>2.20</version>
        <build_string>07d9434</build_string>
        <filename>Helix_FLOOR_v2_20_0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Firmware 2.20 Release Notes
Helix v2.20.0 is a firmware update that includes new amps, cabs, effects, features, fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all Helix users perform this update!
IMPORTANT! YOU *MUST* FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS TO INSTALL 2.20!
1. Shut down all Line 6 software as well as any software that streams audio, including, but not limited to: iTunes, Spotify, DAWs, browsers, etc.
2. Use your CURRENT EXISTING Helix application to back up all of your presets and IRs (if you want to keep them). For example, if you're running Helix FW 1.12, your current Helix application version should be 1.12.
NOTE: You may want to back up individual Setlists so you can restore them to empty setlists without affecting the new 2.20 factory presets.
3. Quit the CURRENT EXISTING Helix editor application and download and install the LATEST Helix editor application (2.20), available here: http://line6.com/software/ This also installs the newest version of Line 6 Updater (1.11).
4. If you're using Helix Rack with Helix Control, turn off Helix Control.
5. Using the latest Line 6 Updater (1.11), update Helix/Helix Rack to the newest firmware (2.20). At the end of the update process, Helix/Helix Rack will reboot automatically and begin rebuilding presets. Wait for this process to complete.
6. If you're using Helix Control with Helix Rack, connect and power on Helix Control. The inspector will ask if you want to update its firmware. Press Knob 6 (OK). Wait for the update to finish.
YOU MUST RESET GLOBALS AND RESTORE PRESETS, OTHERWISE HELIX 2.20 WILL NOT WORK PROPERLY. DO IT. DO IT NOW:
7. To reset globals and restore presets, turn off Helix/Helix Rack.
HELIX FLOOR ONLY: While holding footswitches 9 and 10 (middle two switches on the bottom row), turn on Helix. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
HELIX RACK ONLY: While holding knobs 5 and 6 below the screen, turn on Helix Rack. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
8. Using the NEW Helix editor application (2.20), restore the user presets you backed up in step 2.
New Amps (6)
- Line 6 Badonk, all new Line 6 original inspired by the original high gain Big Bottom model
- Woody Blue, based on* the Acoustic® 360 bass amp
- Del Sol 300, based on* the Sunn® Coliseum 300 bass amp
- Busy One Ch1, based on* channel 1 of the Pearce BC-1 bass preamp
- Busy One Ch2, based on* channel 2 of the Pearce BC-1 bass preamp
- Busy One Jump, based on* channel 1 and 2 (jumped) of the Pearce BC-1 bass preamp
New Hybrid Cabs (7)
- 1x12 Cali IV, based on* the MESA/Boogie® Mk IV 12 cab
- 1x12 Cali EXT, based on* the MESA/Boogie® 12 extension cab (EVM12L speaker)
- 2x12 Match H30, based on* the Matchless® DC-30 cab (12 G12H30 speaker)
- 2x12 Match G25, based on* the Matchless® DC-30 cab (12 Greenback 25 speaker)
- 1x12 Del Sol, based on* the Sunn® Coliseum 300 bass cab (12 speaker)
- 1x18 Del Sol, based on* the Sunn® Coliseum 300 bass cab (18 speaker)
- 1x18 Woody Blue, based on* the Acoustic® 360 18 bass cab
New Effects (9)
- Distortion > Obsidian 7000 (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Darkglass Electronics® Microtubes B7K Ultra bass preamp/overdrive/EQ
- Distortion > Clawthorn Drive (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Wounded Paw Battering Ram bass overdrive
- Dynamics > 3-Band Comp (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original multiband compressor
- Dynamics > Autoswell (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
- Modulation > PlastiChorus (Mono, Stereo), based on* the modded Arion SCH-Z chorus
- Delay > Vintage Swell (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
- Delay > Adriatic Swell (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
- Pitch/Synth > 3 Note Generator (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
- Pitch/Synth > 4 OSC Generator (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
NOTE: As 3 Note Generator and 4 OSC Generator make sound without any instrument connected, their blocks are turned off by default. Press BYPASS to turn them on.
* All product names are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6.
New Features
- Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo > Receive MIDI Clock: Helix can now synchronize its time-based effects (such as delay and modulation) to incoming MIDI clock from external DAW software, drum machines, keyboard workstations, or other modelers. Select Off (Helix ignores MIDI clock), MIDI (Helix responds to clock received at its MIDI IN jack), USB (Helix responds to clock received via USB), or Auto (Helix uses its internal tempo generator until receiving clock from either MIDI or USB)
- Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo > Send MIDI Clock: Helix can now transmit MIDI clock to synchronize the tempo of external pedals, rack gear, and software. Select Off (Helix does not transmit clock), MIDI (Helix transmits clock from only the MIDI OUT jack), USB (Helix transmits clock only via USB), or MIDI+USB (Helix transmits clock from both MIDI and USB)
- Variax Workbench HD Support: Variax can now communicate directly with Variax Workbench HD software (Mac/PC) through Helix via USB. IMPORTANT! Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo > MIDI over USB must be set to On. In addition, you MUST update Variax Workbench HD to version 2.13, available here: http://line6.com/software Windows users must also download the Helix USB driver, version 1.85, available here: https://line6.com/software/readeula.html?rid=7381
IMPORTANT! Variax Workbench uses MIDI channel 16. When connecting to Variax Workbench via Helix's USB port, do not assign Helix or any of Helix's Command Center messages to MIDI channel 16 or Omni (which includes channel 16).
- Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo > MIDI PC Send/Receive has been split into two separate parameters: MIDI PC Receive and MIDI PC Send, and moved to Page 2. In addition, you may choose whether Helix sends or receives MIDI PC (program change) messages to/from MIDI, USB, both, or neither
- Clear Bypass Assignment: Individual blocks bypass assignments can now be cleared. From the Bypass Assign screen, select the block whose bypass assignment(s) you wish to clear. Press ACTION and then Knob 1 (Clear Assignments).
- Line 6 Allure Pack IRs: Line 6 has created a pack of five user impulse responses for use with Helix or any other modeler or software that supports them. Download the free Allure Pack here: www.line6.com/allure
Improvements/Changes
- Optimized GUI engine speeds up navigation and model selection
- Receive MIDI Clock and Send MIDI Clock have also been added to the Tempo panel shortcut. At any time, touch TAP to open the Tempo panel.
- When slaved to external MIDI clock, TAPs scribble strip text grays out and its switch LED ring flashes blue
- Reverb > Plate, Room, Chamber, Hall, Echo, Tile, Cave, Ducking, and Octo have all been optimized to be less DSP-intensive
- Pitch > Pitch Wham, Twin Harmony, Simple Pitch, Dual Pitch, and 3 OSC Synth have all been optimized to be less DSP-intensive
- Non-selected Pedal Edit parameter switches now reflect dim block color
- Inactive Looper function switches now appear as dim white
- Additions to and improvements made to the existing factory preset bundle
Bug Fixes
- In very rare cases, corrupted presets containing a Volume/Pan > Volume Pedal block can cause volume to drop to 0% - FIXED
- Certain Roland keyboards constantly spit out active sensing MIDI messages (with no way to disable them), which could affect Helix's MIDI transmission - FIXED
- The Channel Volume taper for the Archetype amp model was incorrect - FIXED
- Many other minor bug fixes and optimizations
Known Issues
- If a Variax guitar is connected to Helix, MIDI channel 16 should never be used, as channel 16 is how Variax Workbench communicates with the guitar. This is by design. On a related note, Variax Workbench should never be used while MIDI tracks are armed or playing back in your DAW
- In rare cases, Helix may freeze when very rapidly changing presets while receiving MIDI clock
- Helixs blue TAP LED flashes but tempo is not actually synced unless an audio device is selected in Ableton Live
- Subtle stepping may be heard when adjusting the main VOLUME knob while audio is present
- If a user fails to read and follow the update instructions, Helix will engage Snapshot 2 in preset 8 Templates > 32D every day at 4:30 AM]]></notes>
        <release_date>2017-03-30 11:56:55</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="7409">
        <version>2.20</version>
        <build_string>07d9434</build_string>
        <filename>Helix_LT_v2_20_0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Firmware 2.20 Release Notes
Helix v2.20.0 is a firmware update that includes new amps, cabs, effects, features, fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all Helix users perform this update!
IMPORTANT! YOU *MUST* FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS TO INSTALL 2.20!
1. Shut down all Line 6 software as well as any software that streams audio, including, but not limited to: iTunes, Spotify, DAWs, browsers, etc.
2. Use your CURRENT EXISTING Helix application to back up all of your presets and IRs (if you want to keep them). For example, if you're running Helix FW 1.12, your current Helix application version should be 1.12.
NOTE: You may want to back up individual Setlists so you can restore them to empty setlists without affecting the new 2.20 factory presets.
3. Quit the CURRENT EXISTING Helix editor application and download and install the LATEST Helix editor application (2.20), available here: http://line6.com/software/ This also installs the newest version of Line 6 Updater (1.11).
4. If you're using Helix Rack with Helix Control, turn off Helix Control.
5. Using the latest Line 6 Updater (1.11), update Helix/Helix Rack to the newest firmware (2.20). At the end of the update process, Helix/Helix Rack will reboot automatically and begin rebuilding presets. Wait for this process to complete.
6. If you're using Helix Control with Helix Rack, connect and power on Helix Control. The inspector will ask if you want to update its firmware. Press Knob 6 (OK). Wait for the update to finish.
YOU MUST RESET GLOBALS AND RESTORE PRESETS, OTHERWISE HELIX 2.20 WILL NOT WORK PROPERLY. DO IT. DO IT NOW:
7. To reset globals and restore presets, turn off Helix/Helix Rack.
HELIX FLOOR ONLY: While holding footswitches 9 and 10 (middle two switches on the bottom row), turn on Helix. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
HELIX RACK ONLY: While holding knobs 5 and 6 below the screen, turn on Helix Rack. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
8. Using the NEW Helix editor application (2.20), restore the user presets you backed up in step 2.
New Amps (6)
- Line 6 Badonk, all new Line 6 original inspired by the original high gain Big Bottom model
- Woody Blue, based on* the Acoustic® 360 bass amp
- Del Sol 300, based on* the Sunn® Coliseum 300 bass amp
- Busy One Ch1, based on* channel 1 of the Pearce BC-1 bass preamp
- Busy One Ch2, based on* channel 2 of the Pearce BC-1 bass preamp
- Busy One Jump, based on* channel 1 and 2 (jumped) of the Pearce BC-1 bass preamp
New Hybrid Cabs (7)
- 1x12 Cali IV, based on* the MESA/Boogie® Mk IV 12 cab
- 1x12 Cali EXT, based on* the MESA/Boogie® 12 extension cab (EVM12L speaker)
- 2x12 Match H30, based on* the Matchless® DC-30 cab (12 G12H30 speaker)
- 2x12 Match G25, based on* the Matchless® DC-30 cab (12 Greenback 25 speaker)
- 1x12 Del Sol, based on* the Sunn® Coliseum 300 bass cab (12 speaker)
- 1x18 Del Sol, based on* the Sunn® Coliseum 300 bass cab (18 speaker)
- 1x18 Woody Blue, based on* the Acoustic® 360 18 bass cab
New Effects (9)
- Distortion > Obsidian 7000 (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Darkglass Electronics® Microtubes B7K Ultra bass preamp/overdrive/EQ
- Distortion > Clawthorn Drive (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Wounded Paw Battering Ram bass overdrive
- Dynamics > 3-Band Comp (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original multiband compressor
- Dynamics > Autoswell (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
- Modulation > PlastiChorus (Mono, Stereo), based on* the modded Arion SCH-Z chorus
- Delay > Vintage Swell (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
- Delay > Adriatic Swell (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
- Pitch/Synth > 3 Note Generator (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
- Pitch/Synth > 4 OSC Generator (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
NOTE: As 3 Note Generator and 4 OSC Generator make sound without any instrument connected, their blocks are turned off by default. Press BYPASS to turn them on.
* All product names are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6.
New Features
- Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo > Receive MIDI Clock: Helix can now synchronize its time-based effects (such as delay and modulation) to incoming MIDI clock from external DAW software, drum machines, keyboard workstations, or other modelers. Select Off (Helix ignores MIDI clock), MIDI (Helix responds to clock received at its MIDI IN jack), USB (Helix responds to clock received via USB), or Auto (Helix uses its internal tempo generator until receiving clock from either MIDI or USB)
- Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo > Send MIDI Clock: Helix can now transmit MIDI clock to synchronize the tempo of external pedals, rack gear, and software. Select Off (Helix does not transmit clock), MIDI (Helix transmits clock from only the MIDI OUT jack), USB (Helix transmits clock only via USB), or MIDI+USB (Helix transmits clock from both MIDI and USB)
- Variax Workbench HD Support: Variax can now communicate directly with Variax Workbench HD software (Mac/PC) through Helix via USB. IMPORTANT! Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo > MIDI over USB must be set to On. In addition, you MUST update Variax Workbench HD to version Workbench HD to version 2.13, available here: http://line6.com/software Windows users must also download the Helix USB driver, version 1.85, available here: https://line6.com/software/readeula.html?rid=7381
IMPORTANT! Variax Workbench uses MIDI channel 16. When connecting to Variax Workbench via Helix's USB port, do not assign Helix or any of Helix's Command Center messages to MIDI channel 16 or Omni (which includes channel 16).
- Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo > MIDI PC Send/Receive has been split into two separate parametersMIDI PC Receive and MIDI PC Send and moved to Page 2. In addition, you may choose whether Helix sends or receives MIDI PC (program change) messages to/from MIDI, USB, both, or neither
- Clear Bypass Assignment: Individual blocks bypass assignments can now be cleared. From the Bypass Assign screen, select the block whose bypass assignment(s) you wish to clear. Press ACTION and then Knob 1 (Clear Assignments).
- Line 6 Allure Pack IRs: Line 6 has created a pack of five user impulse responses for use with Helix or any other modeler or software that supports them. Download the free Allure Pack here: www.line6.com/allure
Improvements/Changes
- Optimized GUI engine speeds up navigation and model selection
- Receive MIDI Clock and Send MIDI Clock have also been added to the Tempo panel shortcut. At any time, touch TAP to open the Tempo panel.
- When slaved to external MIDI clock, TAPs scribble strip text grays out and its switch LED ring flashes blue
- Reverb > Plate, Room, Chamber, Hall, Echo, Tile, Cave, Ducking, and Octo have all been optimized to be less DSP-intensive
- Pitch > Pitch Wham, Twin Harmony, Simple Pitch, Dual Pitch, and 3 OSC Synth have all been optimized to be less DSP-intensive
- Non-selected Pedal Edit parameter switches now reflect dim block color
- Inactive Looper function switches now appear as dim white
- Additions to and improvements made to the existing factory preset bundle
Bug Fixes
- In very rare cases, corrupted presets containing a Volume/Pan > Volume Pedal block can cause volume to drop to 0% - FIXED
- Certain Roland keyboards constantly spit out active sensing MIDI messages (with no way to disable them), which could affect Helix's MIDI transmission - FIXED
- The Channel Volume taper for the Archetype amp model was incorrect - FIXED
- Many other minor bug fixes and optimizations
Known Issues
- If a Variax guitar is connected to Helix, MIDI channel 16 should never be used, as channel 16 is how Variax Workbench communicates with the guitar. This is by design. On a related note, Variax Workbench should never be used while MIDI tracks are armed or playing back in your DAW
- In rare cases, Helix may freeze when very rapidly changing presets while receiving MIDI clock
- Additional MIDI Clock optimization and stability improvements forthcoming
- If a user fails to read and follow the update instructions, Helix will engage Snapshot 2 in preset 8 Templates > 32D every day at 4:30 AM
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2017-04-03 15:00:43</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="7361">
        <version>2.22</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>TylerVariax_2.22.vxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This firmware is the factory firmware for Shuriken Variax.
The f/w adds support for the variax brand. Users of JTV and Variax standard guitars will see not difference in functionality other than version number.
Please note, if you reflash Variax Shuriken and select "No" when monkey prompts you to select whether to retain patches or not you will need to manually reload the Shuriken factory patch bundle bundle via Workbench HD. See the Shuriken manually for detailed instructions.
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2017-04-05 13:26:25</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070005">James Tyler Variax</hardware>
          <hardware>Variax Shuriken</hardware>
          <hardware>Variax Standard</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="7439">
        <version>2.21</version>
        <build_string>61d1df5</build_string>
        <filename>Helix_FLOOR_v2_21_0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Firmware 2.21 Release Notes
Helix v2.21.0 is a firmware update that includes new fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all Helix users perform this update!
IMPORTANT! YOU *MUST* FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS TO INSTALL 2.21!
1. Shut down all Line 6 software as well as any software that streams audio, including, but not limited to: iTunes, Spotify, DAWs, browsers, etc.
2. Use your CURRENT EXISTING Helix application to back up all of your presets and IRs (if you want to keep them). For example, if you're running Helix FW 2.00, your current Helix application version should be 2.00.
3. Quit the CURRENT EXISTING Helix editor application and download and install the LATEST Helix editor application (2.21), available here: http://line6.com/software/ This also installs the newest version of Line 6 Updater (1.11).
4. If you're using Helix Rack with Helix Control, turn off Helix Control.
5. Using the latest Line 6 Updater (1.11), update Helix/Helix Rack to the newest firmware (2.21). At the end of the update process, Helix/Helix Rack will reboot automatically and begin rebuilding presets. Wait for this process to complete.
6. If you're using Helix Control with Helix Rack, connect and power on Helix Control. The inspector will ask if you want to update its firmware. Press Knob 6 (OK). Wait for the update to finish.
YOU MUST RESET GLOBALS AND RESTORE PRESETS, OTHERWISE HELIX 2.21 WILL NOT WORK PROPERLY. DO IT. DO IT NOW:
7. To reset globals and restore presets, turn off Helix/Helix Rack.
HELIX FLOOR ONLY: While holding footswitches 9 and 10 (middle two switches on the bottom row), turn on Helix. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
HELIX RACK ONLY: While holding knobs 5 and 6 below the screen, turn on Helix Rack. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
8. Using the NEW Helix editor application (2.21), restore the user presets you backed up in step 2.
Improvements/Changes
- Additional optimizations to the GUI engine
Bug Fixes
- Pitch/Synth > 3 Note Generator and 4 OSC Generators behind-the-scenes Trails parameter was disabled, making it appear as if the Decay parameter was broken - FIXED
- Distortion > Stereo > Clawthorn drive appeared slightly right of center - FIXED
- Engaging/bypassing a block from a Stomp switch was slower than normal - FIXED
- Turning the large Volume knob resulted in audible stepping while audio was active - FIXED
- In rare cases, changing cab mic models while Helix is synced to incoming MIDI clock could result in brief UI lockup - FIXED
- In rare cases, Helix could freeze when navigating the model list while receiving many tempo changes via MIDI clock - FIXED
- In rare cases, pressing a Stomp mode footswitch could transmit a single MIDI Clock pulse - FIXED
- In rare cases, Helix could freeze when accessing Global Settings while receiving MIDI Clock via USB - FIXED
- Helix Rack/Control only: If an expression pedal is connected to Helix Control with its position set to heel down, its Global Settings > Pedals > Polarity is set to Inverted, and its Global Settings > Pedal > Pedal Position is set to Global, an audible blip can occur on preset load - FIXED
- In rare cases, Helix can become unresponsive after copying specific block types onto another -FIXED
- In rare cases, multiple bypass assigned footswitches with custom names can have bypass states swapped upon preset import - FIXED
- Other bug fixes and optimizations
Known Issues
- If a Variax guitar is connected to Helix, MIDI channel 16 should never be used, as channel 16 is how Variax Workbench communicates with the guitar. This is by design. On a related note, Variax Workbench should never be used while MIDI tracks are armed or playing back in your DAW
- If Helix is set to a preset with a Pitch/Synth > Generator block on before beginning the firmware update process, a short burst of audio may be heard after presets are rebuilt
- If a user fails to read and follow the update instructions, Helix will add nine additional steps to the update process, one of which involves a shot of cheap mezcal]]></notes>
        <release_date>2017-04-27 13:40:07</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="7440">
        <version>2.21</version>
        <build_string>61d1df5</build_string>
        <filename>Helix_RACK_v2_21_0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Firmware 2.21 Release Notes
Helix v2.21.0 is a firmware update that includes new fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all Helix users perform this update!
IMPORTANT! YOU *MUST* FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS TO INSTALL 2.21!
1. Shut down all Line 6 software as well as any software that streams audio, including, but not limited to: iTunes, Spotify, DAWs, browsers, etc.
2. Use your CURRENT EXISTING Helix application to back up all of your presets and IRs (if you want to keep them). For example, if you're running Helix FW 2.00, your current Helix application version should be 2.00.
3. Quit the CURRENT EXISTING Helix editor application and download and install the LATEST Helix editor application (2.21), available here: http://line6.com/software/ This also installs the newest version of Line 6 Updater (1.11).
4. If you're using Helix Rack with Helix Control, turn off Helix Control.
5. Using the latest Line 6 Updater (1.11), update Helix/Helix Rack to the newest firmware (2.21). At the end of the update process, Helix/Helix Rack will reboot automatically and begin rebuilding presets. Wait for this process to complete.
6. If you're using Helix Control with Helix Rack, connect and power on Helix Control. The inspector will ask if you want to update its firmware. Press Knob 6 (OK). Wait for the update to finish.
YOU MUST RESET GLOBALS AND RESTORE PRESETS, OTHERWISE HELIX 2.21 WILL NOT WORK PROPERLY. DO IT. DO IT NOW:
7. To reset globals and restore presets, turn off Helix/Helix Rack.
HELIX FLOOR + LT ONLY: While holding footswitches 9 and 10 (middle two switches on the bottom row), turn on Helix. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
HELIX RACK ONLY: While holding knobs 5 and 6 below the screen, turn on Helix Rack. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
8. Using the NEW Helix editor application (2.21), restore the user presets you backed up in step 2.
Improvements/Changes
- Additional optimizations to the GUI engine
Bug Fixes
- Pitch/Synth > 3 Note Generator and 4 OSC Generators behind-the-scenes Trails parameter was disabled, making it appear as if the Decay parameter was broken - FIXED
- Distortion > Stereo > Clawthorn drive appeared slightly right of center - FIXED
- Engaging/bypassing a block from a Stomp switch was slower than normal - FIXED
- Turning the large Volume knob resulted in audible stepping while audio was active - FIXED
- In rare cases, changing cab mic models while Helix is synced to incoming MIDI clock could result in brief UI lockup - FIXED
- In rare cases, Helix could freeze when navigating the model list while receiving many tempo changes via MIDI clock - FIXED
- In rare cases, pressing a Stomp mode footswitch could transmit a single MIDI Clock pulse - FIXED
- In rare cases, Helix could freeze when accessing Global Settings while receiving MIDI Clock via USB - FIXED
- Helix Rack/Control only: If an expression pedal is connected to Helix Control with its position set to heel down, its Global Settings > Pedals > Polarity is set to Inverted, and its Global Settings > Pedal > Pedal Position is set to Global, an audible blip can occur on preset load - FIXED
- In rare cases, multiple bypass assigned footswitches with custom names can have bypass states swapped upon preset import - FIXED
- In rare cases, Helix can become unresponsive after copying specific block types onto another - FIXED
- Other bug fixes and optimizations
Known Issues
- If a Variax guitar is connected to Helix, MIDI channel 16 should never be used, as channel 16 is how Variax Workbench communicates with the guitar. This is by design. On a related note, Variax Workbench should never be used while MIDI tracks are armed or playing back in your DAW
- If Helix is set to a preset with a Pitch/Synth > Generator block on before beginning the firmware update process, a short burst of audio may be heard after presets are rebuilt
- If a user fails to read and follow the update instructions, Helix will add nine additional steps to the update process, one of which involves a shot of cheap mezcal]]></notes>
        <release_date>2017-04-27 13:40:33</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="7441">
        <version>2.21</version>
        <build_string>61d1df5</build_string>
        <filename>Helix_LT_v2_21_0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Firmware 2.21 Release Notes
Helix v2.21.0 is a firmware update that includes new fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all Helix users perform this update!
IMPORTANT! YOU *MUST* FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS TO INSTALL 2.21!
1. Shut down all Line 6 software as well as any software that streams audio, including, but not limited to: iTunes, Spotify, DAWs, browsers, etc.
2. Use your CURRENT EXISTING Helix application to back up all of your presets and IRs (if you want to keep them). For example, if you're running Helix FW 2.00, your current Helix application version should be 2.00.
3. Quit the CURRENT EXISTING Helix editor application and download and install the LATEST Helix editor application (2.21), available here: http://line6.com/software/ This also installs the newest version of Line 6 Updater (1.11).
4. If you're using Helix Rack with Helix Control, turn off Helix Control.
5. Using the latest Line 6 Updater (1.11), update Helix/Helix Rack to the newest firmware (2.21). At the end of the update process, Helix/Helix Rack will reboot automatically and begin rebuilding presets. Wait for this process to complete.
6. If you're using Helix Control with Helix Rack, connect and power on Helix Control. The inspector will ask if you want to update its firmware. Press Knob 6 (OK). Wait for the update to finish.
YOU MUST RESET GLOBALS AND RESTORE PRESETS, OTHERWISE HELIX 2.21 WILL NOT WORK PROPERLY. DO IT. DO IT NOW:
7. To reset globals and restore presets, turn off Helix/Helix Rack.
HELIX FLOOR + LT ONLY: While holding footswitches 9 and 10 (middle two switches on the bottom row), turn on Helix. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
HELIX RACK ONLY: While holding knobs 5 and 6 below the screen, turn on Helix Rack. Wait for the message Will reset Globals and restore stock Presets, Setlists and IRs to appear and let go.
8. Using the NEW Helix editor application (2.21), restore the user presets you backed up in step 2.
Improvements/Changes
- Additional optimizations to the GUI engine
Bug Fixes
- Pitch/Synth > 3 Note Generator and 4 OSC Generators behind-the-scenes Trails parameter was disabled, making it appear as if the Decay parameter was broken - FIXED
- Distortion > Stereo > Clawthorn drive appeared slightly right of center - FIXED
- Engaging/bypassing a block from a Stomp switch was slower than normal - FIXED
- Turning the large Volume knob resulted in audible stepping while audio was active - FIXED
- In rare cases, changing cab mic models while Helix is synced to incoming MIDI clock could result in brief UI lockup - FIXED
- In rare cases, Helix could freeze when navigating the model list while receiving many tempo changes via MIDI clock - FIXED
- In rare cases, pressing a Stomp mode footswitch could transmit a single MIDI Clock pulse - FIXED
- In rare cases, Helix could freeze when accessing Global Settings while receiving MIDI Clock via USB - FIXED
- Helix Rack/Control only: If an expression pedal is connected to Helix Control with its position set to heel down, its Global Settings > Pedals > Polarity is set to Inverted, and its Global Settings > Pedal > Pedal Position is set to Global, an audible blip can occur on preset load - FIXED
- In rare cases, multiple bypass assigned footswitches with custom names can have bypass states swapped upon preset import - FIXED
- In rare cases, Helix can become unresponsive after copying specific block types onto another - FIXED
- Other bug fixes and optimizations
Known Issues
- If a Variax guitar is connected to Helix, MIDI channel 16 should never be used, as channel 16 is how Variax Workbench communicates with the guitar. This is by design. On a related note, Variax Workbench should never be used while MIDI tracks are armed or playing back in your DAW
- If Helix is set to a preset with a Pitch/Synth > Generator block on before beginning the firmware update process, a short burst of audio may be heard after presets are rebuilt
- If a user fails to read and follow the update instructions, Helix will add nine additional steps to the update process, one of which involves a shot of cheap mezcal]]></notes>
        <release_date>2017-04-27 13:46:47</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="7442">
        <version>1.02.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Fbv3_v1_02_00.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[FBV3 Flash Memory 1.02 is a free update that includes new fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2017-05-01 11:11:52</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110003">FBV3</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="7414">
        <version>1.30.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Firehawk_FX_v1_30_00.tmf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Firehawk FX Flash Memory 1.30 is a free update that includes new fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations.
IMPORTANT! READ BEFORE INSTALLING ANY NEW SOFTWARE!
1. Shut down all Line 6 software as well as any software that streams audio, including, but not limited to: iTunes, Spotify, DAWs, etc.
2. Back up any presets using the Firehawk Remote App before performing the update.
Bug Fixes
Various bug fixes and improvements]]></notes>
        <release_date>2017-05-01 11:12:34</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200004">Firehawk FX</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="7417">
        <version>1.30.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Firehawk_1500_v1_30_00.tmf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Firehawk 1500 Flash Memory 1.30 is a free update that includes new fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations.
IMPORTANT! READ BEFORE INSTALLING ANY NEW SOFTWARE!
1. Shut down all Line 6 software as well as any software that streams audio, including, but not limited to: iTunes, Spotify, DAWs, etc.
2. Back up any presets using the Firehawk Remote App before performing the update.
New Features
Block Bypass, Expression controllers, and Looper functions can now be triggered by incoming MIDI CCs (MIDI DIN only). Please see the following KB article for more information: http://line6.com/support/page/kb/_/amplifiers/firehawk-1500/firehawk-1500-and-midi-cc-r860
XLR output volume can now be adjusted from Live Edit Mode. This was implemented to avoid clipping the ADC prematurely. It is set to -15dB by default, to provide adequate headroom for mid to high gain tones.
To edit the XLR output volume:
1. Press the preset knob to enter Live Edit Mode.
2. Scroll left to "Etc:ReAmp/MIDI/Main" and press the preset knob.
3. Scroll right to "Etc:XLR Out"
4. Turn the Main (Big) Knob to set the value.
Bug Fixes
Various bug fixes and improvements]]></notes>
        <release_date>2017-05-01 11:12:37</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200006">Firehawk 1500</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="7482">
        <version>2.60.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>ToneMatch_v2_60_0.tmf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Minor Bug Fixes and improvements]]></notes>
        <release_date>2017-05-16 12:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200002">AMPLIFi 150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200001">AMPLIFi 75</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="7483">
        <version>2.60.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>ToneMatchDio_v2_60_00.tmf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Minor Bug Fixes and improvements]]></notes>
        <release_date>2017-05-16 12:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200007">AMPLIFi 30</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="7484">
        <version>2.60.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>ToneMatchFloor_v2_60_0.tmf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Minor Bug Fixes and improvements]]></notes>
        <release_date>2017-05-16 12:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200003">AMPLIFi FX100</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="7582">
        <version>2.61.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>ToneMatchDesktop_v2_61_00.tmf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Minor Bug Fixes and improvements]]></notes>
        <release_date>2017-06-29 13:24:23</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200005">AMPLIFi TT</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="7855">
        <version>2.30</version>
        <build_string>6c64116</build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_Floor_f045daafb_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Firmware 2.30 Release Notes
New Amps (7)
- Voltage Queen, based on* the Victoria® Electro King
- Derailed Ingrid, based on* the Trainwreck Circuits® Express
- Brit Trem Nrm, based on* the normal channel of the Marshall® Plexi Tremolo 50
- Brit Trem Brt, based on* the bright channel of the Marshall® Plexi Tremolo 50
- Brit Trem Jump, based on* the normal and bright channel (jumped) of the Marshall® Plexi Tremolo 50
- Cartographer, based on* the Ben Adrian Cartographer
- Agua 51, based on* the Aguilar® DB751 bass amp
New Effects (7)
- Distortion > Kinky Boost (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Xotic® EP Booster
- Distortion > Thrifter Fuzz (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
- Dynamics > Kinky Comp (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Xotic® SP Compressor
- Modulation > Bleat Chop Trem (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Lightfoot Labs© Goatkeeper
- Modulation > Double Take (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original doubler
- Delay > Cosmos Echo (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Roland® RE-201 Space Echo
- Volume/Pan > Stereo Width (Stereo), Line 6 Original utility to collapse stereo paths
* All product names are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6.
New Features
- Support for HX EditHelix, Helix Rack/Control, and Helix LT now work with the new HX Edit application (Mac/PC)
- Full State Backup and RestoreHelix supports the all-new HX Edit applications ability to perform full-state backup and restore. IMPORTANT! You MUST be running Helix firmware 2.20 or higher to use full state backup and restore! In HX Edit, from the File pulldown menu, select Create Backup Click [Create Backup] to confirm. To restore from a backup, from the File pulldown menu, select Restore From Backup From the Backup File pulldown, select the desired backup and click [Restore Backup]. You may choose to restore any combination of 8 setlists, IRs (including the index order), and/or Global Settings.
- Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo > Duplicate PC SendBefore 2.30, Helix would purposely omit MIDI PC messages with an identical value as the previous PC message. You may now choose to send duplicate PC messages
- LFO resetStepping on TAP once now resets any LFO-based effects, such as tremolos and rotary speakers
- Support for Variax Shuriken banksWhen a Variax Shuriken is connected, Helixs Input > Multi and Input > Variax blocks will reflect the proper factory bank names. These bank names are retained until a James Tyler Variax or Variax Standard is connected
Improvements/Changes
- The Distortion > Obsidian 7000 model has been tweaked to sound and feel even more like the original
Bug Fixes
- Turning the Cali IV Rhythm 1 models Master knob down can occasionally cause an increase in output volume -FIXED
- When UK 846 and Teardrop 310 wah models Level and Mix parameters are set to 0, ~3dB of gain can be added -FIXED
- Pitch blocks Interval parameters may not be properly restored after exporting and then importing a preset -FIXED
- MIDI clock could become unstable for a brief time after adjusting certain parameters on the Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo page - FIXED
- In the Command Center, if an Ext Amp message is assigned to a footswitch, Ext Amp messages assigned to Instant commands may not restore properly -FIXED
- General stability improvements
- Other minor bug fixes and optimizations
Known Issues
- In rare cases, MIDI note commands set to momentary can switch to latching
- If its Mid and Bass parameters are set to 0.0, the Cali IV Lead Amp/Amp+Cab model sometimes exhibits a decrease in gain
- If snapshot names have been cleared, preset names can sometimes appear blank when switching from Snapshot footswitch mode to Preset footswitch mode]]></notes>
        <release_date>2017-11-21 15:23:48</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="7857">
        <version>2.30</version>
        <build_string>6c64116</build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_Rack_f045daafb_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Firmware 2.30 Release Notes
New Amps (7)
- Voltage Queen, based on* the Victoria® Electro King
- Derailed Ingrid, based on* the Trainwreck Circuits® Express
- Brit Trem Nrm, based on* the normal channel of the Marshall® Plexi Tremolo 50
- Brit Trem Brt, based on* the bright channel of the Marshall® Plexi Tremolo 50
- Brit Trem Jump, based on* the normal and bright channel (jumped) of the Marshall® Plexi Tremolo 50
- Cartographer, based on* the Ben Adrian Cartographer
- Agua 51, based on* the Aguilar® DB751 bass amp
New Effects (7)
- Distortion > Kinky Boost (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Xotic® EP Booster
- Distortion > Thrifter Fuzz (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
- Dynamics > Kinky Comp (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Xotic® SP Compressor
- Modulation > Bleat Chop Trem (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Lightfoot Labs© Goatkeeper
- Modulation > Double Take (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original doubler
- Delay > Cosmos Echo (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Roland® RE-201 Space Echo
- Volume/Pan > Stereo Width (Stereo), Line 6 Original utility to collapse stereo paths
* All product names are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6.
New Features
- Support for HX EditHelix, Helix Rack/Control, and Helix LT now work with the new HX Edit application (Mac/PC)
- Full State Backup and RestoreHelix supports the all-new HX Edit applications ability to perform full-state backup and restore. IMPORTANT! You MUST be running Helix firmware 2.20 or higher to use full state backup and restore! In HX Edit, from the File pulldown menu, select Create Backup Click [Create Backup] to confirm. To restore from a backup, from the File pulldown menu, select Restore From Backup From the Backup File pulldown, select the desired backup and click [Restore Backup]. You may choose to restore any combination of 8 setlists, IRs (including the index order), and/or Global Settings.
- Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo > Duplicate PC SendBefore 2.30, Helix would purposely omit MIDI PC messages with an identical value as the previous PC message. You may now choose to send duplicate PC messages
- LFO resetStepping on TAP once now resets any LFO-based effects, such as tremolos and rotary speakers
- Support for Variax Shuriken banksWhen a Variax Shuriken is connected, Helixs Input > Multi and Input > Variax blocks will reflect the proper factory bank names. These bank names are retained until a James Tyler Variax or Variax Standard is connected
Improvements/Changes
- The Distortion > Obsidian 7000 model has been tweaked to sound and feel even more like the original
Bug Fixes
- Turning the Cali IV Rhythm 1 models Master knob down can occasionally cause an increase in output volume -FIXED
- When UK 846 and Teardrop 310 wah models Level and Mix parameters are set to 0, ~3dB of gain can be added -FIXED
- Pitch blocks Interval parameters may not be properly restored after exporting and then importing a preset -FIXED
- MIDI clock could become unstable for a brief time after adjusting certain parameters on the Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo page - FIXED
- In the Command Center, if an Ext Amp message is assigned to a footswitch, Ext Amp messages assigned to Instant commands may not restore properly -FIXED
- General stability improvements
- Other minor bug fixes and optimizations
Known Issues
- In rare cases, MIDI note commands set to momentary can switch to latching
- If its Mid and Bass parameters are set to 0.0, the Cali IV Lead Amp/Amp+Cab model sometimes exhibits a decrease in gain
- If snapshot names have been cleared, preset names can sometimes appear blank when switching from Snapshot footswitch mode to Preset footswitch mode
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2017-11-21 15:24:04</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="7856">
        <version>2.30</version>
        <build_string>6c64116</build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_LT_f045daafb_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix Firmware 2.30 Release Notes
New Amps (7)
- Voltage Queen, based on* the Victoria® Electro King
- Derailed Ingrid, based on* the Trainwreck Circuits® Express
- Brit Trem Nrm, based on* the normal channel of the Marshall® Plexi Tremolo 50
- Brit Trem Brt, based on* the bright channel of the Marshall® Plexi Tremolo 50
- Brit Trem Jump, based on* the normal and bright channel (jumped) of the Marshall® Plexi Tremolo 50
- Cartographer, based on* the Ben Adrian Cartographer
- Agua 51, based on* the Aguilar® DB751 bass amp
New Effects (7)
- Distortion > Kinky Boost (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Xotic® EP Booster
- Distortion > Thrifter Fuzz (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
- Dynamics > Kinky Comp (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Xotic® SP Compressor
- Modulation > Bleat Chop Trem (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Lightfoot Labs© Goatkeeper
- Modulation > Double Take (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original doubler
- Delay > Cosmos Echo (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Roland® RE-201 Space Echo
- Volume/Pan > Stereo Width (Stereo), Line 6 Original utility to collapse stereo paths
* All product names are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6.
New Features
- Support for HX EditHelix, Helix Rack/Control, and Helix LT now work with the new HX Edit application (Mac/PC)
- Full State Backup and RestoreHelix supports the all-new HX Edit applications ability to perform full-state backup and restore. IMPORTANT! You MUST be running Helix firmware 2.20 or higher to use full state backup and restore! In HX Edit, from the File pulldown menu, select Create Backup Click [Create Backup] to confirm. To restore from a backup, from the File pulldown menu, select Restore From Backup From the Backup File pulldown, select the desired backup and click [Restore Backup]. You may choose to restore any combination of 8 setlists, IRs (including the index order), and/or Global Settings.
- Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo > Duplicate PC SendBefore 2.30, Helix would purposely omit MIDI PC messages with an identical value as the previous PC message. You may now choose to send duplicate PC messages
- LFO resetStepping on TAP once now resets any LFO-based effects, such as tremolos and rotary speakers
- Support for Variax Shuriken banksWhen a Variax Shuriken is connected, Helixs Input > Multi and Input > Variax blocks will reflect the proper factory bank names. These bank names are retained until a James Tyler Variax or Variax Standard is connected
Improvements/Changes
- The Distortion > Obsidian 7000 model has been tweaked to sound and feel even more like the original
Bug Fixes
- Turning the Cali IV Rhythm 1 models Master knob down can occasionally cause an increase in output volume -FIXED
- When UK 846 and Teardrop 310 wah models Level and Mix parameters are set to 0, ~3dB of gain can be added -FIXED
- Pitch blocks Interval parameters may not be properly restored after exporting and then importing a preset -FIXED
- MIDI clock could become unstable for a brief time after adjusting certain parameters on the Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo page - FIXED
- In the Command Center, if an Ext Amp message is assigned to a footswitch, Ext Amp messages assigned to Instant commands may not restore properly -FIXED
- General stability improvements
- Other minor bug fixes and optimizations
Known Issues
- In rare cases, MIDI note commands set to momentary can switch to latching
- If its Mid and Bass parameters are set to 0.0, the Cali IV Lead Amp/Amp+Cab model sometimes exhibits a decrease in gain
- If snapshot names have been cleared, preset names can sometimes appear blank when switching from Snapshot footswitch mode to Preset footswitch mode
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2017-11-21 15:24:15</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="8008">
        <version>2.50</version>
        <build_string>fe6e8c1f7</build_string>
        <filename>Helix_F15_v2_50_0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[HX Effects 2.50 Release Notes
Helix v2.50 is a firmware update that includes new models, fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations. It is highly recommended that all HX Effects users perform this update! For instructions on how to update your HX Effects, watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLw43iQkLtg
New Effects Models (6)
- Delay > Multi Pass Delay (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original bandpass-filtered multitap delay
- Reverb > Glitz Verb (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
- Reverb > Ganymede (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
- Reverb > Searchlights (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
- Reverb > Plateau (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
- Reverb > Double Tank (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
New Features
- HX Edit support: HX Effects can now utilize the HX Edit application as a preset librarian and IR loader. Full preset editing capability is coming to HX Edit spring of 2018
- IR Support: HX Effects can now load user and third-party Impulse Response (IR) files via the HX Edit application
Improvements/Changes
- 12 of Helix's 18 reverbs originally appeared in M-Class processors. As such, they've been moved into the new Legacy subcategory within the reverb list
- Optimized preset load time
- Optimized Preset and 4 Switch Stomp Mode
- Optimized Factory Presets
- Inclusion and optimization of all M Class FX models  
Bug Fixes
- General stability improvements
- Other minor bug fixes and optimizations
Known Issues
- Restoring a backup while HX Effects is in Preset Mode causes scribble strips to quickly run through upper presets (Windows only)
- MIDI Program Change 0 is sent out via MIDI Din on power up of the device
- Stomp mode does not automatically appear after loading a preset from HX Edit when preset mode is set to momentary on device
- Looper playback can stop after switching between presets that have different Looper Signal Flow position
- Slight thump heard when loading Kinky Boost, Thrifter Fuzz, and Industrial Fuzz
- M Class Delays can make warble noise when adjusting time parameters
- Slight warble in audio can occur when changing the path of a Delay block in Signal Flow
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-01-25 16:44:25</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="8029">
        <version>2.50</version>
        <build_string>83f1d58</build_string>
        <filename>Helix_FLOOR_v2_50_0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[HELIX 2.50 Release Notes
New Amp Models (2)
Cali Texas Ch2, based on* the drive channel of the MESA/Boogie® Lonestar [Ch1 coming later this spring]
Placater Dirty, based on* the BE/HBE channel of the Friedman BE-100 [Clean channel coming later this spring] 
New HX Effects Models (6)
Delay > Multi Pass (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original bandpass-filtered multitap delay
Reverb > Glitz (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
Reverb > Ganymede (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
Reverb > Searchlights (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
Reverb > Plateaux (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
Reverb > Double Tank (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
New Legacy Effects Models (77)
Helix Floor, Rack/Control, and LT now include a library of effects from M13, M9, M5, DL4, DM4, FM4, and MM4. These appear in a new "Legacy" subcategory in the model list.
Distortion > Tube Drive
Distortion > Screamer
Distortion > Overdrive
Distortion > Classic Dist
Distortion > Heavy Dist
Distortion > Colordrive
Distortion > Buzz Saw
Distortion > Facial Fuzz
Distortion > Jumbo Fuzz
Distortion > Fuzz Pi
Distortion > Jet Fuzz
Distortion > Line 6 Drive
Distortion > Line 6 Distortion
Distortion > Sub Oct Fuzz
Distortion > Octave Fuzz
Dynamics > Tube Comp
Dynamics > Red Comp
Dynamics > Blue Comp
Dynamics > Blue Comp Treb
Dynamics > Vetta Comp
Dynamics > Vetta Juice
Dynamics > Boost Comp
Modulation > Pattern Tremolo
Modulation > Panner
Modulation > Bias Tremolo
Modulation > Opto Tremolo
Modulation > Script Phase
Modulation > Panned Phaser
Modulation > Barberpole
Modulation > Dual Phaser
Modulation > U-Vibe
Modulation > Phaser
Modulation > Pitch Vibrato
Modulation > Dimension
Modulation > Analog Chorus
Modulation > Tri Chorus
Modulation > Analog Flanger
Modulation > Jet Flanger
Modulation > AC Flanger
Modulation > 80A Flanger
Modulation > Frequency Shift
Modulation > Ring Modulator
Modulation > Rotary Drum
Modulation > Rotary Drm/Horn
Delay > Ping Pong
Delay > Dynamic
Delay > Stereo
Delay > Digital
Delay > Dig w/ Mod
Delay > Reverse
Delay > Lo Res
Delay > Tube Echo
Delay > Tape Echo
Delay > Sweep Echo
Delay > Echo Platter
Delay > Analog Echo
Delay > Analog w/ Mod
Delay > Auto-Volume Echo
Delay > Multi-Head
Pitch/Synth > Bass Octaver
Pitch/Synth > Smart Harmony
Pitch/Synth > Octi Synth
Pitch/Synth > Synth O Matic
Pitch/Synth > Attack Synth
Pitch/Synth > Synth String
Pitch/Synth > Growler
Filter > Voice Box
Filter > V Tron
Filter > Q Filter
Filter > Seeker
Filter > Obi Wah
Filter > Tron Up
Filter > Tron Down
Filter > Throbber
Filter > Slow Filter
Filter > Spin Cycle
Filter > Comet Trails
Improvements/Changes
- 12 of Helix's 17 reverbs originally appeared in M-Class processors and Verbzilla. As such, they've been moved into the new Legacy subcategory within the Reverb category
- Helix's tempo no longer responds to pressing TAP at tempi lower than 40.0 BPM (Beats Per Minute). This is to ensure that multiple fast tap entries are recognized properly, as previously, they could be seen as one really slow tap entry. You may still manually select a tempo all the way down to 20.0 BPM and your presets can still be saved with tempi down to 20.0 BPM - just touch TAP and turn Knob 6 (BPM)
Bug Fixes
In some cases, when Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo > Duplicate PC Send was set to "Off," duplicate PC messages could still be sent - FIXED
In rare cases, MIDI note commands set to momentary could switch to latching - FIXED
If its Mid and Bass parameters are set to 0.0, the Cali IV Lead Amp/Amp+Cab model could sometimes exhibit a decrease in gain - FIXED
If snapshot names have been cleared, preset names could sometimes appear blank when switching from Snapshot footswitch mode to Preset footswitch mode - FIXED
Helix LT: After restoring Global Settings from HX Edit, the EXP 1/2 LEDs could become responsive - FIXED
Quickly switching between snapshots could cause Command Center > CC Toggle messages to send incorrect MIDI CC data - FIXED
Known Issues
Shuriken bank names only appear after connecting a Shuriken Variax guitar to Helix and opening Variax Workbench HD software
When using two 1024 IR's in a preset, moving the upper IR block before or after a pre/post split block can change the sonic character of the IR block
In rare cases, pitch artifacts may be heard on selected delay blocks when the Time parameter is set to Note Sync values higher than 1/2 Triplet
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-02-07 13:15:04</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="8031">
        <version>2.50</version>
        <build_string>83f1d58</build_string>
        <filename>Helix_LT_v2_50_0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[HELIX 2.50 Release Notes
New Amp Models (2)
Cali Texas Ch2, based on* the drive channel of the MESA/Boogie® Lonestar [Ch1 coming later this spring]
Placater Dirty, based on* the BE/HBE channel of the Friedman BE-100 [Clean channel coming later this spring] 
New HX Effects Models (6)
Delay > Multi Pass (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original bandpass-filtered multitap delay
Reverb > Glitz (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
Reverb > Ganymede (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
Reverb > Searchlights (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
Reverb > Plateaux (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
Reverb > Double Tank (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
New Legacy Effects Models (77)
Helix Floor, Rack/Control, and LT now include a library of effects from M13, M9, M5, DL4, DM4, FM4, and MM4. These appear in a new "Legacy" subcategory in the model list.
Distortion > Tube Drive
Distortion > Screamer
Distortion > Overdrive
Distortion > Classic Dist
Distortion > Heavy Dist
Distortion > Colordrive
Distortion > Buzz Saw
Distortion > Facial Fuzz
Distortion > Jumbo Fuzz
Distortion > Fuzz Pi
Distortion > Jet Fuzz
Distortion > Line 6 Drive
Distortion > Line 6 Distortion
Distortion > Sub Oct Fuzz
Distortion > Octave Fuzz
Dynamics > Tube Comp
Dynamics > Red Comp
Dynamics > Blue Comp
Dynamics > Blue Comp Treb
Dynamics > Vetta Comp
Dynamics > Vetta Juice
Dynamics > Boost Comp
Modulation > Pattern Tremolo
Modulation > Panner
Modulation > Bias Tremolo
Modulation > Opto Tremolo
Modulation > Script Phase
Modulation > Panned Phaser
Modulation > Barberpole
Modulation > Dual Phaser
Modulation > U-Vibe
Modulation > Phaser
Modulation > Pitch Vibrato
Modulation > Dimension
Modulation > Analog Chorus
Modulation > Tri Chorus
Modulation > Analog Flanger
Modulation > Jet Flanger
Modulation > AC Flanger
Modulation > 80A Flanger
Modulation > Frequency Shift
Modulation > Ring Modulator
Modulation > Rotary Drum
Modulation > Rotary Drm/Horn
Delay > Ping Pong
Delay > Dynamic
Delay > Stereo
Delay > Digital
Delay > Dig w/ Mod
Delay > Reverse
Delay > Lo Res
Delay > Tube Echo
Delay > Tape Echo
Delay > Sweep Echo
Delay > Echo Platter
Delay > Analog Echo
Delay > Analog w/ Mod
Delay > Auto-Volume Echo
Delay > Multi-Head
Pitch/Synth > Bass Octaver
Pitch/Synth > Smart Harmony
Pitch/Synth > Octi Synth
Pitch/Synth > Synth O Matic
Pitch/Synth > Attack Synth
Pitch/Synth > Synth String
Pitch/Synth > Growler
Filter > Voice Box
Filter > V Tron
Filter > Q Filter
Filter > Seeker
Filter > Obi Wah
Filter > Tron Up
Filter > Tron Down
Filter > Throbber
Filter > Slow Filter
Filter > Spin Cycle
Filter > Comet Trails
Improvements/Changes
- 12 of Helix's 17 reverbs originally appeared in M-Class processors and Verbzilla. As such, they've been moved into the new Legacy subcategory within the Reverb category
- Helix's tempo no longer responds to pressing TAP at tempi lower than 40.0 BPM (Beats Per Minute). This is to ensure that multiple fast tap entries are recognized properly, as previously, they could be seen as one really slow tap entry. You may still manually select a tempo all the way down to 20.0 BPM and your presets can still be saved with tempi down to 20.0 BPM - just touch TAP and turn Knob 6 (BPM)
Bug Fixes
In some cases, when Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo > Duplicate PC Send was set to "Off," duplicate PC messages could still be sent - FIXED
In rare cases, MIDI note commands set to momentary could switch to latching - FIXED
If its Mid and Bass parameters are set to 0.0, the Cali IV Lead Amp/Amp+Cab model could sometimes exhibit a decrease in gain - FIXED
If snapshot names have been cleared, preset names could sometimes appear blank when switching from Snapshot footswitch mode to Preset footswitch mode - FIXED
Helix LT: After restoring Global Settings from HX Edit, the EXP 1/2 LEDs could become responsive - FIXED
Quickly switching between snapshots could cause Command Center > CC Toggle messages to send incorrect MIDI CC data - FIXED
Known Issues
Shuriken bank names only appear after connecting a Shuriken Variax guitar to Helix and opening Variax Workbench HD software
When using two 1024 IR's in a preset, moving the upper IR block before or after a pre/post split block can change the sonic character of the IR block
In rare cases, pitch artifacts may be heard on selected delay blocks when the Time parameter is set to Note Sync values higher than 1/2 Triplet
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-02-07 13:16:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="8030">
        <version>2.50</version>
        <build_string>83f1d58 </build_string>
        <filename>Helix_RACK_v2_50_0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[HELIX 2.50 Release Notes
New Amp Models (2)
Cali Texas Ch2, based on* the drive channel of the MESA/Boogie® Lonestar [Ch1 coming later this spring]
Placater Dirty, based on* the BE/HBE channel of the Friedman BE-100 [Clean channel coming later this spring] 
New HX Effects Models (6)
Delay > Multi Pass (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original bandpass-filtered multitap delay
Reverb > Glitz (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
Reverb > Ganymede (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
Reverb > Searchlights (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
Reverb > Plateaux (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
Reverb > Double Tank (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
New Legacy Effects Models (77)
Helix Floor, Rack/Control, and LT now include a library of effects from M13, M9, M5, DL4, DM4, FM4, and MM4. These appear in a new "Legacy" subcategory in the model list.
Distortion > Tube Drive
Distortion > Screamer
Distortion > Overdrive
Distortion > Classic Dist
Distortion > Heavy Dist
Distortion > Colordrive
Distortion > Buzz Saw
Distortion > Facial Fuzz
Distortion > Jumbo Fuzz
Distortion > Fuzz Pi
Distortion > Jet Fuzz
Distortion > Line 6 Drive
Distortion > Line 6 Distortion
Distortion > Sub Oct Fuzz
Distortion > Octave Fuzz
Dynamics > Tube Comp
Dynamics > Red Comp
Dynamics > Blue Comp
Dynamics > Blue Comp Treb
Dynamics > Vetta Comp
Dynamics > Vetta Juice
Dynamics > Boost Comp
Modulation > Pattern Tremolo
Modulation > Panner
Modulation > Bias Tremolo
Modulation > Opto Tremolo
Modulation > Script Phase
Modulation > Panned Phaser
Modulation > Barberpole
Modulation > Dual Phaser
Modulation > U-Vibe
Modulation > Phaser
Modulation > Pitch Vibrato
Modulation > Dimension
Modulation > Analog Chorus
Modulation > Tri Chorus
Modulation > Analog Flanger
Modulation > Jet Flanger
Modulation > AC Flanger
Modulation > 80A Flanger
Modulation > Frequency Shift
Modulation > Ring Modulator
Modulation > Rotary Drum
Modulation > Rotary Drm/Horn
Delay > Ping Pong
Delay > Dynamic
Delay > Stereo
Delay > Digital
Delay > Dig w/ Mod
Delay > Reverse
Delay > Lo Res
Delay > Tube Echo
Delay > Tape Echo
Delay > Sweep Echo
Delay > Echo Platter
Delay > Analog Echo
Delay > Analog w/ Mod
Delay > Auto-Volume Echo
Delay > Multi-Head
Pitch/Synth > Bass Octaver
Pitch/Synth > Smart Harmony
Pitch/Synth > Octi Synth
Pitch/Synth > Synth O Matic
Pitch/Synth > Attack Synth
Pitch/Synth > Synth String
Pitch/Synth > Growler
Filter > Voice Box
Filter > V Tron
Filter > Q Filter
Filter > Seeker
Filter > Obi Wah
Filter > Tron Up
Filter > Tron Down
Filter > Throbber
Filter > Slow Filter
Filter > Spin Cycle
Filter > Comet Trails
Improvements/Changes
- 12 of Helix's 17 reverbs originally appeared in M-Class processors and Verbzilla. As such, they've been moved into the new Legacy subcategory within the Reverb category
- Helix's tempo no longer responds to pressing TAP at tempi lower than 40.0 BPM (Beats Per Minute). This is to ensure that multiple fast tap entries are recognized properly, as previously, they could be seen as one really slow tap entry. You may still manually select a tempo all the way down to 20.0 BPM and your presets can still be saved with tempi down to 20.0 BPM - just touch TAP and turn Knob 6 (BPM)
Bug Fixes
In some cases, when Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo > Duplicate PC Send was set to "Off," duplicate PC messages could still be sent - FIXED
In rare cases, MIDI note commands set to momentary could switch to latching - FIXED
If its Mid and Bass parameters are set to 0.0, the Cali IV Lead Amp/Amp+Cab model could sometimes exhibit a decrease in gain - FIXED
If snapshot names have been cleared, preset names could sometimes appear blank when switching from Snapshot footswitch mode to Preset footswitch mode - FIXED
Helix LT: After restoring Global Settings from HX Edit, the EXP 1/2 LEDs could become responsive - FIXED
Quickly switching between snapshots could cause Command Center > CC Toggle messages to send incorrect MIDI CC data - FIXED
Known Issues
Shuriken bank names only appear after connecting a Shuriken Variax guitar to Helix and opening Variax Workbench HD software
When using two 1024 IR's in a preset, moving the upper IR block before or after a pre/post split block can change the sonic character of the IR block
In rare cases, pitch artifacts may be heard on selected delay blocks when the Time parameter is set to Note Sync values higher than 1/2 Triplet
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-02-07 13:16:18</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="8122">
        <version>2.53</version>
        <build_string>fb468aa</build_string>
        <filename>Helix_LT_v2_53_0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[HELIX 2.53 Release Notes
Bug Fixes
- In rare cases, updating from 2.21 firmware or older could result in unit freezing during UI MCU update - FIXED
- External Amp commands could not be transmitted when changing snapshots - FIXED
- In rare cases, Helix Rack could freeze when updating Helix Control - FIXED
- In some cases, an External Amp command (Tip only) could change the internal expression pedal from EXP 1 to EXP 2 (or vice versa) on Helix LT - FIXED
- In some cases, attempting to swap footswitch assignments when one switch was unassigned could cause Helix to freeze - FIXED
- Other bug fixes and optimizations
Known Issues
- In rare cases, a crash can occur when creating an Input or Output in HX Edit (moving split/join to B path) while having a None block selected
- In rare cases, PC messages are sent after Instant Commands on preset load, resulting in perceived delayed response by the device receiving MIDI
- Shuriken Variax bank names will not appear in firmware until Helix is connected to a Mac/PC and Workbench HD is launched
- In rare cases, pitch artifacts may be heard on selected delay blocks when the Time parameter is set to Note Sync values higher than 1/2 Triplet
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-03-01 13:02:04</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="8121">
        <version>2.53</version>
        <build_string>fb468aa</build_string>
        <filename>Helix_FLOOR_v2_53_0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[HELIX 2.53 Release Notes
Bug Fixes
- In rare cases, updating from 2.21 firmware or older could result in unit freezing during UI MCU update - FIXED
- External Amp commands could not be transmitted when changing snapshots - FIXED
- In rare cases, Helix Rack could freeze when updating Helix Control - FIXED
- In some cases, an External Amp command (Tip only) could change the internal expression pedal from EXP 1 to EXP 2 (or vice versa) on Helix LT - FIXED
- In some cases, attempting to swap footswitch assignments when one switch was unassigned could cause Helix to freeze - FIXED
- Other bug fixes and optimizations
Known Issues
- In rare cases, a crash can occur when creating an Input or Output in HX Edit (moving split/join to B path) while having a None block selected
- In rare cases, PC messages are sent after Instant Commands on preset load, resulting in perceived delayed response by the device receiving MIDI
- Shuriken Variax bank names will not appear in firmware until Helix is connected to a Mac/PC and Workbench HD is launched
- In rare cases, pitch artifacts may be heard on selected delay blocks when the Time parameter is set to Note Sync values higher than 1/2 Triplet
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-03-01 13:02:12</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="8123">
        <version>2.53</version>
        <build_string>fb468aa</build_string>
        <filename>Helix_RACK_v2_53_0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[HELIX 2.53 Release Notes
Bug Fixes
- In rare cases, updating from 2.21 firmware or older could result in unit freezing during UI MCU update - FIXED
- External Amp commands could not be transmitted when changing snapshots - FIXED
- In rare cases, Helix Rack could freeze when updating Helix Control - FIXED
- In some cases, an External Amp command (Tip only) could change the internal expression pedal from EXP 1 to EXP 2 (or vice versa) on Helix LT - FIXED
- In some cases, attempting to swap footswitch assignments when one switch was unassigned could cause Helix to freeze - FIXED
- Other bug fixes and optimizations
Known Issues
- In rare cases, a crash can occur when creating an Input or Output in HX Edit (moving split/join to B path) while having a None block selected
- In rare cases, PC messages are sent after Instant Commands on preset load, resulting in perceived delayed response by the device receiving MIDI
- Shuriken Variax bank names will not appear in firmware until Helix is connected to a Mac/PC and Workbench HD is launched
- In rare cases, pitch artifacts may be heard on selected delay blocks when the Time parameter is set to Note Sync values higher than 1/2 Triplet
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-03-01 13:02:37</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="8157">
        <version>2.54</version>
        <build_string>9efa95c</build_string>
        <filename>Helix_FLOOR_v2_54_0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[H E L I X  2.54 Release Notes
Bug Fixes
- Pop noise can occur when exiting Tuner in four cable method setup with FX loop block engaged and audio playing upon entering and exiting Tuner -FIXED
- Once every 74 minutes or so, the AES/EBU or S/PDIF digital signal could drop out for several seconds -FIXED
- Other bug fixes and improvements
Known Issues
- No CC Toggle MIDI data is sent when changing between different Snapshots that feature CC Toggle command assignments in Lit state
- In rare cases, a crash can occur when creating an Input or Output in HX Edit (moving split/join to B path) while having a None block selected
- In rare cases, PC messages are sent after Instant Commands on preset load, resulting in perceived delayed response by the device receiving MIDI
- Shuriken Variax bank names will not appear in firmware until Helix is connected to a Mac/PC and Workbench HD is launched
- In rare cases, pitch artifacts may be heard on selected delay blocks when the Time parameter is set to Note Sync values higher than 1/2 Triplet
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-03-22 11:27:23</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="8159">
        <version>2.54</version>
        <build_string>9efa95c</build_string>
        <filename>Helix_RACK_v2_54_0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[H E L I X  2.54 Release Notes
Bug Fixes
- Pop noise can occur when exiting Tuner in four cable method setup with FX loop block engaged and audio playing upon entering and exiting Tuner -FIXED
- Once every 74 minutes or so, the AES/EBU or S/PDIF digital signal could drop out for several seconds -FIXED
- Other bug fixes and improvements
Known Issues
- No CC Toggle MIDI data is sent when changing between different Snapshots that feature CC Toggle command assignments in Lit state
- In rare cases, a crash can occur when creating an Input or Output in HX Edit (moving split/join to B path) while having a None block selected
- In rare cases, PC messages are sent after Instant Commands on preset load, resulting in perceived delayed response by the device receiving MIDI
- Shuriken Variax bank names will not appear in firmware until Helix is connected to a Mac/PC and Workbench HD is launched
- In rare cases, pitch artifacts may be heard on selected delay blocks when the Time parameter is set to Note Sync values higher than 1/2 Triplet
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-03-22 12:20:23</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="8160">
        <version>2.54</version>
        <build_string>9efa95c</build_string>
        <filename>Helix_LT_v2_54_0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[H E L I X  2.54 Release Notes
Bug Fixes
- Pop noise can occur when exiting Tuner in four cable method setup with FX loop block engaged and audio playing upon entering and exiting Tuner -FIXED
- Once every 74 minutes or so, the AES/EBU or S/PDIF digital signal could drop out for several seconds -FIXED
- Other bug fixes and improvements
Known Issues
- No CC Toggle MIDI data is sent when changing between different Snapshots that feature CC Toggle command assignments in Lit state
- In rare cases, a crash can occur when creating an Input or Output in HX Edit (moving split/join to B path) while having a None block selected
- In rare cases, PC messages are sent after Instant Commands on preset load, resulting in perceived delayed response by the device receiving MIDI
- Shuriken Variax bank names will not appear in firmware until Helix is connected to a Mac/PC and Workbench HD is launched
- In rare cases, pitch artifacts may be heard on selected delay blocks when the Time parameter is set to Note Sync values higher than 1/2 Triplet
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-03-22 12:20:37</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="8161">
        <version>2.54</version>
        <build_string>e30616db3</build_string>
        <filename>HX_EFFECTS_v2.54.0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[H X  E F F E C T S  2.54 Release Notes
Bug Fixes
- Pop noise can occur when exiting Tuner in four cable method setup with FX loop block engaged and audio playing upon entering and exiting Tuner -FIXED
- LFO reset via TAP footswitch not functioning -FIXED
- other bug fixes and improvements
Known Issues
- No CC Toggle MIDI data is sent when changing between different Snapshots that feature CC Toggle command assignments in Lit state
- In rare cases, PC messages are sent after Instant Commands on preset load, resulting in perceived delayed response by the device receiving MIDI
- In rare cases, pitch artifacts may be heard on selected delay blocks when the Time parameter is set to Note Sync values higher than 1/2 Triplet
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-03-22 12:20:49</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="8226">
        <version>1.00.1</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>a41_1.00.1.svu</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Production Firmware for Spider V 20]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-04-23 10:21:19</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220005">Spider V 20</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="8110">
        <version>1.00.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>a40_1.00.0.svu</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the initial production f/w for Powercab 112 and 112 Plus]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-04-26 13:21:31</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00230001">Powercab 112 Plus</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="8244">
        <version>2.23</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>TylerVariax_2.23.vxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Adds support for Variax SR250]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-04-26 14:33:04</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070005">James Tyler Variax</hardware>
          <hardware>Variax Shuriken</hardware>
          <hardware>Variax Standard</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="8359">
        <version>1.01.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>a40_1.01.0.svu</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Powercab 112 Plus Firmware 1.01 Release Notes
Powercab 112 Plus  v1.01.0 is a FREE firmware update that includes fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations. It is recommended that all Powercab 112 Plus users perform this update.
This update will not affect any presets that have been modified by the user.
Thank you for using Powercab!
Improvements:
§  New Global setting: "Direct Out Level" switches the XLR output between Line level or Mic level for connecting to a mixer or audio interface that only accepts a microphone level and avoids clipping when Powercab is gain-staged for maximum output. It is also now set to Mic level by default.
§  Fixed a bug which caused a loud feedback issue to occur when muting the tuner output while using Powercab 112 Plus over L6 Link with a POD HD product. It is highly recommended that all POD HD 500/500X users install this Powercab update immediately.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-06-19 11:27:09</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00230001">Powercab 112 Plus</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="8412">
        <version>2.60</version>
        <build_string>293b3b7d8</build_string>
        <filename>HX EFFECTS_v2_60_0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix/HX Firmware 2.60 The Spring Cleaning Update
New Amp Models (2Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only)
Cali Texas Ch1, based on* the clean channel of the MESA/Boogie® Lonestar
Placater Clean, based on* the clean channel of the Friedman BE-100
New Effects Models (4)
Distortion > Deranged Master (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Dallas Rangemaster Treble Booster - WARNING! Like the real thing, this model can take your head off! Works best before a distorted amp
Distortion > Deez One Vintage (Mono, Stereo), based on* the BOSS© DS-1 distortion pedal (classic Made-in-Japan version)
Distortion > Deez One Mod (Mono, Stereo), based on* the BOSS© DS-1 distortion pedal (Keeley mod version)
Looper > 1 Switch Looper (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 original (doesn't leave Stomp mode)
* All product names are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6.
Using the 1 Switch Looper:
Add a Looper > 1 Switch Looper block to your preset and assign it to a stomp footswitch. (Adding a 1 Switch Looper to HX Effects from Stomp view automatically assigns it to the selected footswitch.)
Press the 1 Switch Looper switch. The LED lights red, indicating the loop is recording.
Press the 1 Switch Looper switch again. The LED lights green, indicating the loop is playing back.
Press the 1 Switch Looper switch again. The LED lights amber, indicating the loop is in overdub mode. Subsequent presses of the switch toggle between play and overdub mode.
While the 1 Switch Looper is in play or overdub mode, press and hold the switch for 1 second. The most recent recording is undone. Holding the switch again will redo the recording. On Helix, Helix Rack/Control, and HX Effects, UNDO or REDO briefly appears on the scribble strip. On Helix LT, UNDO or REDO briefly appears in Performance view.
Quickly double-press the 1 Switch Looper switch. Playback/recording stops and the LED lights white, indicating a loop is in memory.
While Looper playback/recording is stopped, press and hold the switch. The recording is deleted and the LED lights dim white.
Improvements/Changes
The most recent new HX Reverb models have been tweaked to sound notably wetter (see Known Issues below)
When changing the Time parameter, Legacy delay models now exhibit a more organic behavior (more like DL4 and Echo Pro)
The Looper block is now called 6 Switch Looper (see Known Issues below)
Synchronizing to incoming MIDI clock has been improved
The Mix parameter defaults of both mono and stereo HX Reverbs are now consistent
When loading a preset, its default MIDI program change message would be transmitted after the preset is loaded and any Instant commands were sent. This PC message is now sent immediately when the preset is selected
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: Shuriken Variax bank names now appear in the Input > Multi and Input > Variax block without requiring connection to Variax Workbench
HX Effects only: On the Signal Flow page, if the Split block is selected and bypassed, it now appears with a different icon than when its enabled
Many under-the-hood improvements
Bug Fixes
The Filter > Legacy > Obi Wah model is mono (should be stereo) - FIXED
Modulation > Legacy > Analog Chorus > Mode parameter was mislabeled CH Vib - FIXED
Pitch/Synth > Legacy > Smart Harmony > Key parameter was mislabeled V1 Key - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: After selecting a different preset, the Tempo > Preset BPM value display would not be updated - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: While the Looper (now 6 Switch Looper) is in playback mode, the LED on FS9 (Play/Stop) will go dim when exiting and then returning to Looper view - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: When the Tuner > Output routing is set to USB 5/6, the audio can instead be routed to USB 3/4 - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: If an Input block on Path 2A or 2B is set to None, its Input gate remains active if previously engaged - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: If Global Settings > EXP Pedals > EXP 1 Polarity is set to Inverted, EXP 2 Polarity could be affected - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: If a single Stomp mode footswitch is assigned to a block bypass and more than one parameter assignment, repeatedly touching the switch may not cycle through all assignments - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: Saving a preset with a Command Center Note On command can reset the note value to C-1 when quickly changing snapshots - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: In some cases, Command Center CC Toggle messages are not sent when selecting snapshots - FIXED
Helix Rack/Control only: In rare cases, if the current preset in Helix Rack is particularly DSP-intensive and an expression pedal is connected to Helix Control, recalling a different preset or snapshot can cause Helix Control to freeze - FIXED 
Helix Rack/Control only: In rare cases, while quickly navigating presets, the preset name displayed on Helix Rack can sometimes not match that on Helix Control - FIXED
HX Effects only: The Delay > Stereo > Multi Pass block in some factory presets appeared only with the left channel active - FIXED
HX Effects only: Looper (now 6 Switch Looper) playback/recording can sometimes stop when changing presets, even if the target preset has the same type of looper (mono or stereo) - FIXED
HX Effects only: In some cases, the Looper (now 6 Switch Looper) can continue to play when selecting an empty preset with no Looper block - FIXED
HX Effects only: Selecting the Distortion > Thrifter Fuzz model can result in a brief thump accompanied by a high whine - FIXED
HX Effects only: If a controller is assigned to a Modulation > Pattern Trem block parameter and the min value is greater than the max value, moving the controller can cause HX Effects to freeze - FIXED
HX Effects only: Under rare, specific circumstances, parameters assigned to Note values could sometimes reset when recalling snapshots - FIXED
HX Effects only: Loading certain presets can cause some model blocks to appear as None blocks - FIXED
HX Effects only: Copying and pasting a block with many controller assignments can delete all controller assignments (and cause subsequent errors) after saving and then recalling the preset - FIXED
HX Effects only: When Global Settings > Switches >  Stomp mode is set to 4 Switches, the Looper (now 6 Switch Looper) could sometimes fail to display Record and Undo switches - FIXED
HX Effects only: After a factory reset, recording a loop and then saving the preset could result in the loop being cleared - FIXED
HX Effects only: The Split blocks bypass state could sometimes not be recalled via snapshots - FIXED
HX Effects only: Receiving MIDI CC69 messages to recall snapshots can sometimes result in unpredictable block bypass states - FIXED
HX Effects only: Attempting to assign a block to a footswitch that already has eight assignments can result in clearing one or more original assignments - FIXED
HX Effects only: In rare cases, assigning the same EXP pedal to the same parameter twice in a row via Learn Controller can cause a scribble strips contents to disappear  FIXED
HX Effects only: Adjusting a parameter with an expression pedal while holding TAP/TUNER can result in the blocks parameters appearing in Tuner view - FIXED
HX Effects only: When receiving an MIDI CC52, CC53, or CC54 message, HX Effects does not respond as expected - FIXED
HX Effects only: When a Send 1/2 Output block is selected, parameters in the Controller Assign are incorrect - FIXED
HX Effects only: After assigning a controller to the Pitch/Synth > Simple Pitch > Interval parameter, it appears as -2147483 in parameter spill view - FIXED
HX Effects only: Certain parameters with both positive and negative values can sometimes cause the Controller Assign menus Min Value and Max Value parameter sliders to not reflect the correct value - FIXED
HX Effects only: After assigning a footswitch to parameter control via Controller Assigns FS3 (Learn), relearning a MIDI CC message results in HX Effects automatically applying CC4, regardless of the CC# received - FIXED
HX Effects only: Looper (now 6 Switch Looper) Undo function would not undo the most recent overdub - FIXED
HX Effects only: While performing a Factory Reset, turning knobs 1-3 could cause Global Settings to appear above Footswitch 2 - FIXED
HX Effects only: If a Wah block is changed to a Looper block, the Loopers Playback parameter is automatically assigned to EXP 2 - FIXED
HX Effects only: After clearing three or more Command Center assignments, all saved Command Center snapshot data can be inadvertently cleared - FIXED
HX Effects only: In rare cases, duplicate Command Center Instant commands can be transmitted when selecting snapshots - FIXED
HX Effects only: When Global Settings > Pedals > EXP 1 Position or EXP 2 Position is set to Global, expression position may not always affect parameters globally - FIXED
HX Effects only: After saving a preset, HX Effects would sometimes not display the most recently accessed block on a footswitch assigned to multiple blocks - FIXED
HX Effects only: When the Tuner output is set to Send 1/2, signal flow audio sent to Send 1/2 can be muted - FIXED
HX Effects only: In rare, specific circumstances, Command Center MIDI Bank/Prog and CC values can be inadvertently altered when changing snapshots - FIXED
HX Effects only: Assigning 11 (!) parameters to a single controller, copying/pasting the block, and then moving the controller can cause HX Effects to freeze - FIXED
HX Effects only: If the Mixer block is moved to Path B, moving the block would cause its parameters above Footswitch 3 to disappear - FIXED
HX Effects only: While in the Save Preset menu, touching the TAP/TUNER switch to open the Tempo Panel will reset any recent custom name or save destination - FIXED
HX Effects only: In some cases, manually setting a Wah, Volume, or Pitch Whams switch assignment can result in odd parameter slider behavior - FIXED
HX Effects only: In the Command Center, any Bank/Prog messages CC00, CC32, and Prog parameters could not contain have a value of 0 - FIXED
HX Effects only: If a block has a dual-state parameter assigned to a different footswitch, copying and pasting the block to another switch can fail to display white controller nodes and sometimes may freeze the UI - FIXED
HX Effects only: Receiving a MIDI CC68 message does not open and close the Tuner view - FIXED
HX Effects only: In some cases, Send 1/2 & Main L/R Pan and Level parameter settings are reflected across preset changes - FIXED
HX Effects only: Snapshot names can sometimes fail to appear on the scribble strips - FIXED
HX Effects only: EXP 1 and 2 would behave as if it was set to Per Preset, even when set to Global - FIXED
Many other minor bug fixes and optimizations
Known Issues
As the new HX Reverb models have been tweaked to sound notably wetter, any existing user presets that use these models will sound different. Although Helix and HX hardware has the ability to compensate for changes made to models when rebuilding presets (and one of our goals is to rarely if ever cause audible changes to existing user presets), the improvements made to the reverb blocks unfortunately cannot be compensated for
Existing user presets containing Helixs classic Looper block will continue to read Looper instead of 6 Switch-Looper until the model is changed and the preset is re-saved. This is normal and does not affect operation
In rare cases, pitch artifacts may be heard on selected delay blocks when the Time parameter is set to Note Sync values higher than 1/2 Triplet
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-07-02 12:27:30</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="8411">
        <version>2.60</version>
        <build_string>41ed83b</build_string>
        <filename>Helix_RACK_v2_60_0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix/HX Firmware 2.60 The Spring Cleaning Update
New Amp Models (2Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only)
Cali Texas Ch1, based on* the clean channel of the MESA/Boogie® Lonestar
Placater Clean, based on* the clean channel of the Friedman BE-100
New Effects Models (4)
Distortion > Deranged Master (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Dallas Rangemaster Treble Booster - WARNING! Like the real thing, this model can take your head off! Works best before a distorted amp
Distortion > Deez One Vintage (Mono, Stereo), based on* the BOSS© DS-1 distortion pedal (classic Made-in-Japan version)
Distortion > Deez One Mod (Mono, Stereo), based on* the BOSS© DS-1 distortion pedal (Keeley mod version)
Looper > 1 Switch Looper (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 original (doesn't leave Stomp mode)
* All product names are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6.
Using the 1 Switch Looper:
Add a Looper > 1 Switch Looper block to your preset and assign it to a stomp footswitch. (Adding a 1 Switch Looper to HX Effects from Stomp view automatically assigns it to the selected footswitch.)
Press the 1 Switch Looper switch. The LED lights red, indicating the loop is recording.
Press the 1 Switch Looper switch again. The LED lights green, indicating the loop is playing back.
Press the 1 Switch Looper switch again. The LED lights amber, indicating the loop is in overdub mode. Subsequent presses of the switch toggle between play and overdub mode.
While the 1 Switch Looper is in play or overdub mode, press and hold the switch for 1 second. The most recent recording is undone. Holding the switch again will redo the recording. On Helix, Helix Rack/Control, and HX Effects, UNDO or REDO briefly appears on the scribble strip. On Helix LT, UNDO or REDO briefly appears in Performance view.
Quickly double-press the 1 Switch Looper switch. Playback/recording stops and the LED lights white, indicating a loop is in memory.
While Looper playback/recording is stopped, press and hold the switch. The recording is deleted and the LED lights dim white.
Improvements/Changes
The most recent new HX Reverb models have been tweaked to sound notably wetter (see Known Issues below)
When changing the Time parameter, Legacy delay models now exhibit a more organic behavior (more like DL4 and Echo Pro)
The Looper block is now called 6 Switch Looper (see Known Issues below)
Synchronizing to incoming MIDI clock has been improved
The Mix parameter defaults of both mono and stereo HX Reverbs are now consistent
When loading a preset, its default MIDI program change message would be transmitted after the preset is loaded and any Instant commands were sent. This PC message is now sent immediately when the preset is selected
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: Shuriken Variax bank names now appear in the Input > Multi and Input > Variax block without requiring connection to Variax Workbench
HX Effects only: On the Signal Flow page, if the Split block is selected and bypassed, it now appears with a different icon than when its enabled
Many under-the-hood improvements
Bug Fixes
The Filter > Legacy > Obi Wah model is mono (should be stereo) - FIXED
Modulation > Legacy > Analog Chorus > Mode parameter was mislabeled CH Vib - FIXED
Pitch/Synth > Legacy > Smart Harmony > Key parameter was mislabeled V1 Key - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: After selecting a different preset, the Tempo > Preset BPM value display would not be updated - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: While the Looper (now 6 Switch Looper) is in playback mode, the LED on FS9 (Play/Stop) will go dim when exiting and then returning to Looper view - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: When the Tuner > Output routing is set to USB 5/6, the audio can instead be routed to USB 3/4 - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: If an Input block on Path 2A or 2B is set to None, its Input gate remains active if previously engaged - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: If Global Settings > EXP Pedals > EXP 1 Polarity is set to Inverted, EXP 2 Polarity could be affected - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: If a single Stomp mode footswitch is assigned to a block bypass and more than one parameter assignment, repeatedly touching the switch may not cycle through all assignments - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: Saving a preset with a Command Center Note On command can reset the note value to C-1 when quickly changing snapshots - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: In some cases, Command Center CC Toggle messages are not sent when selecting snapshots - FIXED
Helix Rack/Control only: In rare cases, if the current preset in Helix Rack is particularly DSP-intensive and an expression pedal is connected to Helix Control, recalling a different preset or snapshot can cause Helix Control to freeze - FIXED 
Helix Rack/Control only: In rare cases, while quickly navigating presets, the preset name displayed on Helix Rack can sometimes not match that on Helix Control - FIXED
HX Effects only: The Delay > Stereo > Multi Pass block in some factory presets appeared only with the left channel active - FIXED
HX Effects only: Looper (now 6 Switch Looper) playback/recording can sometimes stop when changing presets, even if the target preset has the same type of looper (mono or stereo) - FIXED
HX Effects only: In some cases, the Looper (now 6 Switch Looper) can continue to play when selecting an empty preset with no Looper block - FIXED
HX Effects only: Selecting the Distortion > Thrifter Fuzz model can result in a brief thump accompanied by a high whine - FIXED
HX Effects only: If a controller is assigned to a Modulation > Pattern Trem block parameter and the min value is greater than the max value, moving the controller can cause HX Effects to freeze - FIXED
HX Effects only: Under rare, specific circumstances, parameters assigned to Note values could sometimes reset when recalling snapshots - FIXED
HX Effects only: Loading certain presets can cause some model blocks to appear as None blocks - FIXED
HX Effects only: Copying and pasting a block with many controller assignments can delete all controller assignments (and cause subsequent errors) after saving and then recalling the preset - FIXED
HX Effects only: When Global Settings > Switches >  Stomp mode is set to 4 Switches, the Looper (now 6 Switch Looper) could sometimes fail to display Record and Undo switches - FIXED
HX Effects only: After a factory reset, recording a loop and then saving the preset could result in the loop being cleared - FIXED
HX Effects only: The Split blocks bypass state could sometimes not be recalled via snapshots - FIXED
HX Effects only: Receiving MIDI CC69 messages to recall snapshots can sometimes result in unpredictable block bypass states - FIXED
HX Effects only: Attempting to assign a block to a footswitch that already has eight assignments can result in clearing one or more original assignments - FIXED
HX Effects only: In rare cases, assigning the same EXP pedal to the same parameter twice in a row via Learn Controller can cause a scribble strips contents to disappear  FIXED
HX Effects only: Adjusting a parameter with an expression pedal while holding TAP/TUNER can result in the blocks parameters appearing in Tuner view - FIXED
HX Effects only: When receiving an MIDI CC52, CC53, or CC54 message, HX Effects does not respond as expected - FIXED
HX Effects only: When a Send 1/2 Output block is selected, parameters in the Controller Assign are incorrect - FIXED
HX Effects only: After assigning a controller to the Pitch/Synth > Simple Pitch > Interval parameter, it appears as -2147483 in parameter spill view - FIXED
HX Effects only: Certain parameters with both positive and negative values can sometimes cause the Controller Assign menus Min Value and Max Value parameter sliders to not reflect the correct value - FIXED
HX Effects only: After assigning a footswitch to parameter control via Controller Assigns FS3 (Learn), relearning a MIDI CC message results in HX Effects automatically applying CC4, regardless of the CC# received - FIXED
HX Effects only: Looper (now 6 Switch Looper) Undo function would not undo the most recent overdub - FIXED
HX Effects only: While performing a Factory Reset, turning knobs 1-3 could cause Global Settings to appear above Footswitch 2 - FIXED
HX Effects only: If a Wah block is changed to a Looper block, the Loopers Playback parameter is automatically assigned to EXP 2 - FIXED
HX Effects only: After clearing three or more Command Center assignments, all saved Command Center snapshot data can be inadvertently cleared - FIXED
HX Effects only: In rare cases, duplicate Command Center Instant commands can be transmitted when selecting snapshots - FIXED
HX Effects only: When Global Settings > Pedals > EXP 1 Position or EXP 2 Position is set to Global, expression position may not always affect parameters globally - FIXED
HX Effects only: After saving a preset, HX Effects would sometimes not display the most recently accessed block on a footswitch assigned to multiple blocks - FIXED
HX Effects only: When the Tuner output is set to Send 1/2, signal flow audio sent to Send 1/2 can be muted - FIXED
HX Effects only: In rare, specific circumstances, Command Center MIDI Bank/Prog and CC values can be inadvertently altered when changing snapshots - FIXED
HX Effects only: Assigning 11 (!) parameters to a single controller, copying/pasting the block, and then moving the controller can cause HX Effects to freeze - FIXED
HX Effects only: If the Mixer block is moved to Path B, moving the block would cause its parameters above Footswitch 3 to disappear - FIXED
HX Effects only: While in the Save Preset menu, touching the TAP/TUNER switch to open the Tempo Panel will reset any recent custom name or save destination - FIXED
HX Effects only: In some cases, manually setting a Wah, Volume, or Pitch Whams switch assignment can result in odd parameter slider behavior - FIXED
HX Effects only: In the Command Center, any Bank/Prog messages CC00, CC32, and Prog parameters could not contain have a value of 0 - FIXED
HX Effects only: If a block has a dual-state parameter assigned to a different footswitch, copying and pasting the block to another switch can fail to display white controller nodes and sometimes may freeze the UI - FIXED
HX Effects only: Receiving a MIDI CC68 message does not open and close the Tuner view - FIXED
HX Effects only: In some cases, Send 1/2 & Main L/R Pan and Level parameter settings are reflected across preset changes - FIXED
HX Effects only: Snapshot names can sometimes fail to appear on the scribble strips - FIXED
HX Effects only: EXP 1 and 2 would behave as if it was set to Per Preset, even when set to Global - FIXED
Many other minor bug fixes and optimizations
Known Issues
As the new HX Reverb models have been tweaked to sound notably wetter, any existing user presets that use these models will sound different. Although Helix and HX hardware has the ability to compensate for changes made to models when rebuilding presets (and one of our goals is to rarely if ever cause audible changes to existing user presets), the improvements made to the reverb blocks unfortunately cannot be compensated for
Existing user presets containing Helixs classic Looper block will continue to read Looper instead of 6 Switch-Looper until the model is changed and the preset is re-saved. This is normal and does not affect operation
In rare cases, pitch artifacts may be heard on selected delay blocks when the Time parameter is set to Note Sync values higher than 1/2 Triplet
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-07-02 12:27:44</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="8409">
        <version>2.60</version>
        <build_string>41ed83b</build_string>
        <filename>Helix_FLOOR_v2_60_0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix/HX Firmware 2.60 The Spring Cleaning Update
New Amp Models (2Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only)
Cali Texas Ch1, based on* the clean channel of the MESA/Boogie® Lonestar
Placater Clean, based on* the clean channel of the Friedman BE-100
New Effects Models (4)
Distortion > Deranged Master (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Dallas Rangemaster Treble Booster - WARNING! Like the real thing, this model can take your head off! Works best before a distorted amp
Distortion > Deez One Vintage (Mono, Stereo), based on* the BOSS© DS-1 distortion pedal (classic Made-in-Japan version)
Distortion > Deez One Mod (Mono, Stereo), based on* the BOSS© DS-1 distortion pedal (Keeley mod version)
Looper > 1 Switch Looper (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 original (doesn't leave Stomp mode)
* All product names are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6.
Using the 1 Switch Looper:
Add a Looper > 1 Switch Looper block to your preset and assign it to a stomp footswitch. (Adding a 1 Switch Looper to HX Effects from Stomp view automatically assigns it to the selected footswitch.)
Press the 1 Switch Looper switch. The LED lights red, indicating the loop is recording.
Press the 1 Switch Looper switch again. The LED lights green, indicating the loop is playing back.
Press the 1 Switch Looper switch again. The LED lights amber, indicating the loop is in overdub mode. Subsequent presses of the switch toggle between play and overdub mode.
While the 1 Switch Looper is in play or overdub mode, press and hold the switch for 1 second. The most recent recording is undone. Holding the switch again will redo the recording. On Helix, Helix Rack/Control, and HX Effects, UNDO or REDO briefly appears on the scribble strip. On Helix LT, UNDO or REDO briefly appears in Performance view.
Quickly double-press the 1 Switch Looper switch. Playback/recording stops and the LED lights white, indicating a loop is in memory.
While Looper playback/recording is stopped, press and hold the switch. The recording is deleted and the LED lights dim white.
Improvements/Changes
The most recent new HX Reverb models have been tweaked to sound notably wetter (see Known Issues below)
When changing the Time parameter, Legacy delay models now exhibit a more organic behavior (more like DL4 and Echo Pro)
The Looper block is now called 6 Switch Looper (see Known Issues below)
Synchronizing to incoming MIDI clock has been improved
The Mix parameter defaults of both mono and stereo HX Reverbs are now consistent
When loading a preset, its default MIDI program change message would be transmitted after the preset is loaded and any Instant commands were sent. This PC message is now sent immediately when the preset is selected
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: Shuriken Variax bank names now appear in the Input > Multi and Input > Variax block without requiring connection to Variax Workbench
HX Effects only: On the Signal Flow page, if the Split block is selected and bypassed, it now appears with a different icon than when its enabled
Many under-the-hood improvements
Bug Fixes
The Filter > Legacy > Obi Wah model is mono (should be stereo) - FIXED
Modulation > Legacy > Analog Chorus > Mode parameter was mislabeled CH Vib - FIXED
Pitch/Synth > Legacy > Smart Harmony > Key parameter was mislabeled V1 Key - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: After selecting a different preset, the Tempo > Preset BPM value display would not be updated - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: While the Looper (now 6 Switch Looper) is in playback mode, the LED on FS9 (Play/Stop) will go dim when exiting and then returning to Looper view - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: When the Tuner > Output routing is set to USB 5/6, the audio can instead be routed to USB 3/4 - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: If an Input block on Path 2A or 2B is set to None, its Input gate remains active if previously engaged - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: If Global Settings > EXP Pedals > EXP 1 Polarity is set to Inverted, EXP 2 Polarity could be affected - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: If a single Stomp mode footswitch is assigned to a block bypass and more than one parameter assignment, repeatedly touching the switch may not cycle through all assignments - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: Saving a preset with a Command Center Note On command can reset the note value to C-1 when quickly changing snapshots - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: In some cases, Command Center CC Toggle messages are not sent when selecting snapshots - FIXED
Helix Rack/Control only: In rare cases, if the current preset in Helix Rack is particularly DSP-intensive and an expression pedal is connected to Helix Control, recalling a different preset or snapshot can cause Helix Control to freeze - FIXED 
Helix Rack/Control only: In rare cases, while quickly navigating presets, the preset name displayed on Helix Rack can sometimes not match that on Helix Control - FIXED
HX Effects only: The Delay > Stereo > Multi Pass block in some factory presets appeared only with the left channel active - FIXED
HX Effects only: Looper (now 6 Switch Looper) playback/recording can sometimes stop when changing presets, even if the target preset has the same type of looper (mono or stereo) - FIXED
HX Effects only: In some cases, the Looper (now 6 Switch Looper) can continue to play when selecting an empty preset with no Looper block - FIXED
HX Effects only: Selecting the Distortion > Thrifter Fuzz model can result in a brief thump accompanied by a high whine - FIXED
HX Effects only: If a controller is assigned to a Modulation > Pattern Trem block parameter and the min value is greater than the max value, moving the controller can cause HX Effects to freeze - FIXED
HX Effects only: Under rare, specific circumstances, parameters assigned to Note values could sometimes reset when recalling snapshots - FIXED
HX Effects only: Loading certain presets can cause some model blocks to appear as None blocks - FIXED
HX Effects only: Copying and pasting a block with many controller assignments can delete all controller assignments (and cause subsequent errors) after saving and then recalling the preset - FIXED
HX Effects only: When Global Settings > Switches >  Stomp mode is set to 4 Switches, the Looper (now 6 Switch Looper) could sometimes fail to display Record and Undo switches - FIXED
HX Effects only: After a factory reset, recording a loop and then saving the preset could result in the loop being cleared - FIXED
HX Effects only: The Split blocks bypass state could sometimes not be recalled via snapshots - FIXED
HX Effects only: Receiving MIDI CC69 messages to recall snapshots can sometimes result in unpredictable block bypass states - FIXED
HX Effects only: Attempting to assign a block to a footswitch that already has eight assignments can result in clearing one or more original assignments - FIXED
HX Effects only: In rare cases, assigning the same EXP pedal to the same parameter twice in a row via Learn Controller can cause a scribble strips contents to disappear  FIXED
HX Effects only: Adjusting a parameter with an expression pedal while holding TAP/TUNER can result in the blocks parameters appearing in Tuner view - FIXED
HX Effects only: When receiving an MIDI CC52, CC53, or CC54 message, HX Effects does not respond as expected - FIXED
HX Effects only: When a Send 1/2 Output block is selected, parameters in the Controller Assign are incorrect - FIXED
HX Effects only: After assigning a controller to the Pitch/Synth > Simple Pitch > Interval parameter, it appears as -2147483 in parameter spill view - FIXED
HX Effects only: Certain parameters with both positive and negative values can sometimes cause the Controller Assign menus Min Value and Max Value parameter sliders to not reflect the correct value - FIXED
HX Effects only: After assigning a footswitch to parameter control via Controller Assigns FS3 (Learn), relearning a MIDI CC message results in HX Effects automatically applying CC4, regardless of the CC# received - FIXED
HX Effects only: Looper (now 6 Switch Looper) Undo function would not undo the most recent overdub - FIXED
HX Effects only: While performing a Factory Reset, turning knobs 1-3 could cause Global Settings to appear above Footswitch 2 - FIXED
HX Effects only: If a Wah block is changed to a Looper block, the Loopers Playback parameter is automatically assigned to EXP 2 - FIXED
HX Effects only: After clearing three or more Command Center assignments, all saved Command Center snapshot data can be inadvertently cleared - FIXED
HX Effects only: In rare cases, duplicate Command Center Instant commands can be transmitted when selecting snapshots - FIXED
HX Effects only: When Global Settings > Pedals > EXP 1 Position or EXP 2 Position is set to Global, expression position may not always affect parameters globally - FIXED
HX Effects only: After saving a preset, HX Effects would sometimes not display the most recently accessed block on a footswitch assigned to multiple blocks - FIXED
HX Effects only: When the Tuner output is set to Send 1/2, signal flow audio sent to Send 1/2 can be muted - FIXED
HX Effects only: In rare, specific circumstances, Command Center MIDI Bank/Prog and CC values can be inadvertently altered when changing snapshots - FIXED
HX Effects only: Assigning 11 (!) parameters to a single controller, copying/pasting the block, and then moving the controller can cause HX Effects to freeze - FIXED
HX Effects only: If the Mixer block is moved to Path B, moving the block would cause its parameters above Footswitch 3 to disappear - FIXED
HX Effects only: While in the Save Preset menu, touching the TAP/TUNER switch to open the Tempo Panel will reset any recent custom name or save destination - FIXED
HX Effects only: In some cases, manually setting a Wah, Volume, or Pitch Whams switch assignment can result in odd parameter slider behavior - FIXED
HX Effects only: In the Command Center, any Bank/Prog messages CC00, CC32, and Prog parameters could not contain have a value of 0 - FIXED
HX Effects only: If a block has a dual-state parameter assigned to a different footswitch, copying and pasting the block to another switch can fail to display white controller nodes and sometimes may freeze the UI - FIXED
HX Effects only: Receiving a MIDI CC68 message does not open and close the Tuner view - FIXED
HX Effects only: In some cases, Send 1/2 & Main L/R Pan and Level parameter settings are reflected across preset changes - FIXED
HX Effects only: Snapshot names can sometimes fail to appear on the scribble strips - FIXED
HX Effects only: EXP 1 and 2 would behave as if it was set to Per Preset, even when set to Global - FIXED
Many other minor bug fixes and optimizations
Known Issues
As the new HX Reverb models have been tweaked to sound notably wetter, any existing user presets that use these models will sound different. Although Helix and HX hardware has the ability to compensate for changes made to models when rebuilding presets (and one of our goals is to rarely if ever cause audible changes to existing user presets), the improvements made to the reverb blocks unfortunately cannot be compensated for
Existing user presets containing Helixs classic Looper block will continue to read Looper instead of 6 Switch-Looper until the model is changed and the preset is re-saved. This is normal and does not affect operation
In rare cases, pitch artifacts may be heard on selected delay blocks when the Time parameter is set to Note Sync values higher than 1/2 Triplet
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-07-02 12:27:59</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="8410">
        <version>2.60</version>
        <build_string>41ed83b</build_string>
        <filename>Helix_LT_v2_60_0_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix/HX Firmware 2.60 The Spring Cleaning Update
New Amp Models (2Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only)
Cali Texas Ch1, based on* the clean channel of the MESA/Boogie® Lonestar
Placater Clean, based on* the clean channel of the Friedman BE-100
New Effects Models (4)
Distortion > Deranged Master (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Dallas Rangemaster Treble Booster - WARNING! Like the real thing, this model can take your head off! Works best before a distorted amp
Distortion > Deez One Vintage (Mono, Stereo), based on* the BOSS© DS-1 distortion pedal (classic Made-in-Japan version)
Distortion > Deez One Mod (Mono, Stereo), based on* the BOSS© DS-1 distortion pedal (Keeley mod version)
Looper > 1 Switch Looper (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 original (doesn't leave Stomp mode)
* All product names are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6.
Using the 1 Switch Looper:
Add a Looper > 1 Switch Looper block to your preset and assign it to a stomp footswitch. (Adding a 1 Switch Looper to HX Effects from Stomp view automatically assigns it to the selected footswitch.)
Press the 1 Switch Looper switch. The LED lights red, indicating the loop is recording.
Press the 1 Switch Looper switch again. The LED lights green, indicating the loop is playing back.
Press the 1 Switch Looper switch again. The LED lights amber, indicating the loop is in overdub mode. Subsequent presses of the switch toggle between play and overdub mode.
While the 1 Switch Looper is in play or overdub mode, press and hold the switch for 1 second. The most recent recording is undone. Holding the switch again will redo the recording. On Helix, Helix Rack/Control, and HX Effects, UNDO or REDO briefly appears on the scribble strip. On Helix LT, UNDO or REDO briefly appears in Performance view.
Quickly double-press the 1 Switch Looper switch. Playback/recording stops and the LED lights white, indicating a loop is in memory.
While Looper playback/recording is stopped, press and hold the switch. The recording is deleted and the LED lights dim white.
Improvements/Changes
The most recent new HX Reverb models have been tweaked to sound notably wetter (see Known Issues below)
When changing the Time parameter, Legacy delay models now exhibit a more organic behavior (more like DL4 and Echo Pro)
The Looper block is now called 6 Switch Looper (see Known Issues below)
Synchronizing to incoming MIDI clock has been improved
The Mix parameter defaults of both mono and stereo HX Reverbs are now consistent
When loading a preset, its default MIDI program change message would be transmitted after the preset is loaded and any Instant commands were sent. This PC message is now sent immediately when the preset is selected
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: Shuriken Variax bank names now appear in the Input > Multi and Input > Variax block without requiring connection to Variax Workbench
HX Effects only: On the Signal Flow page, if the Split block is selected and bypassed, it now appears with a different icon than when its enabled
Many under-the-hood improvements
Bug Fixes
The Filter > Legacy > Obi Wah model is mono (should be stereo) - FIXED
Modulation > Legacy > Analog Chorus > Mode parameter was mislabeled CH Vib - FIXED
Pitch/Synth > Legacy > Smart Harmony > Key parameter was mislabeled V1 Key - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: After selecting a different preset, the Tempo > Preset BPM value display would not be updated - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: While the Looper (now 6 Switch Looper) is in playback mode, the LED on FS9 (Play/Stop) will go dim when exiting and then returning to Looper view - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: When the Tuner > Output routing is set to USB 5/6, the audio can instead be routed to USB 3/4 - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: If an Input block on Path 2A or 2B is set to None, its Input gate remains active if previously engaged - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: If Global Settings > EXP Pedals > EXP 1 Polarity is set to Inverted, EXP 2 Polarity could be affected - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: If a single Stomp mode footswitch is assigned to a block bypass and more than one parameter assignment, repeatedly touching the switch may not cycle through all assignments - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: Saving a preset with a Command Center Note On command can reset the note value to C-1 when quickly changing snapshots - FIXED
Helix, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT only: In some cases, Command Center CC Toggle messages are not sent when selecting snapshots - FIXED
Helix Rack/Control only: In rare cases, if the current preset in Helix Rack is particularly DSP-intensive and an expression pedal is connected to Helix Control, recalling a different preset or snapshot can cause Helix Control to freeze - FIXED 
Helix Rack/Control only: In rare cases, while quickly navigating presets, the preset name displayed on Helix Rack can sometimes not match that on Helix Control - FIXED
HX Effects only: The Delay > Stereo > Multi Pass block in some factory presets appeared only with the left channel active - FIXED
HX Effects only: Looper (now 6 Switch Looper) playback/recording can sometimes stop when changing presets, even if the target preset has the same type of looper (mono or stereo) - FIXED
HX Effects only: In some cases, the Looper (now 6 Switch Looper) can continue to play when selecting an empty preset with no Looper block - FIXED
HX Effects only: Selecting the Distortion > Thrifter Fuzz model can result in a brief thump accompanied by a high whine - FIXED
HX Effects only: If a controller is assigned to a Modulation > Pattern Trem block parameter and the min value is greater than the max value, moving the controller can cause HX Effects to freeze - FIXED
HX Effects only: Under rare, specific circumstances, parameters assigned to Note values could sometimes reset when recalling snapshots - FIXED
HX Effects only: Loading certain presets can cause some model blocks to appear as None blocks - FIXED
HX Effects only: Copying and pasting a block with many controller assignments can delete all controller assignments (and cause subsequent errors) after saving and then recalling the preset - FIXED
HX Effects only: When Global Settings > Switches >  Stomp mode is set to 4 Switches, the Looper (now 6 Switch Looper) could sometimes fail to display Record and Undo switches - FIXED
HX Effects only: After a factory reset, recording a loop and then saving the preset could result in the loop being cleared - FIXED
HX Effects only: The Split blocks bypass state could sometimes not be recalled via snapshots - FIXED
HX Effects only: Receiving MIDI CC69 messages to recall snapshots can sometimes result in unpredictable block bypass states - FIXED
HX Effects only: Attempting to assign a block to a footswitch that already has eight assignments can result in clearing one or more original assignments - FIXED
HX Effects only: In rare cases, assigning the same EXP pedal to the same parameter twice in a row via Learn Controller can cause a scribble strips contents to disappear  FIXED
HX Effects only: Adjusting a parameter with an expression pedal while holding TAP/TUNER can result in the blocks parameters appearing in Tuner view - FIXED
HX Effects only: When receiving an MIDI CC52, CC53, or CC54 message, HX Effects does not respond as expected - FIXED
HX Effects only: When a Send 1/2 Output block is selected, parameters in the Controller Assign are incorrect - FIXED
HX Effects only: After assigning a controller to the Pitch/Synth > Simple Pitch > Interval parameter, it appears as -2147483 in parameter spill view - FIXED
HX Effects only: Certain parameters with both positive and negative values can sometimes cause the Controller Assign menus Min Value and Max Value parameter sliders to not reflect the correct value - FIXED
HX Effects only: After assigning a footswitch to parameter control via Controller Assigns FS3 (Learn), relearning a MIDI CC message results in HX Effects automatically applying CC4, regardless of the CC# received - FIXED
HX Effects only: Looper (now 6 Switch Looper) Undo function would not undo the most recent overdub - FIXED
HX Effects only: While performing a Factory Reset, turning knobs 1-3 could cause Global Settings to appear above Footswitch 2 - FIXED
HX Effects only: If a Wah block is changed to a Looper block, the Loopers Playback parameter is automatically assigned to EXP 2 - FIXED
HX Effects only: After clearing three or more Command Center assignments, all saved Command Center snapshot data can be inadvertently cleared - FIXED
HX Effects only: In rare cases, duplicate Command Center Instant commands can be transmitted when selecting snapshots - FIXED
HX Effects only: When Global Settings > Pedals > EXP 1 Position or EXP 2 Position is set to Global, expression position may not always affect parameters globally - FIXED
HX Effects only: After saving a preset, HX Effects would sometimes not display the most recently accessed block on a footswitch assigned to multiple blocks - FIXED
HX Effects only: When the Tuner output is set to Send 1/2, signal flow audio sent to Send 1/2 can be muted - FIXED
HX Effects only: In rare, specific circumstances, Command Center MIDI Bank/Prog and CC values can be inadvertently altered when changing snapshots - FIXED
HX Effects only: Assigning 11 (!) parameters to a single controller, copying/pasting the block, and then moving the controller can cause HX Effects to freeze - FIXED
HX Effects only: If the Mixer block is moved to Path B, moving the block would cause its parameters above Footswitch 3 to disappear - FIXED
HX Effects only: While in the Save Preset menu, touching the TAP/TUNER switch to open the Tempo Panel will reset any recent custom name or save destination - FIXED
HX Effects only: In some cases, manually setting a Wah, Volume, or Pitch Whams switch assignment can result in odd parameter slider behavior - FIXED
HX Effects only: In the Command Center, any Bank/Prog messages CC00, CC32, and Prog parameters could not contain have a value of 0 - FIXED
HX Effects only: If a block has a dual-state parameter assigned to a different footswitch, copying and pasting the block to another switch can fail to display white controller nodes and sometimes may freeze the UI - FIXED
HX Effects only: Receiving a MIDI CC68 message does not open and close the Tuner view - FIXED
HX Effects only: In some cases, Send 1/2 & Main L/R Pan and Level parameter settings are reflected across preset changes - FIXED
HX Effects only: Snapshot names can sometimes fail to appear on the scribble strips - FIXED
HX Effects only: EXP 1 and 2 would behave as if it was set to Per Preset, even when set to Global - FIXED
Many other minor bug fixes and optimizations
Known Issues
As the new HX Reverb models have been tweaked to sound notably wetter, any existing user presets that use these models will sound different. Although Helix and HX hardware has the ability to compensate for changes made to models when rebuilding presets (and one of our goals is to rarely if ever cause audible changes to existing user presets), the improvements made to the reverb blocks unfortunately cannot be compensated for
Existing user presets containing Helixs classic Looper block will continue to read Looper instead of 6 Switch-Looper until the model is changed and the preset is re-saved. This is normal and does not affect operation
In rare cases, pitch artifacts may be heard on selected delay blocks when the Time parameter is set to Note Sync values higher than 1/2 Triplet
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-07-02 12:28:17</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="8659">
        <version>2.70</version>
        <build_string>35792afdf</build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_Rack_v2.70.0_35792afdf_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[2.70 "The Marketplace Update"
NEW FEATURES (Firmware 2.70)
- Marketplace support  Marketplace is a new online destination that lets users purchase presets and impulse responses created by select third-party content gurus. From the lower left-hand corner of HX Edit, click "My Account" and then choose "Get More Presets..." or "Get More IRs..."
- Three New Tuner Types  From the Tuner page, turn the Type knob to choose between "Fine" (color-changing needle tuner with fine tuning bar), "Coarse" (color-changing needle tuner with no fine tuning bar), and "Strobe". SEE IMPORTANT KNOWN ISSUE BELOW*
NEW FEATURES (Helix Native 1.70)
- Marketplace supportMarketplace is a new online destination that lets users purchase presets and impulse responses created by select third-party content gurus. From the lower left-hand corner Helix Native, click "My Account" and then choose "Get More Presets..." or "Get More IRs..."
NEW FEATURES (HX Edit 2.70)
- Adds support for HX Stomp
- Marketplace support  Marketplace is a new online destination that lets users purchase presets and impulse responses created by select third-party content gurus. From the lower left-hand corner of HX Edit, click "My Account" and then choose "Get More Presets..." or "Get More IRs..."
- Multi-device support  HX Edit now opens a new window when multiple Helix or HX boxes are connected. For example, if you have Helix Floor and your bass player has HX Stomp, you can now connect both and quickly and easily copy and paste individual blocks back and forth. Windows can also be manually opened and closed from the Devices pull-down menu
IMPROVEMENTS
- The tuner now accurately tunes notes down to 21.83 Hz (low F) for 5-string basses
- HX Stomp onlyShortcut: If HX Stomp is in Preset or Snapshot mode, or FS3 in Stomp and Scroll mode has been assigned to something other than TAP/TUNER, you can now press ACTION and PAGE> together to open the Tuner screen
- HX Stomp onlyShortcut: Press ACTION and <PAGE together to quickly toggle the Global Settings > Preferences > Snapshot Edits value
BUG FIXES
Helix Floor, Rack, LT only - A couple of amp models (including Cali Texas Ch 2) have their polarity reversed. When combined with another amp in parallel, this could cause phase cancellation. NOTE: This may affect the sound of some presets, especially if you swapped the polarity of Path B in the mixer block -  FIXED
Helix Floor, Rack, LT only - Amp > Cali Texas Ch 1 could gradually decrease in level when Mid and/or Bass parameters are set to 0.0  - FIXED
Helix Floor, Rack, LT only - Delay models with two Time parameters could sometimes reset note divisions when changing snapshots - FIXED
HX Effects only - Clearing or cutting a block on Path B from HX Edit could sometimes HX Effects to freeze when in stomp footswitch mode - FIXED
HX Effects only - Switching from a preset with a Split > Crossover block to a preset with a Split > A/B block could sometimes cause HX Effects to freeze - FIXED
HX Effects only - When EXP Position is set to Global, the expression pedal's position could not be recalled immediately after switching presets, which could cause undesired signals to pass through - FIXED
HX Effects only - In rare cases, exiting the Tuner could sometimes slightly adjust signal level and tone - FIXED
HX Effects only - When connecting both left and right inputs, exiting the tuner could sometimes cause the right side of certain effects blocks to not be heard - FIXED
HX Effects only - In very rare cases, engaging a certain combination of footswitches while connected to HX Edit and then power cycling HX Effects could clear certain blocks - FIXED
HX Effects only - From HX Edit, copying and pasting an Output block over itself could sometimes paste Mixer parameters - FIXED
HX Effects only - Switching Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo > Tempo Select values while transmitting MIDI clock could sometimes result in sending incorrect tempi - FIXED
HX Effects only - After resetting Global Settings, Tap Tempo could become unresponsive while receiving MIDI Clock - FIXED
HX Effects only - HX Edit would not reflect the Looper > 1 Switch Looper's bypass status - FIXED
HX Effects only - Mixer parameter values could inadvertently be copied into new empty presets - FIXED
HX Effects only - Quickly changing snapshots from HX Edit could sometimes cause hardware and software to disconnect - FIXED
Helix Native only - Control/Command-click on parameter slider would not always snap to the hardware's default value - FIXED
**Many other minor bug fixes and improvements**
KNOWN ISSUES
*IMPORTANT: The three new tuner types only appear for those registered users who didn't complain incessantly about Helix's previous tuner on social media. For those who did complain (AND WE KNOW WHO YOU ARE), the new tuner will be unlocked once you perform ONE of the following:
1. Post a photo of yourself on the Helix Facebook Group with the "><" logo written on your forehead in black Sharpie (washable magic marker is acceptable). The admins have been given the authority to unlock units with flagged serial numbers; assuming business hours, please allow 1-2 hours for the new tuner page to be unlocked (NOTE: You may have to restart Helix/HX for the new tuner page to appear)
2. Post a meme of Arnold Schwarzenegger from Kindergarten Cop yelling "IT'S NOT A TUNAAHH!" on either the Line 6 Helix or The Gear Page > Digital and Modeling Gear forum. Be sure to use the proper Impact font. Memes will not be judged for their artistic merit, although the spelling must be correct. Again, admins have been given the authority to unlock units with flagged serial numbers
3. If you'd prefer to participate silently, you may instead manually rename 47 presets "Patience is Key" (NOTE: Will not work from HX Edit; nor can you just copy one "Patience is Key" preset into 46 additional locations. You must manually rename each one. Once all 47 presets have been named correctly, the inspector [or FS5 on HX Effects] will read "Tuners unlocked!")
- HX Effects only - When Tuner Type is set to "Strobe" and your string is waaay out of tune, the graphic tuner nodes may appear a bit glitchy
- HX Effects only - In rare cases, moving an Impulse Response block from Path A to Path B can cause a second IR block to reset its impulse selection
- Importing bundles containing Marketplace assets can take notably longer
- When manually engaging a rebuild presets command (holding FS1+2 or FS2+3), Helix can appear to freeze even though it doesn't. Wait 15-20 seconds for the rebuild to complete and all is well
- Loading a Distortion > Kinky Boost block can sometimes result in an audible thump
- HX Edit currently only supports one or two Helix or HX devices connected at the same time (true multi-device support is forthcoming)
Wait, are you serious about the sharpie forehead, Schwarzenegger meme, and renaming 47 presets thing? No. This is why you always read the entire release notes
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-10-17 09:11:02</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="8660">
        <version>2.70</version>
        <build_string>35792afdf</build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_LT_v2.70.0_35792afdf_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[2.70 "The Marketplace Update"
NEW FEATURES (Firmware 2.70)
- Marketplace support  Marketplace is a new online destination that lets users purchase presets and impulse responses created by select third-party content gurus. From the lower left-hand corner of HX Edit, click "My Account" and then choose "Get More Presets..." or "Get More IRs..."
- Three New Tuner Types  From the Tuner page, turn the Type knob to choose between "Fine" (color-changing needle tuner with fine tuning bar), "Coarse" (color-changing needle tuner with no fine tuning bar), and "Strobe". SEE IMPORTANT KNOWN ISSUE BELOW*
NEW FEATURES (Helix Native 1.70)
- Marketplace supportMarketplace is a new online destination that lets users purchase presets and impulse responses created by select third-party content gurus. From the lower left-hand corner Helix Native, click "My Account" and then choose "Get More Presets..." or "Get More IRs..."
NEW FEATURES (HX Edit 2.70)
- Adds support for HX Stomp
- Marketplace support  Marketplace is a new online destination that lets users purchase presets and impulse responses created by select third-party content gurus. From the lower left-hand corner of HX Edit, click "My Account" and then choose "Get More Presets..." or "Get More IRs..."
- Multi-device support  HX Edit now opens a new window when multiple Helix or HX boxes are connected. For example, if you have Helix Floor and your bass player has HX Stomp, you can now connect both and quickly and easily copy and paste individual blocks back and forth. Windows can also be manually opened and closed from the Devices pull-down menu
IMPROVEMENTS
- The tuner now accurately tunes notes down to 21.83 Hz (low F) for 5-string basses
- HX Stomp onlyShortcut: If HX Stomp is in Preset or Snapshot mode, or FS3 in Stomp and Scroll mode has been assigned to something other than TAP/TUNER, you can now press ACTION and PAGE> together to open the Tuner screen
- HX Stomp onlyShortcut: Press ACTION and <PAGE together to quickly toggle the Global Settings > Preferences > Snapshot Edits value
BUG FIXES
Helix Floor, Rack, LT only - A couple of amp models (including Cali Texas Ch 2) have their polarity reversed. When combined with another amp in parallel, this could cause phase cancellation. NOTE: This may affect the sound of some presets, especially if you swapped the polarity of Path B in the mixer block -  FIXED
Helix Floor, Rack, LT only - Amp > Cali Texas Ch 1 could gradually decrease in level when Mid and/or Bass parameters are set to 0.0  - FIXED
Helix Floor, Rack, LT only - Delay models with two Time parameters could sometimes reset note divisions when changing snapshots - FIXED
HX Effects only - Clearing or cutting a block on Path B from HX Edit could sometimes HX Effects to freeze when in stomp footswitch mode - FIXED
HX Effects only - Switching from a preset with a Split > Crossover block to a preset with a Split > A/B block could sometimes cause HX Effects to freeze - FIXED
HX Effects only - When EXP Position is set to Global, the expression pedal's position could not be recalled immediately after switching presets, which could cause undesired signals to pass through - FIXED
HX Effects only - In rare cases, exiting the Tuner could sometimes slightly adjust signal level and tone - FIXED
HX Effects only - When connecting both left and right inputs, exiting the tuner could sometimes cause the right side of certain effects blocks to not be heard - FIXED
HX Effects only - In very rare cases, engaging a certain combination of footswitches while connected to HX Edit and then power cycling HX Effects could clear certain blocks - FIXED
HX Effects only - From HX Edit, copying and pasting an Output block over itself could sometimes paste Mixer parameters - FIXED
HX Effects only - Switching Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo > Tempo Select values while transmitting MIDI clock could sometimes result in sending incorrect tempi - FIXED
HX Effects only - After resetting Global Settings, Tap Tempo could become unresponsive while receiving MIDI Clock - FIXED
HX Effects only - HX Edit would not reflect the Looper > 1 Switch Looper's bypass status - FIXED
HX Effects only - Mixer parameter values could inadvertently be copied into new empty presets - FIXED
HX Effects only - Quickly changing snapshots from HX Edit could sometimes cause hardware and software to disconnect - FIXED
Helix Native only - Control/Command-click on parameter slider would not always snap to the hardware's default value - FIXED
**Many other minor bug fixes and improvements**
KNOWN ISSUES
*IMPORTANT: The three new tuner types only appear for those registered users who didn't complain incessantly about Helix's previous tuner on social media. For those who did complain (AND WE KNOW WHO YOU ARE), the new tuner will be unlocked once you perform ONE of the following:
1. Post a photo of yourself on the Helix Facebook Group with the "><" logo written on your forehead in black Sharpie (washable magic marker is acceptable). The admins have been given the authority to unlock units with flagged serial numbers; assuming business hours, please allow 1-2 hours for the new tuner page to be unlocked (NOTE: You may have to restart Helix/HX for the new tuner page to appear)
2. Post a meme of Arnold Schwarzenegger from Kindergarten Cop yelling "IT'S NOT A TUNAAHH!" on either the Line 6 Helix or The Gear Page > Digital and Modeling Gear forum. Be sure to use the proper Impact font. Memes will not be judged for their artistic merit, although the spelling must be correct. Again, admins have been given the authority to unlock units with flagged serial numbers
3. If you'd prefer to participate silently, you may instead manually rename 47 presets "Patience is Key" (NOTE: Will not work from HX Edit; nor can you just copy one "Patience is Key" preset into 46 additional locations. You must manually rename each one. Once all 47 presets have been named correctly, the inspector [or FS5 on HX Effects] will read "Tuners unlocked!")
- HX Effects only - When Tuner Type is set to "Strobe" and your string is waaay out of tune, the graphic tuner nodes may appear a bit glitchy
- HX Effects only - In rare cases, moving an Impulse Response block from Path A to Path B can cause a second IR block to reset its impulse selection
- Importing bundles containing Marketplace assets can take notably longer
- When manually engaging a rebuild presets command (holding FS1+2 or FS2+3), Helix can appear to freeze even though it doesn't. Wait 15-20 seconds for the rebuild to complete and all is well
- Loading a Distortion > Kinky Boost block can sometimes result in an audible thump
- HX Edit currently only supports one or two Helix or HX devices connected at the same time (true multi-device support is forthcoming)
Wait, are you serious about the sharpie forehead, Schwarzenegger meme, and renaming 47 presets thing? No. This is why you always read the entire release notes
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-10-17 10:05:13</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="8661">
        <version>2.70</version>
        <build_string>44c7b39dd</build_string>
        <filename>HX_Effects_v2.70.0_44c7b39dd_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[2.70 "The Marketplace Update"
NEW FEATURES (Firmware 2.70)
- Marketplace support  Marketplace is a new online destination that lets users purchase presets and impulse responses created by select third-party content gurus. From the lower left-hand corner of HX Edit, click "My Account" and then choose "Get More Presets..." or "Get More IRs..."
- Three New Tuner Types  From the Tuner page, turn the Type knob to choose between "Fine" (color-changing needle tuner with fine tuning bar), "Coarse" (color-changing needle tuner with no fine tuning bar), and "Strobe". SEE IMPORTANT KNOWN ISSUE BELOW*
NEW FEATURES (Helix Native 1.70)
- Marketplace supportMarketplace is a new online destination that lets users purchase presets and impulse responses created by select third-party content gurus. From the lower left-hand corner Helix Native, click "My Account" and then choose "Get More Presets..." or "Get More IRs..."
NEW FEATURES (HX Edit 2.70)
- Adds support for HX Stomp
- Marketplace support  Marketplace is a new online destination that lets users purchase presets and impulse responses created by select third-party content gurus. From the lower left-hand corner of HX Edit, click "My Account" and then choose "Get More Presets..." or "Get More IRs..."
- Multi-device support  HX Edit now opens a new window when multiple Helix or HX boxes are connected. For example, if you have Helix Floor and your bass player has HX Stomp, you can now connect both and quickly and easily copy and paste individual blocks back and forth. Windows can also be manually opened and closed from the Devices pull-down menu
IMPROVEMENTS
- The tuner now accurately tunes notes down to 21.83 Hz (low F) for 5-string basses
- HX Stomp onlyShortcut: If HX Stomp is in Preset or Snapshot mode, or FS3 in Stomp and Scroll mode has been assigned to something other than TAP/TUNER, you can now press ACTION and PAGE> together to open the Tuner screen
- HX Stomp onlyShortcut: Press ACTION and <PAGE together to quickly toggle the Global Settings > Preferences > Snapshot Edits value
BUG FIXES
Helix Floor, Rack, LT only - A couple of amp models (including Cali Texas Ch 2) have their polarity reversed. When combined with another amp in parallel, this could cause phase cancellation. NOTE: This may affect the sound of some presets, especially if you swapped the polarity of Path B in the mixer block -  FIXED
Helix Floor, Rack, LT only - Amp > Cali Texas Ch 1 could gradually decrease in level when Mid and/or Bass parameters are set to 0.0  - FIXED
Helix Floor, Rack, LT only - Delay models with two Time parameters could sometimes reset note divisions when changing snapshots - FIXED
HX Effects only - Clearing or cutting a block on Path B from HX Edit could sometimes HX Effects to freeze when in stomp footswitch mode - FIXED
HX Effects only - Switching from a preset with a Split > Crossover block to a preset with a Split > A/B block could sometimes cause HX Effects to freeze - FIXED
HX Effects only - When EXP Position is set to Global, the expression pedal's position could not be recalled immediately after switching presets, which could cause undesired signals to pass through - FIXED
HX Effects only - In rare cases, exiting the Tuner could sometimes slightly adjust signal level and tone - FIXED
HX Effects only - When connecting both left and right inputs, exiting the tuner could sometimes cause the right side of certain effects blocks to not be heard - FIXED
HX Effects only - In very rare cases, engaging a certain combination of footswitches while connected to HX Edit and then power cycling HX Effects could clear certain blocks - FIXED
HX Effects only - From HX Edit, copying and pasting an Output block over itself could sometimes paste Mixer parameters - FIXED
HX Effects only - Switching Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo > Tempo Select values while transmitting MIDI clock could sometimes result in sending incorrect tempi - FIXED
HX Effects only - After resetting Global Settings, Tap Tempo could become unresponsive while receiving MIDI Clock - FIXED
HX Effects only - HX Edit would not reflect the Looper > 1 Switch Looper's bypass status - FIXED
HX Effects only - Mixer parameter values could inadvertently be copied into new empty presets - FIXED
HX Effects only - Quickly changing snapshots from HX Edit could sometimes cause hardware and software to disconnect - FIXED
Helix Native only - Control/Command-click on parameter slider would not always snap to the hardware's default value - FIXED
**Many other minor bug fixes and improvements**
KNOWN ISSUES
*IMPORTANT: The three new tuner types only appear for those registered users who didn't complain incessantly about Helix's previous tuner on social media. For those who did complain (AND WE KNOW WHO YOU ARE), the new tuner will be unlocked once you perform ONE of the following:
1. Post a photo of yourself on the Helix Facebook Group with the "><" logo written on your forehead in black Sharpie (washable magic marker is acceptable). The admins have been given the authority to unlock units with flagged serial numbers; assuming business hours, please allow 1-2 hours for the new tuner page to be unlocked (NOTE: You may have to restart Helix/HX for the new tuner page to appear)
2. Post a meme of Arnold Schwarzenegger from Kindergarten Cop yelling "IT'S NOT A TUNAAHH!" on either the Line 6 Helix or The Gear Page > Digital and Modeling Gear forum. Be sure to use the proper Impact font. Memes will not be judged for their artistic merit, although the spelling must be correct. Again, admins have been given the authority to unlock units with flagged serial numbers
3. If you'd prefer to participate silently, you may instead manually rename 47 presets "Patience is Key" (NOTE: Will not work from HX Edit; nor can you just copy one "Patience is Key" preset into 46 additional locations. You must manually rename each one. Once all 47 presets have been named correctly, the inspector [or FS5 on HX Effects] will read "Tuners unlocked!")
- HX Effects only - When Tuner Type is set to "Strobe" and your string is waaay out of tune, the graphic tuner nodes may appear a bit glitchy
- HX Effects only - In rare cases, moving an Impulse Response block from Path A to Path B can cause a second IR block to reset its impulse selection
- Importing bundles containing Marketplace assets can take notably longer
- When manually engaging a rebuild presets command (holding FS1+2 or FS2+3), Helix can appear to freeze even though it doesn't. Wait 15-20 seconds for the rebuild to complete and all is well
- Loading a Distortion > Kinky Boost block can sometimes result in an audible thump
- HX Edit currently only supports one or two Helix or HX devices connected at the same time (true multi-device support is forthcoming)
Wait, are you serious about the sharpie forehead, Schwarzenegger meme, and renaming 47 presets thing? No. This is why you always read the entire release notes
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-10-17 10:05:33</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="8662">
        <version>2.70</version>
        <build_string>2ea74cec8</build_string>
        <filename>HX_Stomp_v2.70.0_2ea74cec8_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[2.70 "The Marketplace Update"
NEW FEATURES (Firmware 2.70)
- Marketplace support  Marketplace is a new online destination that lets users purchase presets and impulse responses created by select third-party content gurus. From the lower left-hand corner of HX Edit, click "My Account" and then choose "Get More Presets..." or "Get More IRs..."
- Three New Tuner Types  From the Tuner page, turn the Type knob to choose between "Fine" (color-changing needle tuner with fine tuning bar), "Coarse" (color-changing needle tuner with no fine tuning bar), and "Strobe". SEE IMPORTANT KNOWN ISSUE BELOW*
NEW FEATURES (Helix Native 1.70)
- Marketplace supportMarketplace is a new online destination that lets users purchase presets and impulse responses created by select third-party content gurus. From the lower left-hand corner Helix Native, click "My Account" and then choose "Get More Presets..." or "Get More IRs..."
NEW FEATURES (HX Edit 2.70)
- Adds support for HX Stomp
- Marketplace support  Marketplace is a new online destination that lets users purchase presets and impulse responses created by select third-party content gurus. From the lower left-hand corner of HX Edit, click "My Account" and then choose "Get More Presets..." or "Get More IRs..."
- Multi-device support  HX Edit now opens a new window when multiple Helix or HX boxes are connected. For example, if you have Helix Floor and your bass player has HX Stomp, you can now connect both and quickly and easily copy and paste individual blocks back and forth. Windows can also be manually opened and closed from the Devices pull-down menu
IMPROVEMENTS
- The tuner now accurately tunes notes down to 21.83 Hz (low F) for 5-string basses
- HX Stomp onlyShortcut: If HX Stomp is in Preset or Snapshot mode, or FS3 in Stomp and Scroll mode has been assigned to something other than TAP/TUNER, you can now press ACTION and PAGE> together to open the Tuner screen
- HX Stomp onlyShortcut: Press ACTION and <PAGE together to quickly toggle the Global Settings > Preferences > Snapshot Edits value
BUG FIXES
Helix Floor, Rack, LT only - A couple of amp models (including Cali Texas Ch 2) have their polarity reversed. When combined with another amp in parallel, this could cause phase cancellation. NOTE: This may affect the sound of some presets, especially if you swapped the polarity of Path B in the mixer block -  FIXED
Helix Floor, Rack, LT only - Amp > Cali Texas Ch 1 could gradually decrease in level when Mid and/or Bass parameters are set to 0.0  - FIXED
Helix Floor, Rack, LT only - Delay models with two Time parameters could sometimes reset note divisions when changing snapshots - FIXED
HX Effects only - Clearing or cutting a block on Path B from HX Edit could sometimes HX Effects to freeze when in stomp footswitch mode - FIXED
HX Effects only - Switching from a preset with a Split > Crossover block to a preset with a Split > A/B block could sometimes cause HX Effects to freeze - FIXED
HX Effects only - When EXP Position is set to Global, the expression pedal's position could not be recalled immediately after switching presets, which could cause undesired signals to pass through - FIXED
HX Effects only - In rare cases, exiting the Tuner could sometimes slightly adjust signal level and tone - FIXED
HX Effects only - When connecting both left and right inputs, exiting the tuner could sometimes cause the right side of certain effects blocks to not be heard - FIXED
HX Effects only - In very rare cases, engaging a certain combination of footswitches while connected to HX Edit and then power cycling HX Effects could clear certain blocks - FIXED
HX Effects only - From HX Edit, copying and pasting an Output block over itself could sometimes paste Mixer parameters - FIXED
HX Effects only - Switching Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo > Tempo Select values while transmitting MIDI clock could sometimes result in sending incorrect tempi - FIXED
HX Effects only - After resetting Global Settings, Tap Tempo could become unresponsive while receiving MIDI Clock - FIXED
HX Effects only - HX Edit would not reflect the Looper > 1 Switch Looper's bypass status - FIXED
HX Effects only - Mixer parameter values could inadvertently be copied into new empty presets - FIXED
HX Effects only - Quickly changing snapshots from HX Edit could sometimes cause hardware and software to disconnect - FIXED
Helix Native only - Control/Command-click on parameter slider would not always snap to the hardware's default value - FIXED
**Many other minor bug fixes and improvements**
KNOWN ISSUES
*IMPORTANT: The three new tuner types only appear for those registered users who didn't complain incessantly about Helix's previous tuner on social media. For those who did complain (AND WE KNOW WHO YOU ARE), the new tuner will be unlocked once you perform ONE of the following:
1. Post a photo of yourself on the Helix Facebook Group with the "><" logo written on your forehead in black Sharpie (washable magic marker is acceptable). The admins have been given the authority to unlock units with flagged serial numbers; assuming business hours, please allow 1-2 hours for the new tuner page to be unlocked (NOTE: You may have to restart Helix/HX for the new tuner page to appear)
2. Post a meme of Arnold Schwarzenegger from Kindergarten Cop yelling "IT'S NOT A TUNAAHH!" on either the Line 6 Helix or The Gear Page > Digital and Modeling Gear forum. Be sure to use the proper Impact font. Memes will not be judged for their artistic merit, although the spelling must be correct. Again, admins have been given the authority to unlock units with flagged serial numbers
3. If you'd prefer to participate silently, you may instead manually rename 47 presets "Patience is Key" (NOTE: Will not work from HX Edit; nor can you just copy one "Patience is Key" preset into 46 additional locations. You must manually rename each one. Once all 47 presets have been named correctly, the inspector [or FS5 on HX Effects] will read "Tuners unlocked!")
- HX Effects only - When Tuner Type is set to "Strobe" and your string is waaay out of tune, the graphic tuner nodes may appear a bit glitchy
- HX Effects only - In rare cases, moving an Impulse Response block from Path A to Path B can cause a second IR block to reset its impulse selection
- Importing bundles containing Marketplace assets can take notably longer
- When manually engaging a rebuild presets command (holding FS1+2 or FS2+3), Helix can appear to freeze even though it doesn't. Wait 15-20 seconds for the rebuild to complete and all is well
- Loading a Distortion > Kinky Boost block can sometimes result in an audible thump
- HX Edit currently only supports one or two Helix or HX devices connected at the same time (true multi-device support is forthcoming)
Wait, are you serious about the sharpie forehead, Schwarzenegger meme, and renaming 47 presets thing? No. This is why you always read the entire release notes
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-10-17 10:05:41</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="8658">
        <version>2.70</version>
        <build_string>35792afdf</build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_Floor_v2.70.0_35792afdf_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[2.70 "The Marketplace Update"
NEW FEATURES (Firmware 2.70)
- Marketplace support  Marketplace is a new online destination that lets users purchase presets and impulse responses created by select third-party content gurus. From the lower left-hand corner of HX Edit, click "My Account" and then choose "Get More Presets..." or "Get More IRs..."
- Three New Tuner Types  From the Tuner page, turn the Type knob to choose between "Fine" (color-changing needle tuner with fine tuning bar), "Coarse" (color-changing needle tuner with no fine tuning bar), and "Strobe". SEE IMPORTANT KNOWN ISSUE BELOW*
NEW FEATURES (Helix Native 1.70)
- Marketplace supportMarketplace is a new online destination that lets users purchase presets and impulse responses created by select third-party content gurus. From the lower left-hand corner Helix Native, click "My Account" and then choose "Get More Presets..." or "Get More IRs..."
NEW FEATURES (HX Edit 2.70)
- Adds support for HX Stomp
- Marketplace support  Marketplace is a new online destination that lets users purchase presets and impulse responses created by select third-party content gurus. From the lower left-hand corner of HX Edit, click "My Account" and then choose "Get More Presets..." or "Get More IRs..."
- Multi-device support  HX Edit now opens a new window when multiple Helix or HX boxes are connected. For example, if you have Helix Floor and your bass player has HX Stomp, you can now connect both and quickly and easily copy and paste individual blocks back and forth. Windows can also be manually opened and closed from the Devices pull-down menu
IMPROVEMENTS
- The tuner now accurately tunes notes down to 21.83 Hz (low F) for 5-string basses
- HX Stomp onlyShortcut: If HX Stomp is in Preset or Snapshot mode, or FS3 in Stomp and Scroll mode has been assigned to something other than TAP/TUNER, you can now press ACTION and PAGE> together to open the Tuner screen
- HX Stomp onlyShortcut: Press ACTION and <PAGE together to quickly toggle the Global Settings > Preferences > Snapshot Edits value
BUG FIXES
Helix Floor, Rack, LT only - A couple of amp models (including Cali Texas Ch 2) have their polarity reversed. When combined with another amp in parallel, this could cause phase cancellation. NOTE: This may affect the sound of some presets, especially if you swapped the polarity of Path B in the mixer block -  FIXED
Helix Floor, Rack, LT only - Amp > Cali Texas Ch 1 could gradually decrease in level when Mid and/or Bass parameters are set to 0.0  - FIXED
Helix Floor, Rack, LT only - Delay models with two Time parameters could sometimes reset note divisions when changing snapshots - FIXED
HX Effects only - Clearing or cutting a block on Path B from HX Edit could sometimes HX Effects to freeze when in stomp footswitch mode - FIXED
HX Effects only - Switching from a preset with a Split > Crossover block to a preset with a Split > A/B block could sometimes cause HX Effects to freeze - FIXED
HX Effects only - When EXP Position is set to Global, the expression pedal's position could not be recalled immediately after switching presets, which could cause undesired signals to pass through - FIXED
HX Effects only - In rare cases, exiting the Tuner could sometimes slightly adjust signal level and tone - FIXED
HX Effects only - When connecting both left and right inputs, exiting the tuner could sometimes cause the right side of certain effects blocks to not be heard - FIXED
HX Effects only - In very rare cases, engaging a certain combination of footswitches while connected to HX Edit and then power cycling HX Effects could clear certain blocks - FIXED
HX Effects only - From HX Edit, copying and pasting an Output block over itself could sometimes paste Mixer parameters - FIXED
HX Effects only - Switching Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo > Tempo Select values while transmitting MIDI clock could sometimes result in sending incorrect tempi - FIXED
HX Effects only - After resetting Global Settings, Tap Tempo could become unresponsive while receiving MIDI Clock - FIXED
HX Effects only - HX Edit would not reflect the Looper > 1 Switch Looper's bypass status - FIXED
HX Effects only - Mixer parameter values could inadvertently be copied into new empty presets - FIXED
HX Effects only - Quickly changing snapshots from HX Edit could sometimes cause hardware and software to disconnect - FIXED
Helix Native only - Control/Command-click on parameter slider would not always snap to the hardware's default value - FIXED
**Many other minor bug fixes and improvements**
KNOWN ISSUES
*IMPORTANT: The three new tuner types only appear for those registered users who didn't complain incessantly about Helix's previous tuner on social media. For those who did complain (AND WE KNOW WHO YOU ARE), the new tuner will be unlocked once you perform ONE of the following:
1. Post a photo of yourself on the Helix Facebook Group with the "><" logo written on your forehead in black Sharpie (washable magic marker is acceptable). The admins have been given the authority to unlock units with flagged serial numbers; assuming business hours, please allow 1-2 hours for the new tuner page to be unlocked (NOTE: You may have to restart Helix/HX for the new tuner page to appear)
2. Post a meme of Arnold Schwarzenegger from Kindergarten Cop yelling "IT'S NOT A TUNAAHH!" on either the Line 6 Helix or The Gear Page > Digital and Modeling Gear forum. Be sure to use the proper Impact font. Memes will not be judged for their artistic merit, although the spelling must be correct. Again, admins have been given the authority to unlock units with flagged serial numbers
3. If you'd prefer to participate silently, you may instead manually rename 47 presets "Patience is Key" (NOTE: Will not work from HX Edit; nor can you just copy one "Patience is Key" preset into 46 additional locations. You must manually rename each one. Once all 47 presets have been named correctly, the inspector [or FS5 on HX Effects] will read "Tuners unlocked!")
- HX Effects only - When Tuner Type is set to "Strobe" and your string is waaay out of tune, the graphic tuner nodes may appear a bit glitchy
- HX Effects only - In rare cases, moving an Impulse Response block from Path A to Path B can cause a second IR block to reset its impulse selection
- Importing bundles containing Marketplace assets can take notably longer
- When manually engaging a rebuild presets command (holding FS1+2 or FS2+3), Helix can appear to freeze even though it doesn't. Wait 15-20 seconds for the rebuild to complete and all is well
- Loading a Distortion > Kinky Boost block can sometimes result in an audible thump
- HX Edit currently only supports one or two Helix or HX devices connected at the same time (true multi-device support is forthcoming)
Wait, are you serious about the sharpie forehead, Schwarzenegger meme, and renaming 47 presets thing? No. This is why you always read the entire release notes
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-10-17 10:11:58</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="8702">
        <version>2.71</version>
        <build_string>a18071524</build_string>
        <filename>HX_Effects_v2.71.0-rc2_a18071524_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[2.71 Helix Firmware Hot Fix Update
Bug Fixes
- When Tuner Output is set to Send 1/2, no audio is output to Send 1/2 - FIXED
- Other minor bug fixes and improvements
Known Issues
- Loading a Distortion > Kinky Boost block can sometimes result in an audible thump
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-11-27 11:33:38</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="8703">
        <version>2.71</version>
        <build_string>d3a402a78</build_string>
        <filename>HX_Stomp_v2.71.0-rc2_d3a402a78_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[2.71 Helix Firmware Hot Fix Update
Bug Fixes
- In certain cases, when 2 expression pedals were connected, one could not be activated/toggled - FIXED
- Other minor bug fixes and improvements
Known Issues
- When manually engaging a rebuild presets command (holding FS1+2 or FS2+3), HX Stomp can appear to freeze even though it doesn't. Wait 15- - 20 seconds for the rebuild to complete and all is well
- Loading a Distortion > Kinky Boost block can sometimes result in an audible thump]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-11-27 11:33:45</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="8723">
        <version>2.71</version>
        <build_string>9d66a1f58</build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_Rack_v2.71.0_9d66a1f58_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[H E L I X  Firmware 2.71
Bug Fixes
- On some occasions, multiple Delay block parameters would not be controlled properly when set to a footswitch - FIXED
- Other bug fixes and improvements]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-12-05 11:33:49</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="8722">
        <version>2.71</version>
        <build_string>9d66a1f58</build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_Floor_v2.71.0_9d66a1f58_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[H E L I X  Firmware 2.71
Bug Fixes
- On some occasions, multiple Delay block parameters would not be controlled properly when set to a footswitch - FIXED
- Other bug fixes and improvements
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-12-05 12:03:53</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="8724">
        <version>2.71</version>
        <build_string>9d66a1f58</build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_LT_v2.71.0_9d66a1f58_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[H E L I X  Firmware 2.71
Bug Fixes
- On some occasions, multiple Delay block parameters would not be controlled properly when set to a footswitch - FIXED
- Other bug fixes and improvements]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-12-05 12:05:04</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="8663">
        <version>1.00.3</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>a41_1.00.3.svu</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Features:
- Factory Reset functionality is now implemented. 
To perform a Factory Reset:
1. While the unit is powered on, press and hold both FX2 and FX3 buttons.
2. While holding FX2 and FX3, press the Save button.
3. Release all buttons while the unit soft reboots. All parameters should be restored to their factory state once the soft reboot is complete.
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2019-01-30 12:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220005">Spider V 20</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9168">
        <version>2.00.1</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>a40_2.00.1.svu</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Powercab 112 Plus Firmware 2.00.1 Release Notes
Firmware 2.00.1 is a FREE Update for users of Powercab 112 Plus. It is highly recommended for all Powercab 112 Plus users to perform this update. This update will not affect any presets that have been modified by the user.
**WARNING**  This update will override all existing Presets and Impulse Response data loaded in Powercab 112 Plus. If you do not want to lose your existing presets or Users IRs, first export them and/or create a backup to your computer using Powercab Edit before you perform this update and reload them after the update is completed. Keep note of the index of each User IR for re-importing after the update.
Note: At the last stage of the update process, the LCD Display will go blank for a few seconds. This is normal and expected. Do not turn it off and wait until it boots up completely.
New Features:
6 New Speaker Models 
DINO  Based on* the Eminence Cannabis Rex. Uniquely constructed with a hemp-based speaker cone material, the Cannabis Rex is described as having a smoky, smooth high-end definition, and boasts a full, clean tonality, with lots of body and sparkle. (pronounced "di·no")
LECTO  Based on* the Electro-Voice® EVM 12L. Designed for professionally precise, fully overdriven, punchy tones and brilliant cleans. They are a signature component of the classic Mesa/Boogie® sound.
HERALD  Based on* the Celestion® G12H(55) Heritage. Featuring a heavier magnet than the original G12M Greenback, this speaker replicates the sound of the original G12H.
BROWN  Based on* the Celestion® G12 EVH®. While the Greenback 20 played an essential role in the sound of Eddie Van Halen's unmistakable sound, this speaker was the based on the 60s version Greenback and used in his signature amplifier.
SHADE  Based on* the Mesa/Boogie Black Shadow C90. Custom made for Mesa/Boogie by Celestion in the UK, this speaker provides a tight and controlled low end, aggressive midrange attack, and strong high-bass / low-mid punch. They are a feature in many Mesa/Boogie amps.
JETSON  Based on* the Jensen® C12K. The C12K is often paired with Fender® amps for great for a heavy mid and solid, straight forward, slightly darker tone. Can also present bold and heavy overdriven tones.
Want more speaker models?  Submit your requests at line6.ideascale.com!
L6 Link Remote Control  Powercab Plus devices include the Line 6 proprietary L6 LINK technology, providing a simple, single-cable connection for mono/stereo audio and remote control capability between a Line 6 Helix device and one or more Powercab Plus systems. This allows you to store and recall Powercab Plus parameters via your Helix device, globally or even per Helix preset!
For L6 LINK functionality, it is required that Helix device firmware is updated to v2.80 (or later), and Powercab Plus system firmware is updated to v2.00 (or later). For best results, always run the latest available firmware version on all your Line 6 devices.
NOTE: A 110 type AES/EBU (XLR) cable should be used for all L6 LINK and AES connections.
Use the following steps to configure a Line 6 Helix Floor, Rack, or LT device for L6 LINK remote functionality with Powercab Plus.
On Helix, from any Output > Multi or Output > Digital block, press PAGE> once. Powercab remote parameters appear.
Turn Knob 1 (Powercab Remote) to select:
Off - No remote control of Powercab Plus parameters, but audio is still active
Per Preset - Powercab Plus parameters are stored and recalled with the Helix preset
Global - Powercab Plus parameters are stored and recalled globally
Turn Knob 3 (Speaker Select) to select which speaker(s) youd like to control. If you have a single Powercab 112 Plus, leave this set to Speaker 1+2."
Input 2 Mode: USB   Input 2 is routed only to the USB 1/2 input directly and can be used with guitar amp modeling software like Helix Native. Be sure to enable input monitoring in your DAW software and arm the track for recording. To use speaker modeling or User IRs from the output of the DAW, also set USB Mode to "Processed". 
This mode is intended for the use of Powercab Plus as a traditional audio interface. Plug your guitar or line level feed into Input 2 and you can use a DAW or audio software to process your signal. For example, this mode could be for processing the guitar signal with the Helix Native plug-in, which then plays back through the Powercab Plus amplifier and speaker(s). This could be done with or without speaker/IR processing, depending on the Powercab Plus USB Mode global setting. This method does add some round trip latency and will depend on your computer processing power and buffer settings.
Improvements:
Improved Line 6 Link stability and daisy-chain detection.
New global settings for MIDI - please refer to the new Powercab Pilot's Guide for full description.
MIDI Receive (Off, PC+CC, PC Only, CC Only) - Determines whether or not Powercab changes presets or parameters in response to incoming MIDI Program Change (PC) messages, MIDI Control Change (CC) messages, both, or neither.
MIDI Send (Off, PC) - Determines whether or not MIDI PC messages are transmitted whenever a local PC change event occurs (when a preset change is made on the Powercab).
MIDI Over USB - (Off, On) - Determines whether or not MIDI data is received and sent over USB. 
Bug Fixes:
MIDI Clock is properly handled and passed to MIDI Thru.
MIDI Active Sense is properly handled. KEMPER users should still power on and fully boot up the Kemper first before turning on Powercab 112 Plus when MIDI is connected.
Want to learn more about Powercab? Join the Powercab community at https://www.facebook.com/groups/powercab/.
U.S. Registered Trademarks
*All product names used within this document are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6. These trademarks of other manufacturers are used solely to identify the products of those manufacturers whose tones and sounds were studied during Line 6s sound model development. Celestion is a registered trademark of KH Technology Corp. Eminence, Swamp Thang, and Cannabis Rex are trademarks or registered trademarks of Eminence Speaker, LLC. Marshall is a registered trademark of Marshall Amplification Plc. Jensen is a registered trademark of Electronics Trademark Holding Company LLC. Vox is a registered trademark of Vox R&D Limited. EVH is a registered trademark of E.L.V.H., Inc. Electro-Voice is a registered trademark of Electro-Voice, Inc. Mesa/Boogie is a registered trademark of Mesa/Boogie, Ltd. Fender is a registered trademark of Fender Musical Instruments Corp. Kemper is a trademark of Kemper GmbH.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2019-07-18 09:00:55</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00230001">Powercab 112 Plus</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9165">
        <version>2.80</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_LT_v2.80-rc4_61df28d38_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[IMPORTANT! 2.80 is the first firmware to utilize the new Helix Core engine, which unifies all Helix and HX products into the same ecosystem. Because there are tons of changes under the hood, presets created in 2.80 will not be compatible with earlier firmware, which means if you want to return to 2.71 for whatever reason, and you didn't back up before updating to 2.80, your presets will NO LONGER WORK. Therefore, we STRONGLY RECOMMEND everyone back up everything BEFORE updating.
Transitioning to Helix Core also forces us to reset your Global Settings. No way around that. Just back everything up, okay? Instructions for backing up begin... now.
Updating to 2.80 (READ ME!)
Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, HX Effects, HX Stomp
STEP 1a:
Backing Up Helix/HX Hardware
1. Connect your Helix/HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB and turn it on. Do not use any sort of USB hub. 
2. Open YOUR CURRENT VERSION of HX Edit (NOT the new HX Edit 2.80).
3. From the top File menu, select "Create Backup..."
4. Click "Create Backup."
TIP: If you want to load the 2.80 factory presets and hotkey templates, it's better to manually back up individual setlists, so you can later import them into empty setlists. To do this, from the preset library along the left side, select the setlist you want to back up and click "Export." Choose a destination folder and click "Save." Repeat for any other setlists you want to back up.
STEP 1b:
Backing Up Helix Native
If you don't currently own Helix Native, skip this step.
1. Open any instance of YOUR CURRENT VERSION Helix Native (NOT the new Helix Native 1.80) within your DAW and click the gear icon in the lower left corner to open the Preferences window.
2. From the Presets/IRs tab, click "Export Bundle."
3. Choose the destination folder and click "Save."
TIP: If you want to load the 2.80 factory presets, it's better to manually back up individual setlists, so you can later import them into empty setlists. To do this, from the preset library along the left side, select the setlist you want to back up and click the small yellow "Export." Choose a destination folder and click "Save." Repeat for any other setlists you want to back up.
STEP 2:
Updating HX Edit to 2.80 (YOU MUST DO THIS BEFORE UPDATING YOUR HELIX/HX FIRMWARE!)
1. Turn off or disconnect any connected Helix or HX hardware.
2. Log onto line6.com and visit the downloads page.
3. From the middle pull-down menu, select "HX Edit." From the right pull-down menu, select your computer's
operating system.
4. Click the Go button.
5. Find HX Edit Version 2.80 and click "Get Download."
6. Read the Software License Agreement (hahaahaaa!) and click "Accept and Download."
7. Once the software has downloaded, double-click the installer and follow the prompts.
NOTE: Installing HX Edit 2.80 automatically installs the latest version of Line 6 Updater, which is required to update the firmware.
STEP 3a:
Updating Helix Floor/Rack/LT to 2.80
If you have HX Effects or HX Stomp, skip to STEP 3b below instead.
1. If you have Helix Rack/Control, turn off Helix Control. Also, shut down all Line 6 software or any programs that use audio, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Connect Helix to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
3. Launch Line 6 Updater. The latest version was automatically installed when you installed HX Edit 2.80 in "STEP 2
Updating HX Edit to 2.80" above.
4. Enter your Line 6 Username and Password and click "Sign In." A big green box appears with a picture of your Helix
product. Click the big green box and then click "Update" next to Version: 2.80.
5. Carefully read the instructions (HEY! DID YOU BACK UP FIRST?), click "Continue," and then "Accept." A warning
dialog appears, telling you that Helix will be reset twice.
6. Think "Hmm, maybe I should've backed up first? Nah, I insist on subverting the dominant paradigm," and click
"OK." Helix begins updating. As wholly expected, because we warned you... because you always read the instructions... halfway through the update process, Line 6 Updater displays a second dialog and Helix's LCD reads "Boot Failure. Entered Update Mode!" THIS IS NORMAL. Breathe deep, everything is fine. You're almost there.
7. Click "OK" again. When finished, Helix restarts automatically and begins rebuilding your presets. Let it finish.
8. If you have Helix Rack/Control, turn on Helix Control. Helix Rack reads "Helix Control must be updated to work
properly. Update now?" Press Knob 6 (OK) to update Helix Control.
NOTE: Updating the firmware does not automatically load any new presets. See "STEP 4Loading the 2.80 Factory
Presets/Templates" below.
STEP 3b:
Updating HX Effects/HX Stomp to 2.80
If you have Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, or Helix LT, follow STEP 3a above instead.
1. Shut down all Line 6 software or any programs that use audio, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Connect your HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
3. Launch Line 6 Updater. The latest version was automatically installed when you installed HX Edit 2.80 in "STEP 2
Updating HX Edit to 2.80" above.
4. Enter your Line 6 Username and Password and click "Sign In." A big green box appears with a picture of your HX
product. Click the big green box and then click "Update" next to Version: 2.80.
5. Carefully read the instructions (HEY! DID YOU BACK UP FIRST?), click "Continue," and then "Accept." When finished, your HX device restarts automatically.
NOTE: Updating the firmware does not automatically load any new presets. See "STEP 4Loading the 2.80 Factory Presets/Templates" below.
STEP 4 OPTIONAL: 
Loading the 2.80 Factory Presets/Templates
IMPORTANT! The following procedure will COMPLETELY ERASE ALL OF YOUR CUSTOM PRESETS! If you want to keep them, make sure you back them up first! (See "STEP 1aBacking Up Helix/HX Hardware" above.)
1. Turn off your Helix/HX processor.
2. Depending on your type of Helix/HX product, follow the procedure below:
Helix Floor/LT: While holding footswitches 7 and 8 (two left-most switches on the bottom row), turn on Helix/Helix LT. Wait for "Will restore stock Presets and Setlists..." and let go
Helix Rack/Control: While holding knobs 3 and 4 below the screen, turn on Helix Rack. Wait for "Will reset Presets..." and let go
HX Effects: While holding footswitches 5 and 6 (middle two switches on the bottom row), turn on HX Effects. Wait for "Will reset Presets..." and let go
HX Stomp: While holding footswitches 1 and 2, turn on HX Stomp. Wait for "Will reset Presets..." to appear on the screen and let go
Helix Native: Click the gear icon in the lower left corner to open the Preferences window. From the Presets/IRs tab, click "Restore Factory Setlists"
STEP 5a OPTIONAL: 
Restoring Helix/HX Hardware from a Backup
1. Connect your Helix/HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
2. Open the NEW VERSION OF HX Edit 2.80 you installed in "STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.80" above.
3. From the top File menu, select "Restore from Backup."
4. Browse to the backup file and click "Open."
TIP: If you instead exported individual setlists and loaded the 2.80 factory presets/templates (and want to keep them), from the preset list along the left side, select an empty User setlist and then drag the saved setlist file (from the tip in STEP 1) into the preset list.
IMPORTANT! You may notice that after restoring from a backup (or loading in previously stored setlists or individual presets) that preset switching times are slower than normal. Restart Helix/HX, and you'll see the display read "Rebuilding preset [XXX]". Wait for it to rebuild your presets, and they will load faster.
STEP 5b OPTIONAL: 
Restoring Helix Native from a Backup
If you don't currently own Helix Native, skip this step.
1. Open any instance of Helix Native within your DAW and click the gear icon in the lower left corner to open the Preferences window.
2. From the Presets/IRs tab, click "Import Bundle."
3. Browse to the location chosen in STEP 2 above and click "Open."
Whew! That wasn't too terrible, now was it? What's that... it was? Sorry. Now that Helix Core is finished, hopefully future update procedures will be less... involved.
New Amp Models in 2.80:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, Helix Native, HX Stomp
Fullerton Nrm, based on* the classic 1958 Fender® 5C3 Tweed Deluxe (normal channel) 
Fullerton Brt, based on* the classic 1958 Fender® 5C3 Tweed Deluxe (bright channel) 
Fullerton Jump, based on* the classic 1958 Fender® 5C3 Tweed Deluxe (jumped channels) 
Grammatico Nrm, based on* the modern 2016 Grammatico LaGrange (normal channel) 
Grammatico Brt, based on* the modern 2016 Grammatico LaGrange (bright channel) 
Grammatico Jump, based on* the modern 2016 Grammatico LaGrange (jumped channels) 
Revv Gen Red, based on* the red (gain 2) channel of the Revv® Generator 120
Ampeg SVT-4 PRO, based on* the Ampeg® SVT-4 PRO
NOTE: All product names used in this document are trademarks of their respective owners and neither Yamaha Guitar Group nor Line 6 are associated or affiliated with them. These trademarks appear solely to identify products whose tones and sounds were studied by Line 6 during sound model development. That said, the teams at Revv and Grammatico are super cool (and patient!) and you should buy their awesome amps.
New Effects Models in 2.80
Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, Helix Native, HX Effects, HX Stomp
Distortion > Dhyana Drive (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Hermida Zendrive
Distortion > Heir Apparent (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Analogman Prince of Tone (basically half a King of Tone) Distortion > Tone Sovereign (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Analogman King of Tone V4 (basically two Prince of Tones in one)
Distortion > ZeroAmp Bass DI (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Tech 21® SansAmp Bass Driver DI V1
Distortion > Ampeg Scrambler (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Ampeg® Scrambler Bass Overdrive
Filter > Asheville Pattrn (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Moog® Moogerfooger® MF-105M MIDI MuRF Filter (with both MuRF and Bass MuRF voicings)
EQ > Low/High Shelf (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
EQ > Tilt (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original. Tilt is a subtle 6dB EQ that boosts high frequencies while simultaneously attenuating low frequencies (or vice versa). Great for quickly making tones a bit brighter or darker. The Center Freq parameter sets the frequency around which the boost and cut pivot.
NOTE: All product names used in this document are trademarks of their respective owners and neither Yamaha Guitar Group nor Line 6 are associated or affiliated with them. These trademarks appear solely to identify products whose tones and sounds were studied by Line 6 during sound model development.
New Features in 2.80
NOTE: For additional information on Helix Native 1.80 or HX Edit 2.80, check out the latest Helix Native and HX Edit Pilot's Guides, which are automatically installed with the new 1.80/2.80 software.
Hotkeys
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, HX Effects
IMPORTANT! The first time you update Helix/HX to 2.80, your Mac or PC may ask what kind of keyboard you have connected. Just ignore this and close the window.
The Command Center can now send QWERTY hotkeys (keyboard shortcuts with or without modifiers such as Shift, Control, Option/Alt, and Command) to your Mac, PC, or iOS device via USB. You can now control virtually any software ever made, including DAWs, looping software, DJ software, media players, lighting software, video software, browsers, or video games... with your feet... or when assigned to an Instant command, from any preset or snapshot recall.
1. From the Command Center menu, select a footswitch or Instant command and turn Knob 1 (Command) to select Hotkey.
2. Turn knobs 2-5 to select the desired keystroke. If the keystroke doesn't have modifiers, leave knobs 2, 3, and 4 set to None."
TIP: It's much faster and easier to program keystrokes from HX Edit 2.80. Open the Command Center window, select a footswitch or Instant command, and from the Command pull-down menu, select "Hotkey." Click the small keypad icon and simply enter the keystroke from your computer keyboard. Don't forget to customize the switch label!
NOTE: Just like a normal computer keyboard, hotkeys won't work unless the software or app you want to control is in focus.
Hotkey Templates
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, HX Effects
To get you started with hotkeys, we've provided the following template presets in 2.80:
Cubase
Pro Tools (Mac)
Pro Tools (PC) Logic/GarageBand
Ableton Live (Mac)
Ableton Live (PC)
Reaper (Mac)
Reaper (PC)
StudioOne
Cakewalk
MainStage
QLab
YouTube
iTunes
Spotify (Mac)
Spotify (PC)
Apple Keynote
First-person shooter video games
Most software has dozens if not hundreds of available hotkeys; feel free to swap ours out with the ones you use the most. With clever choices and a bit of finesse, you may be able to run a recording session (or elaborate live show with lighting and video cues) without ever touching a mouse or keyboard.
Depending on your type of Helix/HX product, follow the procedure below:
Helix Floor/Rack/LT
Press the PRESET knob, move the joystick left to select the Setlist column, select 8 TEMPLATES, and press the joystick. Hotkey templates begin at 06A.
HX Effects
Press MODE to select Preset mode and turn the Big Knob. Hotkey templates begin at 16A.
NOTE: Updating the firmware does not automatically load any new presets or the hotkey templates; you must manually load them. See "STEP 5 Loading the 2.80 Factory Presets/Templates" above.
Variax String Level:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT
Helix can now remotely adjust the level of individual guitar strings on a connected Shuriken Variax, JTV, or Variax Standard.
TIP: Just like with any amp, cab, or effect parameter, Variax String Level can be quickly assigned to footswitches or Snapshots. "Wait. You mean I can turn off the top three strings for the verse (Snapshot 1) and bring them back in for the chorus (Snapshot 2)? And if the high E is too shrill I can back its volume down to 85%?" Yes. "That's pretty nuts." Yes it is.
1. Select the Input > Multi or Input > Variax block and press PAGE > three times.
2. Turn Knobs 1-6 to adjust each strings level.
3. If you want to set a particular string's level separately for each snapshot, press and turn the string's knob. The value will turn white and appear in brackets.
NOTE: Assigning a continuous controller (such as an expression pedal or slider on your MIDI controller) is not recommended, as it may result in minor pops and clicks; this is due to limitations in Variax DSP, not Helix.
Powercab Plus Remote:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT
IMPORTANT! You must also update Powercab Plus! It must be running firmware 2.0 or higher.
Helix can now remotely adjust parameters in one or two L6 LINK-connected Powercab Plus modeling speaker cabs. When one Powercab Plus is connected via L6 LINK (110-ohm AES/EBU cable), it receives a mono signal from Helix; when two Powercab Plus amps are daisy-chained via L6 LINK, the first cab in the chain receives the left signal and the second cab receives the right signal.
TIP: Just like with any amp, cab, or effect parameter, Powercab Plus parameters can be quickly assigned to footswitches or Snapshots.
1. Select the Output > Multi or Output > Digital block and press PAGE > once.
2. Turn Knob 1 (Powercab Remote) to select "Per Preset" or "Global." If you don't plan on changing Powercab parameters along with Helix presets, choose "Global."
3. Turn Knob 2 (Powercab Mode) to select the desired type of Powercab mode: Flat, Speaker, or IR. Note that certain parameters will gray out depending on the mode chosen.
4. Turn Knob 4 (Speaker Select) to specify which Powercab you want to control Powercab 1, Powercab 2, or both Powercabs simultaneously ("1+2 Link"). Normally, you should leave this set to "1+2 Link," which edits both Powercabs simultaneously, to maintain phase coherence.
Flat Voicing when Powercab Mode is set to "Flat," determines the type of speaker voicing.
Speaker Type when Powercab Mode is set to "Speaker," determines the current speaker model.
Speaker DI Mic when Powercab Mode is set to "Speaker," determines the mic model used on Powercab's XLR output(s).
Speaker Mic Dist when Powercab Mode is set to "Speaker," determines the mic distance used on Powercab's XLR output(s).
Speaker User IR when Powercab Mode is set to "User IR," selects the impulse response used.
Speaker Low Cut applies a Low Cut filter to Powercab Plus for minimizing low end rumble.
Speaker Hi Cut applies a High Cut filter to Powercab Plus for minimizing high end harshness.
Speaker Level applies a level trim.
Speaker Color lets you choose the LED ring color on any connected Powercab(s).
NOTE: For more information on Powercab Plus, see the Powercab Plus Pilot's Guide.
DT50/DT25 Remote:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, HX Edit
Helix can now remotely adjust the real tube topology settings and other parameters in one or two L6 LINK-connected DT25 or DT50 amplifiers. When one DT25 or DT50 is connected via L6 LINK (110-ohm AES/EBU cable), it receives a mono signal from Helix; when two DT250 or DT50 amplifiers are daisy-chained via L6 LINK, the first cab in the chain receives the left signal and the second cab receives the right signal.
TIP: Just like with any amp, cab, or effect parameter, DT parameters can be quickly assigned to footswitches or Snapshots.
1. From the Output > Multi or Output > Digital block, press PAGE > three times.
2. Turn Knob 1 (DT 25/50 Remote) to select "Per Preset" or "Global." If you don't plan on changing DT topology settings along with Helix presets, choose "Global."
3. Turn Knob 2 (DT Select) to specify which DT amp you want to controlDT 1, DT 2, or both DT amps simultaneously ("1+2 Link"). Normally, you should leave this set to "1+2 Link," which edits both DT amps simultaneously, to maintain phase coherence.
DT Channel
When set to Channel A, the DT switches to Channel A and its preamp is bypassed for when using a preamp model in Helix. When set to Channel B, the DT switches to Channel B and its preamp is activated.
TIP: Assign a stomp footswitch (or snapshots) to simultaneously bypass a Helix preamp block AND switch a connected DT amp to Channel B. This gives you a wider variety of tones in the same preset, without the DSP overhead required to run two simultaneous Preamp blocks.
DT Topology
Changes the DT amp's negative feedback loop topology. Choose "I (Tight)" for behavior reminiscent of the great American Blackface amps of the 60s, choose "II (Loose)" for dialing in echoes of classic British amps, choose "III (ZNF)" for a very open or dynamic feeling amp, or choose "IV (Resonant)" to add low frequency resonance that pairs well with high gain tones.
DT Power Amp
Sets the DT amp's operating class, wattage, and bias type. Choose "Class A" for more dynamics with greater touch sensitivity; choose "Class AB" for greater headroom and power.
DT Tube Config
Changes the configuration of the DT's power tubes. Chose "Pentode" for clear and commanding tone; choose "Triode" for quieter and rounder sounds with a more vintage feel.
DT Reverb
Turns the DT amp's built-in spring reverb on and off.
DT Rev Mix
Determines the amount of built-in spring reverb.
DT 12AX7 Boost (DT50 only)
When Low Volume Mode is off, applies a volume boost DT.
Feedback Cap (DT50 only)
Sets the DT amp's feedback capacitor type.
DT B+ Voltage (DT50 only)
Sets the DT amp's phase inverter B+ voltage.
NOTE: For more information on DT amps, see the DT25 Pilot's Guide or the DT50 Pilot's Guide.
Snapshot Bypass:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, Helix Native, HX Effects, HX Stomp, HX Edit
There may be situations where you don't want Helix's snapshots to control a particular block's bypass state; that is, you'd prefer to turn it on and off manually. For example, you may want manual control of a boost pedal at any time without worrying about whether a particular snapshot might turn it on or off.
Depending on your type of Helix/HX product, follow the procedure below:
Helix Floor/Rack/LT
Select a processing block, press ACTION, and set Knob 5 (Snapshot Bypass) to "Off" to disable snapshot control of that block's bypass state.
HX Effects
Select a processing block, press ACTION, and press the "Snapshot Bypass" switch to disable snapshot control of that block's bypass state.
HX Stomp
From Edit view, select a processing block, press ACTION, press PAGE >, and set Knob 3 (Snapshot Bypass) to "Off" to disable snapshot control of that block's bypass state.
Helix Native/HX Edit
Right-click (Mac: control-click) on a processing block and uncheck "Snapshot Bypass." Alternatively, right-click (Mac: control-click) the Bypass button to uncheck "Snapshot Bypass."
Hardware Compatibility Mode:
Helix Native
Helix Native can now reflect the signal flow and model set of all Helix and HX hardware devices, so transferring presets to and from your DAW is even easier. In addition, Hardware Compatibility can be disabled entirely, so the simultaneous model count is now limited only by the speed of your computer.
1. Open any instance of Helix Native within your DAW and click the gear icon in the lower left corner to open the Preferences window.
2. Click the Hardware Compatibility tab.
3. From the "Current Hardware Compatibility Mode" pull-down menu, select one of the following options:
Off
Disables Hardware Compatibility and lets you add as many blocks (of any type) as your computer's horsepower will allow. Choose this setting if you don't own any Helix or HX hardware.
Helix Floor/LT/Rack (the default)
Configures Helix Native such that any presets made can be easily loaded into Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, or Helix LT.
HX Effects
Configures Helix Native such that any presets made can be easily loaded into HX Effects. In this mode, no Amp or Cab models will be available.
HX Stomp
Configures Helix Native such that any presets made can be easily loaded into HX Stomp.
4. Click OK. Depending on the current Hardware Compatibility Mode, Helix Native may repopulate the preset list to reflect that of the selected hardware. For example, if you choose "HX Stomp," HX Stomp's factory presets will appear and the signal flow will be limited to six blocks.
5. Click "Set as Default" to ensure any new instances of Helix Native open in the selected mode.
IMPORTANT! Each Hardware Compatibility Mode incorporates its own, independent preset library. Therefore, you will see the Helix Native preset library automatically repopulate to reflect that of the selected hardware.
Helix/HX Preset Sharing:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, Helix Native, HX Effects, HX Stomp, HX Edit
All Helix and HX hardware and software now live within the same ecosystem. Using multiple windows within HX Edit and/or multiple instances of the Helix Native plug-in, both blocks and entire presets can be freely dragged and dropped or copied and pasted between units. Aside from the obvious caveats below, all Helix and HX products can now share the same content.
IMPORTANT! Due to the vast differences in how Helix/HX products manage controllers, snapshots, and Command Center messages, there is no guarantee that every single tiny detail of a preset will translate properly.
You can now drag/drop, copy/paste, or otherwise load:
HX Effects or HX Stomp presets into Helix Floor/Rack/LT and Helix Native. If an HX Effects preset has 9 blocks, the ninth block will be routed to Path 2.
Helix Floor/Rack/LT, Helix Native, or HX Stomp presets into HX Effects. However, there are caveats. 
To avoid an error message, the source preset must:
Contain 9 or fewer blocks.
Not contain any Amp+Cab, Amp, Preamp, or Cab blocks.
Contain no more than one Split and Merge block.
Fit within one path worth of DSP processing.
Helix Floor/Rack/LT, Helix Native, or HX Effects presets into HX Stomp. However, there are caveats. To avoid an error message, the source preset must:
Contain 6 or fewer blocks.
Contain no more than one Split and Merge block Fit within one path worth of DSP processing.
Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects, or HX Stomp presets into Helix Native
NOTE: A dialog box will appear if the source preset cannot be accommodated by the current Hardware Compatibility Mode (see above). At this point, you may choose to switch the current Hardware Compatibility Mode to that of the source preset, or attempt to translate the preset into the current Hardware Compatibility Mode, given the caveats above. See the Helix Native Pilot's Guide for more information. Click the question mark icon in the lower left corner of the plug-in.
Undo/Redo:
Helix Native, HX Edit
Both the Helix Native plug-in and HX Edit now support multiple levels of undo/redo. 
1. Click the Undo button to undo the most recent edit.
2. Click the Redo button to redo the most recent undo.
MIDI Learn:
Helix Native (Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, HX Effects, and HX Stomp already have this feature)
Helix Native can now learn an incoming MIDI CC message and automatically assign it to a parameter.
1. Right-click on a parameter and select Controller > MIDI Learn. A small brain icon flashes. If you change your mind, click the icon to cancel.
2. Send Helix Native a MIDI CC message. The parameter is automatically assigned to it.
TIP: In Helix Native, right-click (Mac: control-click) on a processing block to open a pull-down that lets you manually assign a MIDI CC to block bypass. Right-click (Mac: control-click) on a parameter slider to open a pull-down menu that lets you manually assign a MIDI CC to parameter control.
NOTE: Not all DAW software automatically routes incoming MIDI data through to any plug-in, especially those instantiated as an insert on an audio track. See your DAW's documentation for more information. The new MIDI In indicator in the lower right corner flashes if Helix Native receives MIDI data.
Hands-free Pedal Edit for Input/Output Blocks:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT
In addition to Amp, Effect, Cab, IR, Split, and Mixer parameters, Input and Output Block parameters can also now be edited with your feet, including the new Variax String Level, Powercab Plus remote, and DT25/DT50 remote parameters.
1. Press and hold MODE to enter Pedal Edit Mode. The switches flash.
2. If necessary, press MORE one or more times to view additional blocks and press the Input 1A (or 1B, 2A, or 2B) or Output 1A (or 1B, 2A, or 2B) footswitch. If the block has more than one page of parameters, press FS8 (<PAGE) or FS9 (PAGE>) until you find the parameter.
3. Press the footswitch displaying the parameter you want to adjust and use an expression pedal to adjust the parameter. For fine adjustment, press FS10 (VALUE) and FS11 (VALUE+). Hold FS10 (VALUE) or FS11 (VALUE +) for faster adjustments.
4. When finished, press FS12 (EXIT). If you want to save any changes made to the preset, hold FS12 (EXIT) for two seconds.
Snapshot Reselect:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, Helix Native, HX Effects, HX Stomp
Currently, pressing the currently active Snapshot switch will reload the stored state of that snapshot. With 2.80, you can now choose to instead toggle between it and the previously selected snapshot. For example, if you're on Snapshot 2 and switch to Snapshot 8, pressing the Snapshot 8 footswitch will seamlessly toggle between Snapshot 8 and Snapshot 2.
From the Global Settings > Preferences menu, turn Snapshot Reselect to choose "Reload" or "Toggle Prev." "Reload" remains the default.
Stomp Select:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT (parameter is already in HX Effects and HX Stomp)
Currently, briefly touching a stomp footswitch jumps to select its assigned items' parameters; it's a super fast and simple way to navigate your various amps and effects. For those neanderthals of you who play barefoot, you can disable this functionality from Global Settings > Footswitches > Touch Select. With 2.80, this parameter has now changed to Stomp Select, and lets you choose whether touching a switch, pressing a switch, or both instantly jumps to display the assigned items' parameters.
Depending on your type of Helix/HX product, follow the procedure below:
Helix Floor/Rack/LT
From the Global Settings > Footswitches menu, turn Knob 1 (Stomp Select) to choose "None," "Touch," "Press," or "Touch+Press." "Touch" remains the default.
HX Effects/HX StompFrom the Global Settings > Footswitches menu, turn Knob 1 (Stomp Select) to choose "Touch," "Press," or "Both." "Touch" remains the default.
Swap Up/Down Switches:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, HX Effects
Some users have requested the ability to press the DOWN switch to select the next bank, preset, or snapshot. With 2.80, Up and Down can be swapped:
From the Global Settings > Footswitches menu, turn [Swap Up/Down] to choose "Off" (normal) or "On" (reversed).
SHORTCUT: Touch (but don't press) the Up and Down switches together for one second, and then press Knob 6 [FS6 on HX Effects] (OK). The up and down switches are now swapped.
Turn Joystick to Select Blocks:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT
Currently, turning the joystick encoder scrolls through available models for the selected block. With 2.80, you can now choose to instead turn the joystick to quickly move across the signal flow.
From the Global Settings > Preferences menu, turn Knob 5 (Joystick Encoder) to choose "Model" or "Selection."
"Model" remains the default.
SHORTCUT: Pressing and turning the joystick will provide the opposite setting; that is, when set to "Model", press and turn the joystick to quickly move across the signal flow. When set to "Selection," press and turn the joystick to scroll through available models for the selected block.
Tempo Indicator:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control
Press TAP/TUNER two or more times to enter a new tempo. The TAP/TUNER scribble strip briefly displays the entered tempo.
SHORTCUT: To fine-tune the tempo, briefly touch the TAP/TUNER switch. The Tempo panel opens. Turn Knob 6 (BPM) to manually set the tempo.
Pedal Position Indicator:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control
A new Global Settings > Displays > Pedal Position Display parameter lets you determine whether the scribble strip above the expression pedal temporarily displays the expression pedal position ("Temporary") or remains visible ("Persistent").
Move the built-in expression pedal. The EXP scribble strip displays a position indicator (0 ~ 100%).
Helix Native Pricing:
Helix Native
It's not technically a feature, but Helix Native is now $99.99 US for all registered owners of Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, HX Effects, and HX Stomp ($300 off). Helix Native brings the amps, cabs, effects, and IR loading from Helix to your Mac or PC's recording software without the need for time-consuming re-amping. Depending on your computer's horsepower, you may be able to add an entire Helix's worth of processing to multiple guitar, bass, synth, vocal, drum, bus, slide whistle, and nose flute tracks. Helix Native along with Helix hardware is also an immeasurably helpful tool when trying to rebuild studio tones for your tour, or tones built on the road for the next record. What used to take weeks (or hiring an expensive programmer) now takes seconds.
Other Changes and Improvements in 2.80
The Global Settings > Preferences > Tap Tempo Pitch (Authentic, Transparent) setting now also affects tempo changes taking place across snapshot changes, not just when pressing the TAP switch. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, Helix Native, HX Effects, HX Stomp)
On a Cab > Dual block, changing the first cab no longer changes the second cab. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, Helix Native, HX Edit [feature is already in HX Stomp]) 
Page indication has changed from small colored dots to the right of the inspector to a scrolling inspector header line (similar to the one in HX Stomp). This allows Impulse Response blocks to display longer IR names. Oh yeah speaking of which... (Helix Floor/Rack/LT)
Impulse Response blocks now display as many IR file name characters as will fit in the inspector header. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, Helix Native)
In previous versions, only the last value would be recalled via Snapshots (example: In Program messages, only the PC value could change). With 2.80, all values are recalled via Snapshots (example: In Hotkey messages, all modifiers and the keystroke can change, so each snapshot could have different sets of key commands). (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects)
Additional values have been added to recall snapshots remotely via MIDI. CC69 Value 8 will select the next snapshot and Value 9 will select the previous snapshot. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, Helix Native, HX Effects [feature is already in HX Stomp])
Command Center > CC Toggle, CV Toggle (Helix Floor only), and Amp Control messages have an additional Type parameter that lets one determine whether the footswitch is latching or momentary. Previously, you would have to assign a processing block (set to momentary) to the same footswitch to make the Command Center message momentary. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects)
An additional "None" value has been added to Command Center > Instant > Amp Control messages. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects)
The "Pac Man" shortcut where moving the joystick right from the Output block jumps to the Input block (and vice versa) now also works when moving the joystick up and down. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT)
On the Save Preset, Rename Preset, Rename Snapshot, Rename Setlist, and Customize screens, moving the joystick right from the last character jumps to the first (and vice versa). (Helix Floor/Rack/LT [feature is already in HX Stomp and HX Effects]) 
The boot screen now displays a red progress bar. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT [feature is already in HX Stomp])
While in the Command Center menu, pressing SAVE twice to save a preset no longer exits you all the way to the Home screen. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects)
Pressing Up and Down together from Snapshot mode now exits to the previous mode (same as pressing EXIT). (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects)
Turning the PRESET knob past the last preset in each setlist now jumps back to the beginning of the setlist (and vice versa). (Helix Floor/Rack/LT [feature is already in HX Stomp and HX Effects])
A small indicator in the lower right corner of the plug-in window flashes whenever a MIDI message is received. (Helix Native)
Automation and MIDI/controller assignments can now be managed together from the Automation/Controller Assign tab. (Helix Native, HX Edit)
Blocks assigned to controllers or automation now display their category name in brackets. Parameters assigned to controllers or automation display a small icon to the left of their parameter sliders. In addition, pop-up menus now display controller or automation assignments, if any. (Helix Native, HX Edit)
From the Controller/Automation tab, right-click (Mac: control-click) an assignment to open a pull-down menu, letting you clear one or all assignments. (Helix Native, HX Edit [feature is already in Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects, and HX Stomp])
The Preferences menu in HX Edit now lets you set FS3, FS4, and FS5 functions. (HX Edit [feature is already in HX Stomp])
A new "Restore Factory Settings" button has been added to the bottom of the Preferences window. (Helix Native, HX Edit [feature is already in Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects, and HX Stomp])
In HX Edit, snapshots can now be selected while the Command Center window is open.
In HX Edit, the parameter tab will now be in sync with the Helix display for Amp+Cab and Cab > Dual blocks.
When a Shuriken Variax is connected, HX Edit now displays its bank names properly.
Wow, you're still reading this? Congratulations; you're way cooler and better looking than other Helix/HX owners. Celebrate your superiority with some delicious tacos.
As Ampeg is now Line 6's sister company, all pre-2.80 Ampeg models have been renamed: 
Amp > Bass > Tuck n' Go is now called "Ampeg B-15NF"
Amp > Bass > SV Beast Nrm is now called "Ampeg SVT Nrm"
Amp > Bass > SV Beast Brt is now called "Ampeg SVT Brt"
Cab > 1x15 Tuck n' Go is now called "1x15 Ampeg B-15" 
Cab > 4x10 Rhino is now called "4x10 Ampeg HLF"
Cab > 8x10 SV Beast is now called "8x10 Ampeg SVT E"
Numerous stability and performance improvements Lots of other little things:
Bug Fixes in 2.80:
On rare occasions, with dirty footswitches, a single press can generate two Command Center messages. We've added a small timeout to ensure this doesn't happen, regardless of the condition of the footswitches.
Pressing the Cab > Mic parameter knob now returns the value to default.
While HX Edit is running, double-clicking a preset, setlist, or bundle file on the desktop or any finder window will load the file.
In HX Edit, background windows now properly reflect the connected state of the device.
In HX Edit, preset names are now preserved in setlist, bundle, or backup files if an empty preset was renamed.
Many other minor bug fixes:
Known Issues in 2.80:
Global settings are reset after upgrade to 2.80. BACKUP FIRST!
Downgrading to 2.71 or older will erase ALL preset data.
The first time you update Helix/HX to 2.80, your Mac or PC may ask what kind of keyboard you have connected. This is due to the new Hotkey feature. Just ignore this and close the window.
Assigning a Command Center > Hotkey message to a footswitch that already has a block assigned to it (set to latching, which is the default) will cause the keystroke to be repeatedly sent to your Mac/PC. To avoid this behavior, either assign the Hotkey message to an empty footswitch or set the footswitch's mode to Momentary.
The first preset of each setlist is loaded during a restore.
The Helix icon may appear during the update and it could stop spinning. This is fine, the update will continue.
DT must be on firmware version 2.00 for L6 Link control to function.
Powercab 112 Plus must be on firmware version 2.00 or higher for L6 Link control to function.
You cannot rename the 1 Switch Looper scribble strip on Rack or Floor.
A preset may load blank after dragging a looper block across a split, merge and another block two times. Simply load the preset again and it will load as expected.
A brief volume increase can occur at preset load from Powercab while loading presets with different Powercab modes on a Helix device.
Undo/Redo does not work when switching between time and note divisions.
In HX EDIT, Undo/Redo removes block assignments in certain cases such as moving between paths.
Save to Library lists presets in "01A-32D" setlist format regardless of preferences.
Helix can become stuck in a footswitch mode when cancelling out of snapshot mode if snapshot mode was entered while banking. Banking and reloading the preset resolves this issue.
Helix's display can become non responsive if HX Edit is open when restarting or shutting down a Windows computer. Unplugging and replugging the USB cable resolves this issue.
Punch In and Punch Out MMC commands are not functioning. Please use Hotkeys as a temporary workaround.
Bank up can occasionally increment by 8 with preset mode switches set to a non-default setting.
Helix LT ONLY: XLR Output global setting requires the setting to be adjusted 2x before it takes effect.
Helix Rack ONLY: Tuner output USB 5/6 routes audio to XLR, 1/4" and SPDIF.]]></notes>
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        <notes><![CDATA[IMPORTANT! 2.80 is the first firmware to utilize the new Helix Core engine, which unifies all Helix and HX products into the same ecosystem. Because there are tons of changes under the hood, presets created in 2.80 will not be compatible with earlier firmware, which means if you want to return to 2.71 for whatever reason, and you didn't back up before updating to 2.80, your presets will NO LONGER WORK. Therefore, we STRONGLY RECOMMEND everyone back up everything BEFORE updating.
Transitioning to Helix Core also forces us to reset your Global Settings. No way around that. Just back everything up, okay? Instructions for backing up begin... now.
Updating to 2.80 (READ ME!)
Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, HX Effects, HX Stomp
STEP 1a:
Backing Up Helix/HX Hardware
1. Connect your Helix/HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB and turn it on. Do not use any sort of USB hub. 
2. Open YOUR CURRENT VERSION of HX Edit (NOT the new HX Edit 2.80).
3. From the top File menu, select "Create Backup..."
4. Click "Create Backup."
TIP: If you want to load the 2.80 factory presets and hotkey templates, it's better to manually back up individual setlists, so you can later import them into empty setlists. To do this, from the preset library along the left side, select the setlist you want to back up and click "Export." Choose a destination folder and click "Save." Repeat for any other setlists you want to back up.
STEP 1b:
Backing Up Helix Native
If you don't currently own Helix Native, skip this step.
1. Open any instance of YOUR CURRENT VERSION Helix Native (NOT the new Helix Native 1.80) within your DAW and click the gear icon in the lower left corner to open the Preferences window.
2. From the Presets/IRs tab, click "Export Bundle."
3. Choose the destination folder and click "Save."
TIP: If you want to load the 2.80 factory presets, it's better to manually back up individual setlists, so you can later import them into empty setlists. To do this, from the preset library along the left side, select the setlist you want to back up and click the small yellow "Export." Choose a destination folder and click "Save." Repeat for any other setlists you want to back up.
STEP 2:
Updating HX Edit to 2.80 (YOU MUST DO THIS BEFORE UPDATING YOUR HELIX/HX FIRMWARE!)
1. Turn off or disconnect any connected Helix or HX hardware.
2. Log onto line6.com and visit the downloads page.
3. From the middle pull-down menu, select "HX Edit." From the right pull-down menu, select your computer's
operating system.
4. Click the Go button.
5. Find HX Edit Version 2.80 and click "Get Download."
6. Read the Software License Agreement (hahaahaaa!) and click "Accept and Download."
7. Once the software has downloaded, double-click the installer and follow the prompts.
NOTE: Installing HX Edit 2.80 automatically installs the latest version of Line 6 Updater, which is required to update the firmware.
STEP 3a:
Updating Helix Floor/Rack/LT to 2.80
If you have HX Effects or HX Stomp, skip to STEP 3b below instead.
1. If you have Helix Rack/Control, turn off Helix Control. Also, shut down all Line 6 software or any programs that use audio, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Connect Helix to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
3. Launch Line 6 Updater. The latest version was automatically installed when you installed HX Edit 2.80 in "STEP 2
Updating HX Edit to 2.80" above.
4. Enter your Line 6 Username and Password and click "Sign In." A big green box appears with a picture of your Helix
product. Click the big green box and then click "Update" next to Version: 2.80.
5. Carefully read the instructions (HEY! DID YOU BACK UP FIRST?), click "Continue," and then "Accept." A warning
dialog appears, telling you that Helix will be reset twice.
6. Think "Hmm, maybe I should've backed up first? Nah, I insist on subverting the dominant paradigm," and click
"OK." Helix begins updating. As wholly expected, because we warned you... because you always read the instructions... halfway through the update process, Line 6 Updater displays a second dialog and Helix's LCD reads "Boot Failure. Entered Update Mode!" THIS IS NORMAL. Breathe deep, everything is fine. You're almost there.
7. Click "OK" again. When finished, Helix restarts automatically and begins rebuilding your presets. Let it finish.
8. If you have Helix Rack/Control, turn on Helix Control. Helix Rack reads "Helix Control must be updated to work
properly. Update now?" Press Knob 6 (OK) to update Helix Control.
NOTE: Updating the firmware does not automatically load any new presets. See "STEP 4Loading the 2.80 Factory
Presets/Templates" below.
STEP 3b:
Updating HX Effects/HX Stomp to 2.80
If you have Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, or Helix LT, follow STEP 3a above instead.
1. Shut down all Line 6 software or any programs that use audio, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Connect your HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
3. Launch Line 6 Updater. The latest version was automatically installed when you installed HX Edit 2.80 in "STEP 2
Updating HX Edit to 2.80" above.
4. Enter your Line 6 Username and Password and click "Sign In." A big green box appears with a picture of your HX
product. Click the big green box and then click "Update" next to Version: 2.80.
5. Carefully read the instructions (HEY! DID YOU BACK UP FIRST?), click "Continue," and then "Accept." When finished, your HX device restarts automatically.
NOTE: Updating the firmware does not automatically load any new presets. See "STEP 4Loading the 2.80 Factory Presets/Templates" below.
STEP 4 OPTIONAL: 
Loading the 2.80 Factory Presets/Templates
IMPORTANT! The following procedure will COMPLETELY ERASE ALL OF YOUR CUSTOM PRESETS! If you want to keep them, make sure you back them up first! (See "STEP 1aBacking Up Helix/HX Hardware" above.)
1. Turn off your Helix/HX processor.
2. Depending on your type of Helix/HX product, follow the procedure below:
Helix Floor/LT: While holding footswitches 7 and 8 (two left-most switches on the bottom row), turn on Helix/Helix LT. Wait for "Will restore stock Presets and Setlists..." and let go
Helix Rack/Control: While holding knobs 3 and 4 below the screen, turn on Helix Rack. Wait for "Will reset Presets..." and let go
HX Effects: While holding footswitches 5 and 6 (middle two switches on the bottom row), turn on HX Effects. Wait for "Will reset Presets..." and let go
HX Stomp: While holding footswitches 1 and 2, turn on HX Stomp. Wait for "Will reset Presets..." to appear on the screen and let go
Helix Native: Click the gear icon in the lower left corner to open the Preferences window. From the Presets/IRs tab, click "Restore Factory Setlists"
STEP 5a OPTIONAL: 
Restoring Helix/HX Hardware from a Backup
1. Connect your Helix/HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
2. Open the NEW VERSION OF HX Edit 2.80 you installed in "STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.80" above.
3. From the top File menu, select "Restore from Backup."
4. Browse to the backup file and click "Open."
TIP: If you instead exported individual setlists and loaded the 2.80 factory presets/templates (and want to keep them), from the preset list along the left side, select an empty User setlist and then drag the saved setlist file (from the tip in STEP 1) into the preset list.
IMPORTANT! You may notice that after restoring from a backup (or loading in previously stored setlists or individual presets) that preset switching times are slower than normal. Restart Helix/HX, and you'll see the display read "Rebuilding preset [XXX]". Wait for it to rebuild your presets, and they will load faster.
STEP 5b OPTIONAL: 
Restoring Helix Native from a Backup
If you don't currently own Helix Native, skip this step.
1. Open any instance of Helix Native within your DAW and click the gear icon in the lower left corner to open the Preferences window.
2. From the Presets/IRs tab, click "Import Bundle."
3. Browse to the location chosen in STEP 2 above and click "Open."
Whew! That wasn't too terrible, now was it? What's that... it was? Sorry. Now that Helix Core is finished, hopefully future update procedures will be less... involved.
New Amp Models in 2.80:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, Helix Native, HX Stomp
Fullerton Nrm, based on* the classic 1958 Fender® 5C3 Tweed Deluxe (normal channel) 
Fullerton Brt, based on* the classic 1958 Fender® 5C3 Tweed Deluxe (bright channel) 
Fullerton Jump, based on* the classic 1958 Fender® 5C3 Tweed Deluxe (jumped channels) 
Grammatico Nrm, based on* the modern 2016 Grammatico LaGrange (normal channel) 
Grammatico Brt, based on* the modern 2016 Grammatico LaGrange (bright channel) 
Grammatico Jump, based on* the modern 2016 Grammatico LaGrange (jumped channels) 
Revv Gen Red, based on* the red (gain 2) channel of the Revv® Generator 120
Ampeg SVT-4 PRO, based on* the Ampeg® SVT-4 PRO
NOTE: All product names used in this document are trademarks of their respective owners and neither Yamaha Guitar Group nor Line 6 are associated or affiliated with them. These trademarks appear solely to identify products whose tones and sounds were studied by Line 6 during sound model development. That said, the teams at Revv and Grammatico are super cool (and patient!) and you should buy their awesome amps.
New Effects Models in 2.80
Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, Helix Native, HX Effects, HX Stomp
Distortion > Dhyana Drive (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Hermida Zendrive
Distortion > Heir Apparent (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Analogman Prince of Tone (basically half a King of Tone) Distortion > Tone Sovereign (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Analogman King of Tone V4 (basically two Prince of Tones in one)
Distortion > ZeroAmp Bass DI (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Tech 21® SansAmp Bass Driver DI V1
Distortion > Ampeg Scrambler (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Ampeg® Scrambler Bass Overdrive
Filter > Asheville Pattrn (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Moog® Moogerfooger® MF-105M MIDI MuRF Filter (with both MuRF and Bass MuRF voicings)
EQ > Low/High Shelf (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
EQ > Tilt (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original. Tilt is a subtle 6dB EQ that boosts high frequencies while simultaneously attenuating low frequencies (or vice versa). Great for quickly making tones a bit brighter or darker. The Center Freq parameter sets the frequency around which the boost and cut pivot.
NOTE: All product names used in this document are trademarks of their respective owners and neither Yamaha Guitar Group nor Line 6 are associated or affiliated with them. These trademarks appear solely to identify products whose tones and sounds were studied by Line 6 during sound model development.
New Features in 2.80
NOTE: For additional information on Helix Native 1.80 or HX Edit 2.80, check out the latest Helix Native and HX Edit Pilot's Guides, which are automatically installed with the new 1.80/2.80 software.
Hotkeys
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, HX Effects
IMPORTANT! The first time you update Helix/HX to 2.80, your Mac or PC may ask what kind of keyboard you have connected. Just ignore this and close the window.
The Command Center can now send QWERTY hotkeys (keyboard shortcuts with or without modifiers such as Shift, Control, Option/Alt, and Command) to your Mac, PC, or iOS device via USB. You can now control virtually any software ever made, including DAWs, looping software, DJ software, media players, lighting software, video software, browsers, or video games... with your feet... or when assigned to an Instant command, from any preset or snapshot recall.
1. From the Command Center menu, select a footswitch or Instant command and turn Knob 1 (Command) to select Hotkey.
2. Turn knobs 2-5 to select the desired keystroke. If the keystroke doesn't have modifiers, leave knobs 2, 3, and 4 set to None."
TIP: It's much faster and easier to program keystrokes from HX Edit 2.80. Open the Command Center window, select a footswitch or Instant command, and from the Command pull-down menu, select "Hotkey." Click the small keypad icon and simply enter the keystroke from your computer keyboard. Don't forget to customize the switch label!
NOTE: Just like a normal computer keyboard, hotkeys won't work unless the software or app you want to control is in focus.
Hotkey Templates
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, HX Effects
To get you started with hotkeys, we've provided the following template presets in 2.80:
Cubase
Pro Tools (Mac)
Pro Tools (PC) Logic/GarageBand
Ableton Live (Mac)
Ableton Live (PC)
Reaper (Mac)
Reaper (PC)
StudioOne
Cakewalk
MainStage
QLab
YouTube
iTunes
Spotify (Mac)
Spotify (PC)
Apple Keynote
First-person shooter video games
Most software has dozens if not hundreds of available hotkeys; feel free to swap ours out with the ones you use the most. With clever choices and a bit of finesse, you may be able to run a recording session (or elaborate live show with lighting and video cues) without ever touching a mouse or keyboard.
Depending on your type of Helix/HX product, follow the procedure below:
Helix Floor/Rack/LT
Press the PRESET knob, move the joystick left to select the Setlist column, select 8 TEMPLATES, and press the joystick. Hotkey templates begin at 06A.
HX Effects
Press MODE to select Preset mode and turn the Big Knob. Hotkey templates begin at 16A.
NOTE: Updating the firmware does not automatically load any new presets or the hotkey templates; you must manually load them. See "STEP 5 Loading the 2.80 Factory Presets/Templates" above.
Variax String Level:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT
Helix can now remotely adjust the level of individual guitar strings on a connected Shuriken Variax, JTV, or Variax Standard.
TIP: Just like with any amp, cab, or effect parameter, Variax String Level can be quickly assigned to footswitches or Snapshots. "Wait. You mean I can turn off the top three strings for the verse (Snapshot 1) and bring them back in for the chorus (Snapshot 2)? And if the high E is too shrill I can back its volume down to 85%?" Yes. "That's pretty nuts." Yes it is.
1. Select the Input > Multi or Input > Variax block and press PAGE > three times.
2. Turn Knobs 1-6 to adjust each strings level.
3. If you want to set a particular string's level separately for each snapshot, press and turn the string's knob. The value will turn white and appear in brackets.
NOTE: Assigning a continuous controller (such as an expression pedal or slider on your MIDI controller) is not recommended, as it may result in minor pops and clicks; this is due to limitations in Variax DSP, not Helix.
Powercab Plus Remote:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT
IMPORTANT! You must also update Powercab Plus! It must be running firmware 2.0 or higher.
Helix can now remotely adjust parameters in one or two L6 LINK-connected Powercab Plus modeling speaker cabs. When one Powercab Plus is connected via L6 LINK (110-ohm AES/EBU cable), it receives a mono signal from Helix; when two Powercab Plus amps are daisy-chained via L6 LINK, the first cab in the chain receives the left signal and the second cab receives the right signal.
TIP: Just like with any amp, cab, or effect parameter, Powercab Plus parameters can be quickly assigned to footswitches or Snapshots.
1. Select the Output > Multi or Output > Digital block and press PAGE > once.
2. Turn Knob 1 (Powercab Remote) to select "Per Preset" or "Global." If you don't plan on changing Powercab parameters along with Helix presets, choose "Global."
3. Turn Knob 2 (Powercab Mode) to select the desired type of Powercab mode: Flat, Speaker, or IR. Note that certain parameters will gray out depending on the mode chosen.
4. Turn Knob 4 (Speaker Select) to specify which Powercab you want to control Powercab 1, Powercab 2, or both Powercabs simultaneously ("1+2 Link"). Normally, you should leave this set to "1+2 Link," which edits both Powercabs simultaneously, to maintain phase coherence.
Flat Voicing when Powercab Mode is set to "Flat," determines the type of speaker voicing.
Speaker Type when Powercab Mode is set to "Speaker," determines the current speaker model.
Speaker DI Mic when Powercab Mode is set to "Speaker," determines the mic model used on Powercab's XLR output(s).
Speaker Mic Dist when Powercab Mode is set to "Speaker," determines the mic distance used on Powercab's XLR output(s).
Speaker User IR when Powercab Mode is set to "User IR," selects the impulse response used.
Speaker Low Cut applies a Low Cut filter to Powercab Plus for minimizing low end rumble.
Speaker Hi Cut applies a High Cut filter to Powercab Plus for minimizing high end harshness.
Speaker Level applies a level trim.
Speaker Color lets you choose the LED ring color on any connected Powercab(s).
NOTE: For more information on Powercab Plus, see the Powercab Plus Pilot's Guide.
DT50/DT25 Remote:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, HX Edit
Helix can now remotely adjust the real tube topology settings and other parameters in one or two L6 LINK-connected DT25 or DT50 amplifiers. When one DT25 or DT50 is connected via L6 LINK (110-ohm AES/EBU cable), it receives a mono signal from Helix; when two DT250 or DT50 amplifiers are daisy-chained via L6 LINK, the first cab in the chain receives the left signal and the second cab receives the right signal.
TIP: Just like with any amp, cab, or effect parameter, DT parameters can be quickly assigned to footswitches or Snapshots.
1. From the Output > Multi or Output > Digital block, press PAGE > three times.
2. Turn Knob 1 (DT 25/50 Remote) to select "Per Preset" or "Global." If you don't plan on changing DT topology settings along with Helix presets, choose "Global."
3. Turn Knob 2 (DT Select) to specify which DT amp you want to controlDT 1, DT 2, or both DT amps simultaneously ("1+2 Link"). Normally, you should leave this set to "1+2 Link," which edits both DT amps simultaneously, to maintain phase coherence.
DT Channel
When set to Channel A, the DT switches to Channel A and its preamp is bypassed for when using a preamp model in Helix. When set to Channel B, the DT switches to Channel B and its preamp is activated.
TIP: Assign a stomp footswitch (or snapshots) to simultaneously bypass a Helix preamp block AND switch a connected DT amp to Channel B. This gives you a wider variety of tones in the same preset, without the DSP overhead required to run two simultaneous Preamp blocks.
DT Topology
Changes the DT amp's negative feedback loop topology. Choose "I (Tight)" for behavior reminiscent of the great American Blackface amps of the 60s, choose "II (Loose)" for dialing in echoes of classic British amps, choose "III (ZNF)" for a very open or dynamic feeling amp, or choose "IV (Resonant)" to add low frequency resonance that pairs well with high gain tones.
DT Power Amp
Sets the DT amp's operating class, wattage, and bias type. Choose "Class A" for more dynamics with greater touch sensitivity; choose "Class AB" for greater headroom and power.
DT Tube Config
Changes the configuration of the DT's power tubes. Chose "Pentode" for clear and commanding tone; choose "Triode" for quieter and rounder sounds with a more vintage feel.
DT Reverb
Turns the DT amp's built-in spring reverb on and off.
DT Rev Mix
Determines the amount of built-in spring reverb.
DT 12AX7 Boost (DT50 only)
When Low Volume Mode is off, applies a volume boost DT.
Feedback Cap (DT50 only)
Sets the DT amp's feedback capacitor type.
DT B+ Voltage (DT50 only)
Sets the DT amp's phase inverter B+ voltage.
NOTE: For more information on DT amps, see the DT25 Pilot's Guide or the DT50 Pilot's Guide.
Snapshot Bypass:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, Helix Native, HX Effects, HX Stomp, HX Edit
There may be situations where you don't want Helix's snapshots to control a particular block's bypass state; that is, you'd prefer to turn it on and off manually. For example, you may want manual control of a boost pedal at any time without worrying about whether a particular snapshot might turn it on or off.
Depending on your type of Helix/HX product, follow the procedure below:
Helix Floor/Rack/LT
Select a processing block, press ACTION, and set Knob 5 (Snapshot Bypass) to "Off" to disable snapshot control of that block's bypass state.
HX Effects
Select a processing block, press ACTION, and press the "Snapshot Bypass" switch to disable snapshot control of that block's bypass state.
HX Stomp
From Edit view, select a processing block, press ACTION, press PAGE >, and set Knob 3 (Snapshot Bypass) to "Off" to disable snapshot control of that block's bypass state.
Helix Native/HX Edit
Right-click (Mac: control-click) on a processing block and uncheck "Snapshot Bypass." Alternatively, right-click (Mac: control-click) the Bypass button to uncheck "Snapshot Bypass."
Hardware Compatibility Mode:
Helix Native
Helix Native can now reflect the signal flow and model set of all Helix and HX hardware devices, so transferring presets to and from your DAW is even easier. In addition, Hardware Compatibility can be disabled entirely, so the simultaneous model count is now limited only by the speed of your computer.
1. Open any instance of Helix Native within your DAW and click the gear icon in the lower left corner to open the Preferences window.
2. Click the Hardware Compatibility tab.
3. From the "Current Hardware Compatibility Mode" pull-down menu, select one of the following options:
Off
Disables Hardware Compatibility and lets you add as many blocks (of any type) as your computer's horsepower will allow. Choose this setting if you don't own any Helix or HX hardware.
Helix Floor/LT/Rack (the default)
Configures Helix Native such that any presets made can be easily loaded into Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, or Helix LT.
HX Effects
Configures Helix Native such that any presets made can be easily loaded into HX Effects. In this mode, no Amp or Cab models will be available.
HX Stomp
Configures Helix Native such that any presets made can be easily loaded into HX Stomp.
4. Click OK. Depending on the current Hardware Compatibility Mode, Helix Native may repopulate the preset list to reflect that of the selected hardware. For example, if you choose "HX Stomp," HX Stomp's factory presets will appear and the signal flow will be limited to six blocks.
5. Click "Set as Default" to ensure any new instances of Helix Native open in the selected mode.
IMPORTANT! Each Hardware Compatibility Mode incorporates its own, independent preset library. Therefore, you will see the Helix Native preset library automatically repopulate to reflect that of the selected hardware.
Helix/HX Preset Sharing:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, Helix Native, HX Effects, HX Stomp, HX Edit
All Helix and HX hardware and software now live within the same ecosystem. Using multiple windows within HX Edit and/or multiple instances of the Helix Native plug-in, both blocks and entire presets can be freely dragged and dropped or copied and pasted between units. Aside from the obvious caveats below, all Helix and HX products can now share the same content.
IMPORTANT! Due to the vast differences in how Helix/HX products manage controllers, snapshots, and Command Center messages, there is no guarantee that every single tiny detail of a preset will translate properly.
You can now drag/drop, copy/paste, or otherwise load:
HX Effects or HX Stomp presets into Helix Floor/Rack/LT and Helix Native. If an HX Effects preset has 9 blocks, the ninth block will be routed to Path 2.
Helix Floor/Rack/LT, Helix Native, or HX Stomp presets into HX Effects. However, there are caveats. 
To avoid an error message, the source preset must:
Contain 9 or fewer blocks.
Not contain any Amp+Cab, Amp, Preamp, or Cab blocks.
Contain no more than one Split and Merge block.
Fit within one path worth of DSP processing.
Helix Floor/Rack/LT, Helix Native, or HX Effects presets into HX Stomp. However, there are caveats. To avoid an error message, the source preset must:
Contain 6 or fewer blocks.
Contain no more than one Split and Merge block Fit within one path worth of DSP processing.
Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects, or HX Stomp presets into Helix Native
NOTE: A dialog box will appear if the source preset cannot be accommodated by the current Hardware Compatibility Mode (see above). At this point, you may choose to switch the current Hardware Compatibility Mode to that of the source preset, or attempt to translate the preset into the current Hardware Compatibility Mode, given the caveats above. See the Helix Native Pilot's Guide for more information. Click the question mark icon in the lower left corner of the plug-in.
Undo/Redo:
Helix Native, HX Edit
Both the Helix Native plug-in and HX Edit now support multiple levels of undo/redo. 
1. Click the Undo button to undo the most recent edit.
2. Click the Redo button to redo the most recent undo.
MIDI Learn:
Helix Native (Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, HX Effects, and HX Stomp already have this feature)
Helix Native can now learn an incoming MIDI CC message and automatically assign it to a parameter.
1. Right-click on a parameter and select Controller > MIDI Learn. A small brain icon flashes. If you change your mind, click the icon to cancel.
2. Send Helix Native a MIDI CC message. The parameter is automatically assigned to it.
TIP: In Helix Native, right-click (Mac: control-click) on a processing block to open a pull-down that lets you manually assign a MIDI CC to block bypass. Right-click (Mac: control-click) on a parameter slider to open a pull-down menu that lets you manually assign a MIDI CC to parameter control.
NOTE: Not all DAW software automatically routes incoming MIDI data through to any plug-in, especially those instantiated as an insert on an audio track. See your DAW's documentation for more information. The new MIDI In indicator in the lower right corner flashes if Helix Native receives MIDI data.
Hands-free Pedal Edit for Input/Output Blocks:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT
In addition to Amp, Effect, Cab, IR, Split, and Mixer parameters, Input and Output Block parameters can also now be edited with your feet, including the new Variax String Level, Powercab Plus remote, and DT25/DT50 remote parameters.
1. Press and hold MODE to enter Pedal Edit Mode. The switches flash.
2. If necessary, press MORE one or more times to view additional blocks and press the Input 1A (or 1B, 2A, or 2B) or Output 1A (or 1B, 2A, or 2B) footswitch. If the block has more than one page of parameters, press FS8 (<PAGE) or FS9 (PAGE>) until you find the parameter.
3. Press the footswitch displaying the parameter you want to adjust and use an expression pedal to adjust the parameter. For fine adjustment, press FS10 (VALUE) and FS11 (VALUE+). Hold FS10 (VALUE) or FS11 (VALUE +) for faster adjustments.
4. When finished, press FS12 (EXIT). If you want to save any changes made to the preset, hold FS12 (EXIT) for two seconds.
Snapshot Reselect:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, Helix Native, HX Effects, HX Stomp
Currently, pressing the currently active Snapshot switch will reload the stored state of that snapshot. With 2.80, you can now choose to instead toggle between it and the previously selected snapshot. For example, if you're on Snapshot 2 and switch to Snapshot 8, pressing the Snapshot 8 footswitch will seamlessly toggle between Snapshot 8 and Snapshot 2.
From the Global Settings > Preferences menu, turn Snapshot Reselect to choose "Reload" or "Toggle Prev." "Reload" remains the default.
Stomp Select:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT (parameter is already in HX Effects and HX Stomp)
Currently, briefly touching a stomp footswitch jumps to select its assigned items' parameters; it's a super fast and simple way to navigate your various amps and effects. For those neanderthals of you who play barefoot, you can disable this functionality from Global Settings > Footswitches > Touch Select. With 2.80, this parameter has now changed to Stomp Select, and lets you choose whether touching a switch, pressing a switch, or both instantly jumps to display the assigned items' parameters.
Depending on your type of Helix/HX product, follow the procedure below:
Helix Floor/Rack/LT
From the Global Settings > Footswitches menu, turn Knob 1 (Stomp Select) to choose "None," "Touch," "Press," or "Touch+Press." "Touch" remains the default.
HX Effects/HX StompFrom the Global Settings > Footswitches menu, turn Knob 1 (Stomp Select) to choose "Touch," "Press," or "Both." "Touch" remains the default.
Swap Up/Down Switches:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, HX Effects
Some users have requested the ability to press the DOWN switch to select the next bank, preset, or snapshot. With 2.80, Up and Down can be swapped:
From the Global Settings > Footswitches menu, turn [Swap Up/Down] to choose "Off" (normal) or "On" (reversed).
SHORTCUT: Touch (but don't press) the Up and Down switches together for one second, and then press Knob 6 [FS6 on HX Effects] (OK). The up and down switches are now swapped.
Turn Joystick to Select Blocks:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT
Currently, turning the joystick encoder scrolls through available models for the selected block. With 2.80, you can now choose to instead turn the joystick to quickly move across the signal flow.
From the Global Settings > Preferences menu, turn Knob 5 (Joystick Encoder) to choose "Model" or "Selection."
"Model" remains the default.
SHORTCUT: Pressing and turning the joystick will provide the opposite setting; that is, when set to "Model", press and turn the joystick to quickly move across the signal flow. When set to "Selection," press and turn the joystick to scroll through available models for the selected block.
Tempo Indicator:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control
Press TAP/TUNER two or more times to enter a new tempo. The TAP/TUNER scribble strip briefly displays the entered tempo.
SHORTCUT: To fine-tune the tempo, briefly touch the TAP/TUNER switch. The Tempo panel opens. Turn Knob 6 (BPM) to manually set the tempo.
Pedal Position Indicator:
Helix Floor
A new Global Settings > Displays > Pedal Position Display parameter lets you determine whether the scribble strip above the expression pedal temporarily displays the expression pedal position ("Temporary") or remains visible ("Persistent").
Move the built-in expression pedal. The EXP scribble strip displays a position indicator (0 ~ 100%).
Helix Native Pricing:
Helix Native
It's not technically a feature, but Helix Native is now $99.99 US for all registered owners of Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, HX Effects, and HX Stomp ($300 off). Helix Native brings the amps, cabs, effects, and IR loading from Helix to your Mac or PC's recording software without the need for time-consuming re-amping. Depending on your computer's horsepower, you may be able to add an entire Helix's worth of processing to multiple guitar, bass, synth, vocal, drum, bus, slide whistle, and nose flute tracks. Helix Native along with Helix hardware is also an immeasurably helpful tool when trying to rebuild studio tones for your tour, or tones built on the road for the next record. What used to take weeks (or hiring an expensive programmer) now takes seconds.
Other Changes and Improvements in 2.80
The Global Settings > Preferences > Tap Tempo Pitch (Authentic, Transparent) setting now also affects tempo changes taking place across snapshot changes, not just when pressing the TAP switch. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, Helix Native, HX Effects, HX Stomp)
On a Cab > Dual block, changing the first cab no longer changes the second cab. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, Helix Native, HX Edit [feature is already in HX Stomp]) 
Page indication has changed from small colored dots to the right of the inspector to a scrolling inspector header line (similar to the one in HX Stomp). This allows Impulse Response blocks to display longer IR names. Oh yeah speaking of which... (Helix Floor/Rack/LT)
Impulse Response blocks now display as many IR file name characters as will fit in the inspector header. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, Helix Native)
In previous versions, only the last value would be recalled via Snapshots (example: In Program messages, only the PC value could change). With 2.80, all values are recalled via Snapshots (example: In Hotkey messages, all modifiers and the keystroke can change, so each snapshot could have different sets of key commands). (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects)
Additional values have been added to recall snapshots remotely via MIDI. CC69 Value 8 will select the next snapshot and Value 9 will select the previous snapshot. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, Helix Native, HX Effects [feature is already in HX Stomp])
Command Center > CC Toggle, CV Toggle (Helix Floor only), and Amp Control messages have an additional Type parameter that lets one determine whether the footswitch is latching or momentary. Previously, you would have to assign a processing block (set to momentary) to the same footswitch to make the Command Center message momentary. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects)
An additional "None" value has been added to Command Center > Instant > Amp Control messages. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects)
The "Pac Man" shortcut where moving the joystick right from the Output block jumps to the Input block (and vice versa) now also works when moving the joystick up and down. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT)
On the Save Preset, Rename Preset, Rename Snapshot, Rename Setlist, and Customize screens, moving the joystick right from the last character jumps to the first (and vice versa). (Helix Floor/Rack/LT [feature is already in HX Stomp and HX Effects]) 
The boot screen now displays a red progress bar. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT [feature is already in HX Stomp])
While in the Command Center menu, pressing SAVE twice to save a preset no longer exits you all the way to the Home screen. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects)
Pressing Up and Down together from Snapshot mode now exits to the previous mode (same as pressing EXIT). (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects)
Turning the PRESET knob past the last preset in each setlist now jumps back to the beginning of the setlist (and vice versa). (Helix Floor/Rack/LT [feature is already in HX Stomp and HX Effects])
A small indicator in the lower right corner of the plug-in window flashes whenever a MIDI message is received. (Helix Native)
Automation and MIDI/controller assignments can now be managed together from the Automation/Controller Assign tab. (Helix Native, HX Edit)
Blocks assigned to controllers or automation now display their category name in brackets. Parameters assigned to controllers or automation display a small icon to the left of their parameter sliders. In addition, pop-up menus now display controller or automation assignments, if any. (Helix Native, HX Edit)
From the Controller/Automation tab, right-click (Mac: control-click) an assignment to open a pull-down menu, letting you clear one or all assignments. (Helix Native, HX Edit [feature is already in Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects, and HX Stomp])
The Preferences menu in HX Edit now lets you set FS3, FS4, and FS5 functions. (HX Edit [feature is already in HX Stomp])
A new "Restore Factory Settings" button has been added to the bottom of the Preferences window. (Helix Native, HX Edit [feature is already in Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects, and HX Stomp])
In HX Edit, snapshots can now be selected while the Command Center window is open.
In HX Edit, the parameter tab will now be in sync with the Helix display for Amp+Cab and Cab > Dual blocks.
When a Shuriken Variax is connected, HX Edit now displays its bank names properly.
Wow, you're still reading this? Congratulations; you're way cooler and better looking than other Helix/HX owners. Celebrate your superiority with some delicious tacos.
As Ampeg is now Line 6's sister company, all pre-2.80 Ampeg models have been renamed: 
Amp > Bass > Tuck n' Go is now called "Ampeg B-15NF"
Amp > Bass > SV Beast Nrm is now called "Ampeg SVT Nrm"
Amp > Bass > SV Beast Brt is now called "Ampeg SVT Brt"
Cab > 1x15 Tuck n' Go is now called "1x15 Ampeg B-15" 
Cab > 4x10 Rhino is now called "4x10 Ampeg HLF"
Cab > 8x10 SV Beast is now called "8x10 Ampeg SVT E"
Numerous stability and performance improvements Lots of other little things:
Bug Fixes in 2.80:
On rare occasions, with dirty footswitches, a single press can generate two Command Center messages. We've added a small timeout to ensure this doesn't happen, regardless of the condition of the footswitches.
Pressing the Cab > Mic parameter knob now returns the value to default.
While HX Edit is running, double-clicking a preset, setlist, or bundle file on the desktop or any finder window will load the file.
In HX Edit, background windows now properly reflect the connected state of the device.
In HX Edit, preset names are now preserved in setlist, bundle, or backup files if an empty preset was renamed.
Many other minor bug fixes:
Known Issues in 2.80:
Global settings are reset after upgrade to 2.80. BACKUP FIRST!
Downgrading to 2.71 or older will erase ALL preset data.
The first time you update Helix/HX to 2.80, your Mac or PC may ask what kind of keyboard you have connected. This is due to the new Hotkey feature. Just ignore this and close the window.
Assigning a Command Center > Hotkey message to a footswitch that already has a block assigned to it (set to latching, which is the default) will cause the keystroke to be repeatedly sent to your Mac/PC. To avoid this behavior, either assign the Hotkey message to an empty footswitch or set the footswitch's mode to Momentary.
The first preset of each setlist is loaded during a restore.
The Helix icon may appear during the update and it could stop spinning. This is fine, the update will continue.
DT must be on firmware version 2.00 for L6 Link control to function.
Powercab 112 Plus must be on firmware version 2.00 or higher for L6 Link control to function.
You cannot rename the 1 Switch Looper scribble strip on Rack or Floor.
A preset may load blank after dragging a looper block across a split, merge and another block two times. Simply load the preset again and it will load as expected.
A brief volume increase can occur at preset load from Powercab while loading presets with different Powercab modes on a Helix device.
Undo/Redo does not work when switching between time and note divisions.
In HX EDIT, Undo/Redo removes block assignments in certain cases such as moving between paths.
Save to Library lists presets in "01A-32D" setlist format regardless of preferences.
Helix can become stuck in a footswitch mode when cancelling out of snapshot mode if snapshot mode was entered while banking. Banking and reloading the preset resolves this issue.
Helix's display can become non responsive if HX Edit is open when restarting or shutting down a Windows computer. Unplugging and replugging the USB cable resolves this issue.
Punch In and Punch Out MMC commands are not functioning. Please use Hotkeys as a temporary workaround.
Bank up can occasionally increment by 8 with preset mode switches set to a non-default setting.
Helix LT ONLY: XLR Output global setting requires the setting to be adjusted 2x before it takes effect.
Helix Rack ONLY: Tuner output USB 5/6 routes audio to XLR, 1/4" and SPDIF.]]></notes>
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        <notes><![CDATA[IMPORTANT! 2.80 is the first firmware to utilize the new Helix Core engine, which unifies all Helix and HX products into the same ecosystem. Because there are tons of changes under the hood, presets created in 2.80 will not be compatible with earlier firmware, which means if you want to return to 2.71 for whatever reason, and you didn't back up before updating to 2.80, your presets will NO LONGER WORK. Therefore, we STRONGLY RECOMMEND everyone back up everything BEFORE updating.
Transitioning to Helix Core also forces us to reset your Global Settings. No way around that. Just back everything up, okay? Instructions for backing up begin... now.
Updating to 2.80 (READ ME!)
Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, HX Effects, HX Stomp
STEP 1a:
Backing Up Helix/HX Hardware
1. Connect your Helix/HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB and turn it on. Do not use any sort of USB hub. 
2. Open YOUR CURRENT VERSION of HX Edit (NOT the new HX Edit 2.80).
3. From the top File menu, select "Create Backup..."
4. Click "Create Backup."
TIP: If you want to load the 2.80 factory presets and hotkey templates, it's better to manually back up individual setlists, so you can later import them into empty setlists. To do this, from the preset library along the left side, select the setlist you want to back up and click "Export." Choose a destination folder and click "Save." Repeat for any other setlists you want to back up.
STEP 1b:
Backing Up Helix Native
If you don't currently own Helix Native, skip this step.
1. Open any instance of YOUR CURRENT VERSION Helix Native (NOT the new Helix Native 1.80) within your DAW and click the gear icon in the lower left corner to open the Preferences window.
2. From the Presets/IRs tab, click "Export Bundle."
3. Choose the destination folder and click "Save."
TIP: If you want to load the 2.80 factory presets, it's better to manually back up individual setlists, so you can later import them into empty setlists. To do this, from the preset library along the left side, select the setlist you want to back up and click the small yellow "Export." Choose a destination folder and click "Save." Repeat for any other setlists you want to back up.
STEP 2:
Updating HX Edit to 2.80 (YOU MUST DO THIS BEFORE UPDATING YOUR HELIX/HX FIRMWARE!)
1. Turn off or disconnect any connected Helix or HX hardware.
2. Log onto line6.com and visit the downloads page.
3. From the middle pull-down menu, select "HX Edit." From the right pull-down menu, select your computer's
operating system.
4. Click the Go button.
5. Find HX Edit Version 2.80 and click "Get Download."
6. Read the Software License Agreement (hahaahaaa!) and click "Accept and Download."
7. Once the software has downloaded, double-click the installer and follow the prompts.
NOTE: Installing HX Edit 2.80 automatically installs the latest version of Line 6 Updater, which is required to update the firmware.
STEP 3a:
Updating Helix Floor/Rack/LT to 2.80
If you have HX Effects or HX Stomp, skip to STEP 3b below instead.
1. If you have Helix Rack/Control, turn off Helix Control. Also, shut down all Line 6 software or any programs that use audio, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Connect Helix to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
3. Launch Line 6 Updater. The latest version was automatically installed when you installed HX Edit 2.80 in "STEP 2
Updating HX Edit to 2.80" above.
4. Enter your Line 6 Username and Password and click "Sign In." A big green box appears with a picture of your Helix
product. Click the big green box and then click "Update" next to Version: 2.80.
5. Carefully read the instructions (HEY! DID YOU BACK UP FIRST?), click "Continue," and then "Accept." A warning
dialog appears, telling you that Helix will be reset twice.
6. Think "Hmm, maybe I should've backed up first? Nah, I insist on subverting the dominant paradigm," and click
"OK." Helix begins updating. As wholly expected, because we warned you... because you always read the instructions... halfway through the update process, Line 6 Updater displays a second dialog and Helix's LCD reads "Boot Failure. Entered Update Mode!" THIS IS NORMAL. Breathe deep, everything is fine. You're almost there.
7. Click "OK" again. When finished, Helix restarts automatically and begins rebuilding your presets. Let it finish.
8. If you have Helix Rack/Control, turn on Helix Control. Helix Rack reads "Helix Control must be updated to work
properly. Update now?" Press Knob 6 (OK) to update Helix Control.
NOTE: Updating the firmware does not automatically load any new presets. See "STEP 4Loading the 2.80 Factory
Presets/Templates" below.
STEP 3b:
Updating HX Effects/HX Stomp to 2.80
If you have Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, or Helix LT, follow STEP 3a above instead.
1. Shut down all Line 6 software or any programs that use audio, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Connect your HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
3. Launch Line 6 Updater. The latest version was automatically installed when you installed HX Edit 2.80 in "STEP 2
Updating HX Edit to 2.80" above.
4. Enter your Line 6 Username and Password and click "Sign In." A big green box appears with a picture of your HX
product. Click the big green box and then click "Update" next to Version: 2.80.
5. Carefully read the instructions (HEY! DID YOU BACK UP FIRST?), click "Continue," and then "Accept." When finished, your HX device restarts automatically.
NOTE: Updating the firmware does not automatically load any new presets. See "STEP 4Loading the 2.80 Factory Presets/Templates" below.
STEP 4 OPTIONAL: 
Loading the 2.80 Factory Presets/Templates
IMPORTANT! The following procedure will COMPLETELY ERASE ALL OF YOUR CUSTOM PRESETS! If you want to keep them, make sure you back them up first! (See "STEP 1aBacking Up Helix/HX Hardware" above.)
1. Turn off your Helix/HX processor.
2. Depending on your type of Helix/HX product, follow the procedure below:
Helix Floor/LT: While holding footswitches 7 and 8 (two left-most switches on the bottom row), turn on Helix/Helix LT. Wait for "Will restore stock Presets and Setlists..." and let go
Helix Rack/Control: While holding knobs 3 and 4 below the screen, turn on Helix Rack. Wait for "Will reset Presets..." and let go
HX Effects: While holding footswitches 5 and 6 (middle two switches on the bottom row), turn on HX Effects. Wait for "Will reset Presets..." and let go
HX Stomp: While holding footswitches 1 and 2, turn on HX Stomp. Wait for "Will reset Presets..." to appear on the screen and let go
Helix Native: Click the gear icon in the lower left corner to open the Preferences window. From the Presets/IRs tab, click "Restore Factory Setlists"
STEP 5a OPTIONAL: 
Restoring Helix/HX Hardware from a Backup
1. Connect your Helix/HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
2. Open the NEW VERSION OF HX Edit 2.80 you installed in "STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.80" above.
3. From the top File menu, select "Restore from Backup."
4. Browse to the backup file and click "Open."
TIP: If you instead exported individual setlists and loaded the 2.80 factory presets/templates (and want to keep them), from the preset list along the left side, select an empty User setlist and then drag the saved setlist file (from the tip in STEP 1) into the preset list.
IMPORTANT! You may notice that after restoring from a backup (or loading in previously stored setlists or individual presets) that preset switching times are slower than normal. Restart Helix/HX, and you'll see the display read "Rebuilding preset [XXX]". Wait for it to rebuild your presets, and they will load faster.
STEP 5b OPTIONAL: 
Restoring Helix Native from a Backup
If you don't currently own Helix Native, skip this step.
1. Open any instance of Helix Native within your DAW and click the gear icon in the lower left corner to open the Preferences window.
2. From the Presets/IRs tab, click "Import Bundle."
3. Browse to the location chosen in STEP 2 above and click "Open."
Whew! That wasn't too terrible, now was it? What's that... it was? Sorry. Now that Helix Core is finished, hopefully future update procedures will be less... involved.
New Amp Models in 2.80:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, Helix Native, HX Stomp
Fullerton Nrm, based on* the classic 1958 Fender® 5C3 Tweed Deluxe (normal channel) 
Fullerton Brt, based on* the classic 1958 Fender® 5C3 Tweed Deluxe (bright channel) 
Fullerton Jump, based on* the classic 1958 Fender® 5C3 Tweed Deluxe (jumped channels) 
Grammatico Nrm, based on* the modern 2016 Grammatico LaGrange (normal channel) 
Grammatico Brt, based on* the modern 2016 Grammatico LaGrange (bright channel) 
Grammatico Jump, based on* the modern 2016 Grammatico LaGrange (jumped channels) 
Revv Gen Red, based on* the red (gain 2) channel of the Revv® Generator 120
Ampeg SVT-4 PRO, based on* the Ampeg® SVT-4 PRO
NOTE: All product names used in this document are trademarks of their respective owners and neither Yamaha Guitar Group nor Line 6 are associated or affiliated with them. These trademarks appear solely to identify products whose tones and sounds were studied by Line 6 during sound model development. That said, the teams at Revv and Grammatico are super cool (and patient!) and you should buy their awesome amps.
New Effects Models in 2.80
Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, Helix Native, HX Effects, HX Stomp
Distortion > Dhyana Drive (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Hermida Zendrive
Distortion > Heir Apparent (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Analogman Prince of Tone (basically half a King of Tone) Distortion > Tone Sovereign (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Analogman King of Tone V4 (basically two Prince of Tones in one)
Distortion > ZeroAmp Bass DI (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Tech 21® SansAmp Bass Driver DI V1
Distortion > Ampeg Scrambler (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Ampeg® Scrambler Bass Overdrive
Filter > Asheville Pattrn (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Moog® Moogerfooger® MF-105M MIDI MuRF Filter (with both MuRF and Bass MuRF voicings)
EQ > Low/High Shelf (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
EQ > Tilt (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original. Tilt is a subtle 6dB EQ that boosts high frequencies while simultaneously attenuating low frequencies (or vice versa). Great for quickly making tones a bit brighter or darker. The Center Freq parameter sets the frequency around which the boost and cut pivot.
NOTE: All product names used in this document are trademarks of their respective owners and neither Yamaha Guitar Group nor Line 6 are associated or affiliated with them. These trademarks appear solely to identify products whose tones and sounds were studied by Line 6 during sound model development.
New Features in 2.80
NOTE: For additional information on Helix Native 1.80 or HX Edit 2.80, check out the latest Helix Native and HX Edit Pilot's Guides, which are automatically installed with the new 1.80/2.80 software.
Hotkeys
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, HX Effects
IMPORTANT! The first time you update Helix/HX to 2.80, your Mac or PC may ask what kind of keyboard you have connected. Just ignore this and close the window.
The Command Center can now send QWERTY hotkeys (keyboard shortcuts with or without modifiers such as Shift, Control, Option/Alt, and Command) to your Mac, PC, or iOS device via USB. You can now control virtually any software ever made, including DAWs, looping software, DJ software, media players, lighting software, video software, browsers, or video games... with your feet... or when assigned to an Instant command, from any preset or snapshot recall.
1. From the Command Center menu, select a footswitch or Instant command and turn Knob 1 (Command) to select Hotkey.
2. Turn knobs 2-5 to select the desired keystroke. If the keystroke doesn't have modifiers, leave knobs 2, 3, and 4 set to None."
TIP: It's much faster and easier to program keystrokes from HX Edit 2.80. Open the Command Center window, select a footswitch or Instant command, and from the Command pull-down menu, select "Hotkey." Click the small keypad icon and simply enter the keystroke from your computer keyboard. Don't forget to customize the switch label!
NOTE: Just like a normal computer keyboard, hotkeys won't work unless the software or app you want to control is in focus.
Hotkey Templates
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, HX Effects
To get you started with hotkeys, we've provided the following template presets in 2.80:
Cubase
Pro Tools (Mac)
Pro Tools (PC) Logic/GarageBand
Ableton Live (Mac)
Ableton Live (PC)
Reaper (Mac)
Reaper (PC)
StudioOne
Cakewalk
MainStage
QLab
YouTube
iTunes
Spotify (Mac)
Spotify (PC)
Apple Keynote
First-person shooter video games
Most software has dozens if not hundreds of available hotkeys; feel free to swap ours out with the ones you use the most. With clever choices and a bit of finesse, you may be able to run a recording session (or elaborate live show with lighting and video cues) without ever touching a mouse or keyboard.
Depending on your type of Helix/HX product, follow the procedure below:
Helix Floor/Rack/LT
Press the PRESET knob, move the joystick left to select the Setlist column, select 8 TEMPLATES, and press the joystick. Hotkey templates begin at 06A.
HX Effects
Press MODE to select Preset mode and turn the Big Knob. Hotkey templates begin at 16A.
NOTE: Updating the firmware does not automatically load any new presets or the hotkey templates; you must manually load them. See "STEP 5 Loading the 2.80 Factory Presets/Templates" above.
Variax String Level:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT
Helix can now remotely adjust the level of individual guitar strings on a connected Shuriken Variax, JTV, or Variax Standard.
TIP: Just like with any amp, cab, or effect parameter, Variax String Level can be quickly assigned to footswitches or Snapshots. "Wait. You mean I can turn off the top three strings for the verse (Snapshot 1) and bring them back in for the chorus (Snapshot 2)? And if the high E is too shrill I can back its volume down to 85%?" Yes. "That's pretty nuts." Yes it is.
1. Select the Input > Multi or Input > Variax block and press PAGE > three times.
2. Turn Knobs 1-6 to adjust each strings level.
3. If you want to set a particular string's level separately for each snapshot, press and turn the string's knob. The value will turn white and appear in brackets.
NOTE: Assigning a continuous controller (such as an expression pedal or slider on your MIDI controller) is not recommended, as it may result in minor pops and clicks; this is due to limitations in Variax DSP, not Helix.
Powercab Plus Remote:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT
IMPORTANT! You must also update Powercab Plus! It must be running firmware 2.0 or higher.
Helix can now remotely adjust parameters in one or two L6 LINK-connected Powercab Plus modeling speaker cabs. When one Powercab Plus is connected via L6 LINK (110-ohm AES/EBU cable), it receives a mono signal from Helix; when two Powercab Plus amps are daisy-chained via L6 LINK, the first cab in the chain receives the left signal and the second cab receives the right signal.
TIP: Just like with any amp, cab, or effect parameter, Powercab Plus parameters can be quickly assigned to footswitches or Snapshots.
1. Select the Output > Multi or Output > Digital block and press PAGE > once.
2. Turn Knob 1 (Powercab Remote) to select "Per Preset" or "Global." If you don't plan on changing Powercab parameters along with Helix presets, choose "Global."
3. Turn Knob 2 (Powercab Mode) to select the desired type of Powercab mode: Flat, Speaker, or IR. Note that certain parameters will gray out depending on the mode chosen.
4. Turn Knob 4 (Speaker Select) to specify which Powercab you want to control Powercab 1, Powercab 2, or both Powercabs simultaneously ("1+2 Link"). Normally, you should leave this set to "1+2 Link," which edits both Powercabs simultaneously, to maintain phase coherence.
Flat Voicing when Powercab Mode is set to "Flat," determines the type of speaker voicing.
Speaker Type when Powercab Mode is set to "Speaker," determines the current speaker model.
Speaker DI Mic when Powercab Mode is set to "Speaker," determines the mic model used on Powercab's XLR output(s).
Speaker Mic Dist when Powercab Mode is set to "Speaker," determines the mic distance used on Powercab's XLR output(s).
Speaker User IR when Powercab Mode is set to "User IR," selects the impulse response used.
Speaker Low Cut applies a Low Cut filter to Powercab Plus for minimizing low end rumble.
Speaker Hi Cut applies a High Cut filter to Powercab Plus for minimizing high end harshness.
Speaker Level applies a level trim.
Speaker Color lets you choose the LED ring color on any connected Powercab(s).
NOTE: For more information on Powercab Plus, see the Powercab Plus Pilot's Guide.
DT50/DT25 Remote:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, HX Edit
Helix can now remotely adjust the real tube topology settings and other parameters in one or two L6 LINK-connected DT25 or DT50 amplifiers. When one DT25 or DT50 is connected via L6 LINK (110-ohm AES/EBU cable), it receives a mono signal from Helix; when two DT250 or DT50 amplifiers are daisy-chained via L6 LINK, the first cab in the chain receives the left signal and the second cab receives the right signal.
TIP: Just like with any amp, cab, or effect parameter, DT parameters can be quickly assigned to footswitches or Snapshots.
1. From the Output > Multi or Output > Digital block, press PAGE > three times.
2. Turn Knob 1 (DT 25/50 Remote) to select "Per Preset" or "Global." If you don't plan on changing DT topology settings along with Helix presets, choose "Global."
3. Turn Knob 2 (DT Select) to specify which DT amp you want to controlDT 1, DT 2, or both DT amps simultaneously ("1+2 Link"). Normally, you should leave this set to "1+2 Link," which edits both DT amps simultaneously, to maintain phase coherence.
DT Channel
When set to Channel A, the DT switches to Channel A and its preamp is bypassed for when using a preamp model in Helix. When set to Channel B, the DT switches to Channel B and its preamp is activated.
TIP: Assign a stomp footswitch (or snapshots) to simultaneously bypass a Helix preamp block AND switch a connected DT amp to Channel B. This gives you a wider variety of tones in the same preset, without the DSP overhead required to run two simultaneous Preamp blocks.
DT Topology
Changes the DT amp's negative feedback loop topology. Choose "I (Tight)" for behavior reminiscent of the great American Blackface amps of the 60s, choose "II (Loose)" for dialing in echoes of classic British amps, choose "III (ZNF)" for a very open or dynamic feeling amp, or choose "IV (Resonant)" to add low frequency resonance that pairs well with high gain tones.
DT Power Amp
Sets the DT amp's operating class, wattage, and bias type. Choose "Class A" for more dynamics with greater touch sensitivity; choose "Class AB" for greater headroom and power.
DT Tube Config
Changes the configuration of the DT's power tubes. Chose "Pentode" for clear and commanding tone; choose "Triode" for quieter and rounder sounds with a more vintage feel.
DT Reverb
Turns the DT amp's built-in spring reverb on and off.
DT Rev Mix
Determines the amount of built-in spring reverb.
DT 12AX7 Boost (DT50 only)
When Low Volume Mode is off, applies a volume boost DT.
Feedback Cap (DT50 only)
Sets the DT amp's feedback capacitor type.
DT B+ Voltage (DT50 only)
Sets the DT amp's phase inverter B+ voltage.
NOTE: For more information on DT amps, see the DT25 Pilot's Guide or the DT50 Pilot's Guide.
Snapshot Bypass:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, Helix Native, HX Effects, HX Stomp, HX Edit
There may be situations where you don't want Helix's snapshots to control a particular block's bypass state; that is, you'd prefer to turn it on and off manually. For example, you may want manual control of a boost pedal at any time without worrying about whether a particular snapshot might turn it on or off.
Depending on your type of Helix/HX product, follow the procedure below:
Helix Floor/Rack/LT
Select a processing block, press ACTION, and set Knob 5 (Snapshot Bypass) to "Off" to disable snapshot control of that block's bypass state.
HX Effects
Select a processing block, press ACTION, and press the "Snapshot Bypass" switch to disable snapshot control of that block's bypass state.
HX Stomp
From Edit view, select a processing block, press ACTION, press PAGE >, and set Knob 3 (Snapshot Bypass) to "Off" to disable snapshot control of that block's bypass state.
Helix Native/HX Edit
Right-click (Mac: control-click) on a processing block and uncheck "Snapshot Bypass." Alternatively, right-click (Mac: control-click) the Bypass button to uncheck "Snapshot Bypass."
Hardware Compatibility Mode:
Helix Native
Helix Native can now reflect the signal flow and model set of all Helix and HX hardware devices, so transferring presets to and from your DAW is even easier. In addition, Hardware Compatibility can be disabled entirely, so the simultaneous model count is now limited only by the speed of your computer.
1. Open any instance of Helix Native within your DAW and click the gear icon in the lower left corner to open the Preferences window.
2. Click the Hardware Compatibility tab.
3. From the "Current Hardware Compatibility Mode" pull-down menu, select one of the following options:
Off
Disables Hardware Compatibility and lets you add as many blocks (of any type) as your computer's horsepower will allow. Choose this setting if you don't own any Helix or HX hardware.
Helix Floor/LT/Rack (the default)
Configures Helix Native such that any presets made can be easily loaded into Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, or Helix LT.
HX Effects
Configures Helix Native such that any presets made can be easily loaded into HX Effects. In this mode, no Amp or Cab models will be available.
HX Stomp
Configures Helix Native such that any presets made can be easily loaded into HX Stomp.
4. Click OK. Depending on the current Hardware Compatibility Mode, Helix Native may repopulate the preset list to reflect that of the selected hardware. For example, if you choose "HX Stomp," HX Stomp's factory presets will appear and the signal flow will be limited to six blocks.
5. Click "Set as Default" to ensure any new instances of Helix Native open in the selected mode.
IMPORTANT! Each Hardware Compatibility Mode incorporates its own, independent preset library. Therefore, you will see the Helix Native preset library automatically repopulate to reflect that of the selected hardware.
Helix/HX Preset Sharing:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, Helix Native, HX Effects, HX Stomp, HX Edit
All Helix and HX hardware and software now live within the same ecosystem. Using multiple windows within HX Edit and/or multiple instances of the Helix Native plug-in, both blocks and entire presets can be freely dragged and dropped or copied and pasted between units. Aside from the obvious caveats below, all Helix and HX products can now share the same content.
IMPORTANT! Due to the vast differences in how Helix/HX products manage controllers, snapshots, and Command Center messages, there is no guarantee that every single tiny detail of a preset will translate properly.
You can now drag/drop, copy/paste, or otherwise load:
HX Effects or HX Stomp presets into Helix Floor/Rack/LT and Helix Native. If an HX Effects preset has 9 blocks, the ninth block will be routed to Path 2.
Helix Floor/Rack/LT, Helix Native, or HX Stomp presets into HX Effects. However, there are caveats. 
To avoid an error message, the source preset must:
Contain 9 or fewer blocks.
Not contain any Amp+Cab, Amp, Preamp, or Cab blocks.
Contain no more than one Split and Merge block.
Fit within one path worth of DSP processing.
Helix Floor/Rack/LT, Helix Native, or HX Effects presets into HX Stomp. However, there are caveats. To avoid an error message, the source preset must:
Contain 6 or fewer blocks.
Contain no more than one Split and Merge block Fit within one path worth of DSP processing.
Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects, or HX Stomp presets into Helix Native
NOTE: A dialog box will appear if the source preset cannot be accommodated by the current Hardware Compatibility Mode (see above). At this point, you may choose to switch the current Hardware Compatibility Mode to that of the source preset, or attempt to translate the preset into the current Hardware Compatibility Mode, given the caveats above. See the Helix Native Pilot's Guide for more information. Click the question mark icon in the lower left corner of the plug-in.
Undo/Redo:
Helix Native, HX Edit
Both the Helix Native plug-in and HX Edit now support multiple levels of undo/redo. 
1. Click the Undo button to undo the most recent edit.
2. Click the Redo button to redo the most recent undo.
MIDI Learn:
Helix Native (Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, HX Effects, and HX Stomp already have this feature)
Helix Native can now learn an incoming MIDI CC message and automatically assign it to a parameter.
1. Right-click on a parameter and select Controller > MIDI Learn. A small brain icon flashes. If you change your mind, click the icon to cancel.
2. Send Helix Native a MIDI CC message. The parameter is automatically assigned to it.
TIP: In Helix Native, right-click (Mac: control-click) on a processing block to open a pull-down that lets you manually assign a MIDI CC to block bypass. Right-click (Mac: control-click) on a parameter slider to open a pull-down menu that lets you manually assign a MIDI CC to parameter control.
NOTE: Not all DAW software automatically routes incoming MIDI data through to any plug-in, especially those instantiated as an insert on an audio track. See your DAW's documentation for more information. The new MIDI In indicator in the lower right corner flashes if Helix Native receives MIDI data.
Hands-free Pedal Edit for Input/Output Blocks:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT
In addition to Amp, Effect, Cab, IR, Split, and Mixer parameters, Input and Output Block parameters can also now be edited with your feet, including the new Variax String Level, Powercab Plus remote, and DT25/DT50 remote parameters.
1. Press and hold MODE to enter Pedal Edit Mode. The switches flash.
2. If necessary, press MORE one or more times to view additional blocks and press the Input 1A (or 1B, 2A, or 2B) or Output 1A (or 1B, 2A, or 2B) footswitch. If the block has more than one page of parameters, press FS8 (<PAGE) or FS9 (PAGE>) until you find the parameter.
3. Press the footswitch displaying the parameter you want to adjust and use an expression pedal to adjust the parameter. For fine adjustment, press FS10 (VALUE) and FS11 (VALUE+). Hold FS10 (VALUE) or FS11 (VALUE +) for faster adjustments.
4. When finished, press FS12 (EXIT). If you want to save any changes made to the preset, hold FS12 (EXIT) for two seconds.
Snapshot Reselect:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, Helix Native, HX Effects, HX Stomp
Currently, pressing the currently active Snapshot switch will reload the stored state of that snapshot. With 2.80, you can now choose to instead toggle between it and the previously selected snapshot. For example, if you're on Snapshot 2 and switch to Snapshot 8, pressing the Snapshot 8 footswitch will seamlessly toggle between Snapshot 8 and Snapshot 2.
From the Global Settings > Preferences menu, turn Snapshot Reselect to choose "Reload" or "Toggle Prev." "Reload" remains the default.
Stomp Select:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT (parameter is already in HX Effects and HX Stomp)
Currently, briefly touching a stomp footswitch jumps to select its assigned items' parameters; it's a super fast and simple way to navigate your various amps and effects. For those neanderthals of you who play barefoot, you can disable this functionality from Global Settings > Footswitches > Touch Select. With 2.80, this parameter has now changed to Stomp Select, and lets you choose whether touching a switch, pressing a switch, or both instantly jumps to display the assigned items' parameters.
Depending on your type of Helix/HX product, follow the procedure below:
Helix Floor/Rack/LT
From the Global Settings > Footswitches menu, turn Knob 1 (Stomp Select) to choose "None," "Touch," "Press," or "Touch+Press." "Touch" remains the default.
HX Effects/HX StompFrom the Global Settings > Footswitches menu, turn Knob 1 (Stomp Select) to choose "Touch," "Press," or "Both." "Touch" remains the default.
Swap Up/Down Switches:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, HX Effects
Some users have requested the ability to press the DOWN switch to select the next bank, preset, or snapshot. With 2.80, Up and Down can be swapped:
From the Global Settings > Footswitches menu, turn [Swap Up/Down] to choose "Off" (normal) or "On" (reversed).
SHORTCUT: Touch (but don't press) the Up and Down switches together for one second, and then press Knob 6 [FS6 on HX Effects] (OK). The up and down switches are now swapped.
Turn Joystick to Select Blocks:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT
Currently, turning the joystick encoder scrolls through available models for the selected block. With 2.80, you can now choose to instead turn the joystick to quickly move across the signal flow.
From the Global Settings > Preferences menu, turn Knob 5 (Joystick Encoder) to choose "Model" or "Selection."
"Model" remains the default.
SHORTCUT: Pressing and turning the joystick will provide the opposite setting; that is, when set to "Model", press and turn the joystick to quickly move across the signal flow. When set to "Selection," press and turn the joystick to scroll through available models for the selected block.
Tempo Indicator:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control
Press TAP/TUNER two or more times to enter a new tempo. The TAP/TUNER scribble strip briefly displays the entered tempo.
SHORTCUT: To fine-tune the tempo, briefly touch the TAP/TUNER switch. The Tempo panel opens. Turn Knob 6 (BPM) to manually set the tempo.
Pedal Position Indicator:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control
A new Global Settings > Displays > Pedal Position Display parameter lets you determine whether the scribble strip above the expression pedal temporarily displays the expression pedal position ("Temporary") or remains visible ("Persistent").
Move the built-in expression pedal. The EXP scribble strip displays a position indicator (0 ~ 100%).
Helix Native Pricing:
Helix Native
It's not technically a feature, but Helix Native is now $99.99 US for all registered owners of Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, HX Effects, and HX Stomp ($300 off). Helix Native brings the amps, cabs, effects, and IR loading from Helix to your Mac or PC's recording software without the need for time-consuming re-amping. Depending on your computer's horsepower, you may be able to add an entire Helix's worth of processing to multiple guitar, bass, synth, vocal, drum, bus, slide whistle, and nose flute tracks. Helix Native along with Helix hardware is also an immeasurably helpful tool when trying to rebuild studio tones for your tour, or tones built on the road for the next record. What used to take weeks (or hiring an expensive programmer) now takes seconds.
Other Changes and Improvements in 2.80
The Global Settings > Preferences > Tap Tempo Pitch (Authentic, Transparent) setting now also affects tempo changes taking place across snapshot changes, not just when pressing the TAP switch. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, Helix Native, HX Effects, HX Stomp)
On a Cab > Dual block, changing the first cab no longer changes the second cab. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, Helix Native, HX Edit [feature is already in HX Stomp]) 
Page indication has changed from small colored dots to the right of the inspector to a scrolling inspector header line (similar to the one in HX Stomp). This allows Impulse Response blocks to display longer IR names. Oh yeah speaking of which... (Helix Floor/Rack/LT)
Impulse Response blocks now display as many IR file name characters as will fit in the inspector header. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, Helix Native)
In previous versions, only the last value would be recalled via Snapshots (example: In Program messages, only the PC value could change). With 2.80, all values are recalled via Snapshots (example: In Hotkey messages, all modifiers and the keystroke can change, so each snapshot could have different sets of key commands). (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects)
Additional values have been added to recall snapshots remotely via MIDI. CC69 Value 8 will select the next snapshot and Value 9 will select the previous snapshot. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, Helix Native, HX Effects [feature is already in HX Stomp])
Command Center > CC Toggle, CV Toggle (Helix Floor only), and Amp Control messages have an additional Type parameter that lets one determine whether the footswitch is latching or momentary. Previously, you would have to assign a processing block (set to momentary) to the same footswitch to make the Command Center message momentary. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects)
An additional "None" value has been added to Command Center > Instant > Amp Control messages. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects)
The "Pac Man" shortcut where moving the joystick right from the Output block jumps to the Input block (and vice versa) now also works when moving the joystick up and down. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT)
On the Save Preset, Rename Preset, Rename Snapshot, Rename Setlist, and Customize screens, moving the joystick right from the last character jumps to the first (and vice versa). (Helix Floor/Rack/LT [feature is already in HX Stomp and HX Effects]) 
The boot screen now displays a red progress bar. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT [feature is already in HX Stomp])
While in the Command Center menu, pressing SAVE twice to save a preset no longer exits you all the way to the Home screen. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects)
Pressing Up and Down together from Snapshot mode now exits to the previous mode (same as pressing EXIT). (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects)
Turning the PRESET knob past the last preset in each setlist now jumps back to the beginning of the setlist (and vice versa). (Helix Floor/Rack/LT [feature is already in HX Stomp and HX Effects])
A small indicator in the lower right corner of the plug-in window flashes whenever a MIDI message is received. (Helix Native)
Automation and MIDI/controller assignments can now be managed together from the Automation/Controller Assign tab. (Helix Native, HX Edit)
Blocks assigned to controllers or automation now display their category name in brackets. Parameters assigned to controllers or automation display a small icon to the left of their parameter sliders. In addition, pop-up menus now display controller or automation assignments, if any. (Helix Native, HX Edit)
From the Controller/Automation tab, right-click (Mac: control-click) an assignment to open a pull-down menu, letting you clear one or all assignments. (Helix Native, HX Edit [feature is already in Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects, and HX Stomp])
The Preferences menu in HX Edit now lets you set FS3, FS4, and FS5 functions. (HX Edit [feature is already in HX Stomp])
A new "Restore Factory Settings" button has been added to the bottom of the Preferences window. (Helix Native, HX Edit [feature is already in Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects, and HX Stomp])
In HX Edit, snapshots can now be selected while the Command Center window is open.
In HX Edit, the parameter tab will now be in sync with the Helix display for Amp+Cab and Cab > Dual blocks.
When a Shuriken Variax is connected, HX Edit now displays its bank names properly.
Wow, you're still reading this? Congratulations; you're way cooler and better looking than other Helix/HX owners. Celebrate your superiority with some delicious tacos.
As Ampeg is now Line 6's sister company, all pre-2.80 Ampeg models have been renamed: 
Amp > Bass > Tuck n' Go is now called "Ampeg B-15NF"
Amp > Bass > SV Beast Nrm is now called "Ampeg SVT Nrm"
Amp > Bass > SV Beast Brt is now called "Ampeg SVT Brt"
Cab > 1x15 Tuck n' Go is now called "1x15 Ampeg B-15" 
Cab > 4x10 Rhino is now called "4x10 Ampeg HLF"
Cab > 8x10 SV Beast is now called "8x10 Ampeg SVT E"
Numerous stability and performance improvements Lots of other little things:
Bug Fixes in 2.80:
On rare occasions, with dirty footswitches, a single press can generate two Command Center messages. We've added a small timeout to ensure this doesn't happen, regardless of the condition of the footswitches.
Pressing the Cab > Mic parameter knob now returns the value to default.
While HX Edit is running, double-clicking a preset, setlist, or bundle file on the desktop or any finder window will load the file.
In HX Edit, background windows now properly reflect the connected state of the device.
In HX Edit, preset names are now preserved in setlist, bundle, or backup files if an empty preset was renamed.
Many other minor bug fixes:
Known Issues in 2.80:
Global settings are reset after upgrade to 2.80. BACKUP FIRST!
Downgrading to 2.71 or older will erase ALL preset data.
The first time you update Helix/HX to 2.80, your Mac or PC may ask what kind of keyboard you have connected. This is due to the new Hotkey feature. Just ignore this and close the window.
Assigning a Command Center > Hotkey message to a footswitch that already has a block assigned to it (set to latching, which is the default) will cause the keystroke to be repeatedly sent to your Mac/PC. To avoid this behavior, either assign the Hotkey message to an empty footswitch or set the footswitch's mode to Momentary.
The first preset of each setlist is loaded during a restore.
The Helix icon may appear during the update and it could stop spinning. This is fine, the update will continue.
DT must be on 2.00 firmware for L6 Link control to function.
You cannot rename the 1 Switch Looper scribble strip on Rack or Floor.
A preset may load blank after dragging a looper block across a split, merge and another block two times. Simply load the preset again and it will load as expected.
A brief volume increase can occur at preset load from Powercab while loading presets with different Powercab modes on a Helix device.
Undo/Redo does not work when switching between time and note divisions.
In HX EDIT, Undo/Redo removes block assignments in certain cases such as moving between paths.
Save to Library lists presets in "01A-32D" setlist format regardless of preferences.
Helix can become stuck in a footswitch mode when cancelling out of snapshot mode if snapshot mode was entered while banking. Banking and reloading the preset resolves this issue.
Helix's display can become non responsive if HX Edit is open when restarting or shutting down a Windows computer. Unplugging and replugging the USB cable resolves this issue.
Punch In and Punch Out MMC commands are not functioning. Please use Hotkeys as a temporary workaround.
Bank up can occasionally increment by 8 with preset mode switches set to a non-default setting.
Helix LT ONLY: XLR Output global setting requires the setting to be adjusted 2x before it takes effect.
Helix Rack ONLY: Tuner output USB 5/6 routes audio to XLR, 1/4" and SPDIF.]]></notes>
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        <notes><![CDATA[IMPORTANT! 2.80 is the first firmware to utilize the new Helix Core engine, which unifies all Helix and HX products into the same ecosystem. Because there are tons of changes under the hood, presets created in 2.80 will not be compatible with earlier firmware, which means if you want to return to 2.71 for whatever reason, and you didn't back up before updating to 2.80, your presets will NO LONGER WORK. Therefore, we STRONGLY RECOMMEND everyone back up everything BEFORE updating.
Transitioning to Helix Core also forces us to reset your Global Settings. No way around that. Just back everything up, okay? Instructions for backing up begin... now.
Updating to 2.80 (READ ME!)
Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, HX Effects, HX Stomp
STEP 1a:
Backing Up Helix/HX Hardware
1. Connect your Helix/HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB and turn it on. Do not use any sort of USB hub. 
2. Open YOUR CURRENT VERSION of HX Edit (NOT the new HX Edit 2.80).
3. From the top File menu, select "Create Backup..."
4. Click "Create Backup."
TIP: If you want to load the 2.80 factory presets and hotkey templates, it's better to manually back up individual setlists, so you can later import them into empty setlists. To do this, from the preset library along the left side, select the setlist you want to back up and click "Export." Choose a destination folder and click "Save." Repeat for any other setlists you want to back up.
STEP 1b:
Backing Up Helix Native
If you don't currently own Helix Native, skip this step.
1. Open any instance of YOUR CURRENT VERSION Helix Native (NOT the new Helix Native 1.80) within your DAW and click the gear icon in the lower left corner to open the Preferences window.
2. From the Presets/IRs tab, click "Export Bundle."
3. Choose the destination folder and click "Save."
TIP: If you want to load the 2.80 factory presets, it's better to manually back up individual setlists, so you can later import them into empty setlists. To do this, from the preset library along the left side, select the setlist you want to back up and click the small yellow "Export." Choose a destination folder and click "Save." Repeat for any other setlists you want to back up.
STEP 2:
Updating HX Edit to 2.80 (YOU MUST DO THIS BEFORE UPDATING YOUR HELIX/HX FIRMWARE!)
1. Turn off or disconnect any connected Helix or HX hardware.
2. Log onto line6.com and visit the downloads page.
3. From the middle pull-down menu, select "HX Edit." From the right pull-down menu, select your computer's
operating system.
4. Click the Go button.
5. Find HX Edit Version 2.80 and click "Get Download."
6. Read the Software License Agreement (hahaahaaa!) and click "Accept and Download."
7. Once the software has downloaded, double-click the installer and follow the prompts.
NOTE: Installing HX Edit 2.80 automatically installs the latest version of Line 6 Updater, which is required to update the firmware.
STEP 3a:
Updating Helix Floor/Rack/LT to 2.80
If you have HX Effects or HX Stomp, skip to STEP 3b below instead.
1. If you have Helix Rack/Control, turn off Helix Control. Also, shut down all Line 6 software or any programs that use audio, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Connect Helix to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
3. Launch Line 6 Updater. The latest version was automatically installed when you installed HX Edit 2.80 in "STEP 2
Updating HX Edit to 2.80" above.
4. Enter your Line 6 Username and Password and click "Sign In." A big green box appears with a picture of your Helix
product. Click the big green box and then click "Update" next to Version: 2.80.
5. Carefully read the instructions (HEY! DID YOU BACK UP FIRST?), click "Continue," and then "Accept." A warning
dialog appears, telling you that Helix will be reset twice.
6. Think "Hmm, maybe I should've backed up first? Nah, I insist on subverting the dominant paradigm," and click
"OK." Helix begins updating. As wholly expected, because we warned you... because you always read the instructions... halfway through the update process, Line 6 Updater displays a second dialog and Helix's LCD reads "Boot Failure. Entered Update Mode!" THIS IS NORMAL. Breathe deep, everything is fine. You're almost there.
7. Click "OK" again. When finished, Helix restarts automatically and begins rebuilding your presets. Let it finish.
8. If you have Helix Rack/Control, turn on Helix Control. Helix Rack reads "Helix Control must be updated to work
properly. Update now?" Press Knob 6 (OK) to update Helix Control.
NOTE: Updating the firmware does not automatically load any new presets. See "STEP 4Loading the 2.80 Factory
Presets/Templates" below.
STEP 3b:
Updating HX Effects/HX Stomp to 2.80
If you have Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, or Helix LT, follow STEP 3a above instead.
1. Shut down all Line 6 software or any programs that use audio, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Connect your HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
3. Launch Line 6 Updater. The latest version was automatically installed when you installed HX Edit 2.80 in "STEP 2
Updating HX Edit to 2.80" above.
4. Enter your Line 6 Username and Password and click "Sign In." A big green box appears with a picture of your HX
product. Click the big green box and then click "Update" next to Version: 2.80.
5. Carefully read the instructions (HEY! DID YOU BACK UP FIRST?), click "Continue," and then "Accept." When finished, your HX device restarts automatically.
NOTE: Updating the firmware does not automatically load any new presets. See "STEP 4Loading the 2.80 Factory Presets/Templates" below.
STEP 4 OPTIONAL: 
Loading the 2.80 Factory Presets/Templates
IMPORTANT! The following procedure will COMPLETELY ERASE ALL OF YOUR CUSTOM PRESETS! If you want to keep them, make sure you back them up first! (See "STEP 1aBacking Up Helix/HX Hardware" above.)
1. Turn off your Helix/HX processor.
2. Depending on your type of Helix/HX product, follow the procedure below:
Helix Floor/LT: While holding footswitches 7 and 8 (two left-most switches on the bottom row), turn on Helix/Helix LT. Wait for "Will restore stock Presets and Setlists..." and let go
Helix Rack/Control: While holding knobs 3 and 4 below the screen, turn on Helix Rack. Wait for "Will reset Presets..." and let go
HX Effects: While holding footswitches 5 and 6 (middle two switches on the bottom row), turn on HX Effects. Wait for "Will reset Presets..." and let go
HX Stomp: While holding footswitches 1 and 2, turn on HX Stomp. Wait for "Will reset Presets..." to appear on the screen and let go
Helix Native: Click the gear icon in the lower left corner to open the Preferences window. From the Presets/IRs tab, click "Restore Factory Setlists"
STEP 5a OPTIONAL: 
Restoring Helix/HX Hardware from a Backup
1. Connect your Helix/HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
2. Open the NEW VERSION OF HX Edit 2.80 you installed in "STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.80" above.
3. From the top File menu, select "Restore from Backup."
4. Browse to the backup file and click "Open."
TIP: If you instead exported individual setlists and loaded the 2.80 factory presets/templates (and want to keep them), from the preset list along the left side, select an empty User setlist and then drag the saved setlist file (from the tip in STEP 1) into the preset list.
IMPORTANT! You may notice that after restoring from a backup (or loading in previously stored setlists or individual presets) that preset switching times are slower than normal. Restart Helix/HX, and you'll see the display read "Rebuilding preset [XXX]". Wait for it to rebuild your presets, and they will load faster.
STEP 5b OPTIONAL: 
Restoring Helix Native from a Backup
If you don't currently own Helix Native, skip this step.
1. Open any instance of Helix Native within your DAW and click the gear icon in the lower left corner to open the Preferences window.
2. From the Presets/IRs tab, click "Import Bundle."
3. Browse to the location chosen in STEP 2 above and click "Open."
Whew! That wasn't too terrible, now was it? What's that... it was? Sorry. Now that Helix Core is finished, hopefully future update procedures will be less... involved.
New Amp Models in 2.80:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, Helix Native, HX Stomp
Fullerton Nrm, based on* the classic 1958 Fender® 5C3 Tweed Deluxe (normal channel) 
Fullerton Brt, based on* the classic 1958 Fender® 5C3 Tweed Deluxe (bright channel) 
Fullerton Jump, based on* the classic 1958 Fender® 5C3 Tweed Deluxe (jumped channels) 
Grammatico Nrm, based on* the modern 2016 Grammatico LaGrange (normal channel) 
Grammatico Brt, based on* the modern 2016 Grammatico LaGrange (bright channel) 
Grammatico Jump, based on* the modern 2016 Grammatico LaGrange (jumped channels) 
Revv Gen Red, based on* the red (gain 2) channel of the Revv® Generator 120
Ampeg SVT-4 PRO, based on* the Ampeg® SVT-4 PRO
NOTE: All product names used in this document are trademarks of their respective owners and neither Yamaha Guitar Group nor Line 6 are associated or affiliated with them. These trademarks appear solely to identify products whose tones and sounds were studied by Line 6 during sound model development. That said, the teams at Revv and Grammatico are super cool (and patient!) and you should buy their awesome amps.
New Effects Models in 2.80
Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, Helix Native, HX Effects, HX Stomp
Distortion > Dhyana Drive (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Hermida Zendrive
Distortion > Heir Apparent (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Analogman Prince of Tone (basically half a King of Tone) Distortion > Tone Sovereign (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Analogman King of Tone V4 (basically two Prince of Tones in one)
Distortion > ZeroAmp Bass DI (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Tech 21® SansAmp Bass Driver DI V1
Distortion > Ampeg Scrambler (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Ampeg® Scrambler Bass Overdrive
Filter > Asheville Pattrn (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Moog® Moogerfooger® MF-105M MIDI MuRF Filter (with both MuRF and Bass MuRF voicings)
EQ > Low/High Shelf (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
EQ > Tilt (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original. Tilt is a subtle 6dB EQ that boosts high frequencies while simultaneously attenuating low frequencies (or vice versa). Great for quickly making tones a bit brighter or darker. The Center Freq parameter sets the frequency around which the boost and cut pivot.
NOTE: All product names used in this document are trademarks of their respective owners and neither Yamaha Guitar Group nor Line 6 are associated or affiliated with them. These trademarks appear solely to identify products whose tones and sounds were studied by Line 6 during sound model development.
New Features in 2.80
NOTE: For additional information on Helix Native 1.80 or HX Edit 2.80, check out the latest Helix Native and HX Edit Pilot's Guides, which are automatically installed with the new 1.80/2.80 software.
Hotkeys
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, HX Effects
IMPORTANT! The first time you update Helix/HX to 2.80, your Mac or PC may ask what kind of keyboard you have connected. Just ignore this and close the window.
The Command Center can now send QWERTY hotkeys (keyboard shortcuts with or without modifiers such as Shift, Control, Option/Alt, and Command) to your Mac, PC, or iOS device via USB. You can now control virtually any software ever made, including DAWs, looping software, DJ software, media players, lighting software, video software, browsers, or video games... with your feet... or when assigned to an Instant command, from any preset or snapshot recall.
1. From the Command Center menu, select a footswitch or Instant command and turn Knob 1 (Command) to select Hotkey.
2. Turn knobs 2-5 to select the desired keystroke. If the keystroke doesn't have modifiers, leave knobs 2, 3, and 4 set to None."
TIP: It's much faster and easier to program keystrokes from HX Edit 2.80. Open the Command Center window, select a footswitch or Instant command, and from the Command pull-down menu, select "Hotkey." Click the small keypad icon and simply enter the keystroke from your computer keyboard. Don't forget to customize the switch label!
NOTE: Just like a normal computer keyboard, hotkeys won't work unless the software or app you want to control is in focus.
Hotkey Templates
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, HX Effects
To get you started with hotkeys, we've provided the following template presets in 2.80:
Cubase
Pro Tools (Mac)
Pro Tools (PC) Logic/GarageBand
Ableton Live (Mac)
Ableton Live (PC)
Reaper (Mac)
Reaper (PC)
StudioOne
Cakewalk
MainStage
QLab
YouTube
iTunes
Spotify (Mac)
Spotify (PC)
Apple Keynote
First-person shooter video games
Most software has dozens if not hundreds of available hotkeys; feel free to swap ours out with the ones you use the most. With clever choices and a bit of finesse, you may be able to run a recording session (or elaborate live show with lighting and video cues) without ever touching a mouse or keyboard.
Depending on your type of Helix/HX product, follow the procedure below:
Helix Floor/Rack/LT
Press the PRESET knob, move the joystick left to select the Setlist column, select 8 TEMPLATES, and press the joystick. Hotkey templates begin at 06A.
HX Effects
Press MODE to select Preset mode and turn the Big Knob. Hotkey templates begin at 16A.
NOTE: Updating the firmware does not automatically load any new presets or the hotkey templates; you must manually load them. See "STEP 5 Loading the 2.80 Factory Presets/Templates" above.
Variax String Level:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT
Helix can now remotely adjust the level of individual guitar strings on a connected Shuriken Variax, JTV, or Variax Standard.
TIP: Just like with any amp, cab, or effect parameter, Variax String Level can be quickly assigned to footswitches or Snapshots. "Wait. You mean I can turn off the top three strings for the verse (Snapshot 1) and bring them back in for the chorus (Snapshot 2)? And if the high E is too shrill I can back its volume down to 85%?" Yes. "That's pretty nuts." Yes it is.
1. Select the Input > Multi or Input > Variax block and press PAGE > three times.
2. Turn Knobs 1-6 to adjust each strings level.
3. If you want to set a particular string's level separately for each snapshot, press and turn the string's knob. The value will turn white and appear in brackets.
NOTE: Assigning a continuous controller (such as an expression pedal or slider on your MIDI controller) is not recommended, as it may result in minor pops and clicks; this is due to limitations in Variax DSP, not Helix.
Powercab Plus Remote:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT
IMPORTANT! You must also update Powercab Plus! It must be running firmware 2.0 or higher.
Helix can now remotely adjust parameters in one or two L6 LINK-connected Powercab Plus modeling speaker cabs. When one Powercab Plus is connected via L6 LINK (110-ohm AES/EBU cable), it receives a mono signal from Helix; when two Powercab Plus amps are daisy-chained via L6 LINK, the first cab in the chain receives the left signal and the second cab receives the right signal.
TIP: Just like with any amp, cab, or effect parameter, Powercab Plus parameters can be quickly assigned to footswitches or Snapshots.
1. Select the Output > Multi or Output > Digital block and press PAGE > once.
2. Turn Knob 1 (Powercab Remote) to select "Per Preset" or "Global." If you don't plan on changing Powercab parameters along with Helix presets, choose "Global."
3. Turn Knob 2 (Powercab Mode) to select the desired type of Powercab mode: Flat, Speaker, or IR. Note that certain parameters will gray out depending on the mode chosen.
4. Turn Knob 4 (Speaker Select) to specify which Powercab you want to control Powercab 1, Powercab 2, or both Powercabs simultaneously ("1+2 Link"). Normally, you should leave this set to "1+2 Link," which edits both Powercabs simultaneously, to maintain phase coherence.
Flat Voicing when Powercab Mode is set to "Flat," determines the type of speaker voicing.
Speaker Type when Powercab Mode is set to "Speaker," determines the current speaker model.
Speaker DI Mic when Powercab Mode is set to "Speaker," determines the mic model used on Powercab's XLR output(s).
Speaker Mic Dist when Powercab Mode is set to "Speaker," determines the mic distance used on Powercab's XLR output(s).
Speaker User IR when Powercab Mode is set to "User IR," selects the impulse response used.
Speaker Low Cut applies a Low Cut filter to Powercab Plus for minimizing low end rumble.
Speaker Hi Cut applies a High Cut filter to Powercab Plus for minimizing high end harshness.
Speaker Level applies a level trim.
Speaker Color lets you choose the LED ring color on any connected Powercab(s).
NOTE: For more information on Powercab Plus, see the Powercab Plus Pilot's Guide.
DT50/DT25 Remote:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, HX Edit
Helix can now remotely adjust the real tube topology settings and other parameters in one or two L6 LINK-connected DT25 or DT50 amplifiers. When one DT25 or DT50 is connected via L6 LINK (110-ohm AES/EBU cable), it receives a mono signal from Helix; when two DT250 or DT50 amplifiers are daisy-chained via L6 LINK, the first cab in the chain receives the left signal and the second cab receives the right signal.
TIP: Just like with any amp, cab, or effect parameter, DT parameters can be quickly assigned to footswitches or Snapshots.
1. From the Output > Multi or Output > Digital block, press PAGE > three times.
2. Turn Knob 1 (DT 25/50 Remote) to select "Per Preset" or "Global." If you don't plan on changing DT topology settings along with Helix presets, choose "Global."
3. Turn Knob 2 (DT Select) to specify which DT amp you want to controlDT 1, DT 2, or both DT amps simultaneously ("1+2 Link"). Normally, you should leave this set to "1+2 Link," which edits both DT amps simultaneously, to maintain phase coherence.
DT Channel
When set to Channel A, the DT switches to Channel A and its preamp is bypassed for when using a preamp model in Helix. When set to Channel B, the DT switches to Channel B and its preamp is activated.
TIP: Assign a stomp footswitch (or snapshots) to simultaneously bypass a Helix preamp block AND switch a connected DT amp to Channel B. This gives you a wider variety of tones in the same preset, without the DSP overhead required to run two simultaneous Preamp blocks.
DT Topology
Changes the DT amp's negative feedback loop topology. Choose "I (Tight)" for behavior reminiscent of the great American Blackface amps of the 60s, choose "II (Loose)" for dialing in echoes of classic British amps, choose "III (ZNF)" for a very open or dynamic feeling amp, or choose "IV (Resonant)" to add low frequency resonance that pairs well with high gain tones.
DT Power Amp
Sets the DT amp's operating class, wattage, and bias type. Choose "Class A" for more dynamics with greater touch sensitivity; choose "Class AB" for greater headroom and power.
DT Tube Config
Changes the configuration of the DT's power tubes. Chose "Pentode" for clear and commanding tone; choose "Triode" for quieter and rounder sounds with a more vintage feel.
DT Reverb
Turns the DT amp's built-in spring reverb on and off.
DT Rev Mix
Determines the amount of built-in spring reverb.
DT 12AX7 Boost (DT50 only)
When Low Volume Mode is off, applies a volume boost DT.
Feedback Cap (DT50 only)
Sets the DT amp's feedback capacitor type.
DT B+ Voltage (DT50 only)
Sets the DT amp's phase inverter B+ voltage.
NOTE: For more information on DT amps, see the DT25 Pilot's Guide or the DT50 Pilot's Guide.
Snapshot Bypass:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, Helix Native, HX Effects, HX Stomp, HX Edit
There may be situations where you don't want Helix's snapshots to control a particular block's bypass state; that is, you'd prefer to turn it on and off manually. For example, you may want manual control of a boost pedal at any time without worrying about whether a particular snapshot might turn it on or off.
Depending on your type of Helix/HX product, follow the procedure below:
Helix Floor/Rack/LT
Select a processing block, press ACTION, and set Knob 5 (Snapshot Bypass) to "Off" to disable snapshot control of that block's bypass state.
HX Effects
Select a processing block, press ACTION, and press the "Snapshot Bypass" switch to disable snapshot control of that block's bypass state.
HX Stomp
From Edit view, select a processing block, press ACTION, press PAGE >, and set Knob 3 (Snapshot Bypass) to "Off" to disable snapshot control of that block's bypass state.
Helix Native/HX Edit
Right-click (Mac: control-click) on a processing block and uncheck "Snapshot Bypass." Alternatively, right-click (Mac: control-click) the Bypass button to uncheck "Snapshot Bypass."
Hardware Compatibility Mode:
Helix Native
Helix Native can now reflect the signal flow and model set of all Helix and HX hardware devices, so transferring presets to and from your DAW is even easier. In addition, Hardware Compatibility can be disabled entirely, so the simultaneous model count is now limited only by the speed of your computer.
1. Open any instance of Helix Native within your DAW and click the gear icon in the lower left corner to open the Preferences window.
2. Click the Hardware Compatibility tab.
3. From the "Current Hardware Compatibility Mode" pull-down menu, select one of the following options:
Off
Disables Hardware Compatibility and lets you add as many blocks (of any type) as your computer's horsepower will allow. Choose this setting if you don't own any Helix or HX hardware.
Helix Floor/LT/Rack (the default)
Configures Helix Native such that any presets made can be easily loaded into Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, or Helix LT.
HX Effects
Configures Helix Native such that any presets made can be easily loaded into HX Effects. In this mode, no Amp or Cab models will be available.
HX Stomp
Configures Helix Native such that any presets made can be easily loaded into HX Stomp.
4. Click OK. Depending on the current Hardware Compatibility Mode, Helix Native may repopulate the preset list to reflect that of the selected hardware. For example, if you choose "HX Stomp," HX Stomp's factory presets will appear and the signal flow will be limited to six blocks.
5. Click "Set as Default" to ensure any new instances of Helix Native open in the selected mode.
IMPORTANT! Each Hardware Compatibility Mode incorporates its own, independent preset library. Therefore, you will see the Helix Native preset library automatically repopulate to reflect that of the selected hardware.
Helix/HX Preset Sharing:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, Helix Native, HX Effects, HX Stomp, HX Edit
All Helix and HX hardware and software now live within the same ecosystem. Using multiple windows within HX Edit and/or multiple instances of the Helix Native plug-in, both blocks and entire presets can be freely dragged and dropped or copied and pasted between units. Aside from the obvious caveats below, all Helix and HX products can now share the same content.
IMPORTANT! Due to the vast differences in how Helix/HX products manage controllers, snapshots, and Command Center messages, there is no guarantee that every single tiny detail of a preset will translate properly.
You can now drag/drop, copy/paste, or otherwise load:
HX Effects or HX Stomp presets into Helix Floor/Rack/LT and Helix Native. If an HX Effects preset has 9 blocks, the ninth block will be routed to Path 2.
Helix Floor/Rack/LT, Helix Native, or HX Stomp presets into HX Effects. However, there are caveats. 
To avoid an error message, the source preset must:
Contain 9 or fewer blocks.
Not contain any Amp+Cab, Amp, Preamp, or Cab blocks.
Contain no more than one Split and Merge block.
Fit within one path worth of DSP processing.
Helix Floor/Rack/LT, Helix Native, or HX Effects presets into HX Stomp. However, there are caveats. To avoid an error message, the source preset must:
Contain 6 or fewer blocks.
Contain no more than one Split and Merge block Fit within one path worth of DSP processing.
Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects, or HX Stomp presets into Helix Native
NOTE: A dialog box will appear if the source preset cannot be accommodated by the current Hardware Compatibility Mode (see above). At this point, you may choose to switch the current Hardware Compatibility Mode to that of the source preset, or attempt to translate the preset into the current Hardware Compatibility Mode, given the caveats above. See the Helix Native Pilot's Guide for more information. Click the question mark icon in the lower left corner of the plug-in.
Undo/Redo:
Helix Native, HX Edit
Both the Helix Native plug-in and HX Edit now support multiple levels of undo/redo. 
1. Click the Undo button to undo the most recent edit.
2. Click the Redo button to redo the most recent undo.
MIDI Learn:
Helix Native (Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, HX Effects, and HX Stomp already have this feature)
Helix Native can now learn an incoming MIDI CC message and automatically assign it to a parameter.
1. Right-click on a parameter and select Controller > MIDI Learn. A small brain icon flashes. If you change your mind, click the icon to cancel.
2. Send Helix Native a MIDI CC message. The parameter is automatically assigned to it.
TIP: In Helix Native, right-click (Mac: control-click) on a processing block to open a pull-down that lets you manually assign a MIDI CC to block bypass. Right-click (Mac: control-click) on a parameter slider to open a pull-down menu that lets you manually assign a MIDI CC to parameter control.
NOTE: Not all DAW software automatically routes incoming MIDI data through to any plug-in, especially those instantiated as an insert on an audio track. See your DAW's documentation for more information. The new MIDI In indicator in the lower right corner flashes if Helix Native receives MIDI data.
Hands-free Pedal Edit for Input/Output Blocks:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT
In addition to Amp, Effect, Cab, IR, Split, and Mixer parameters, Input and Output Block parameters can also now be edited with your feet, including the new Variax String Level, Powercab Plus remote, and DT25/DT50 remote parameters.
1. Press and hold MODE to enter Pedal Edit Mode. The switches flash.
2. If necessary, press MORE one or more times to view additional blocks and press the Input 1A (or 1B, 2A, or 2B) or Output 1A (or 1B, 2A, or 2B) footswitch. If the block has more than one page of parameters, press FS8 (<PAGE) or FS9 (PAGE>) until you find the parameter.
3. Press the footswitch displaying the parameter you want to adjust and use an expression pedal to adjust the parameter. For fine adjustment, press FS10 (VALUE) and FS11 (VALUE+). Hold FS10 (VALUE) or FS11 (VALUE +) for faster adjustments.
4. When finished, press FS12 (EXIT). If you want to save any changes made to the preset, hold FS12 (EXIT) for two seconds.
Snapshot Reselect:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, Helix Native, HX Effects, HX Stomp
Currently, pressing the currently active Snapshot switch will reload the stored state of that snapshot. With 2.80, you can now choose to instead toggle between it and the previously selected snapshot. For example, if you're on Snapshot 2 and switch to Snapshot 8, pressing the Snapshot 8 footswitch will seamlessly toggle between Snapshot 8 and Snapshot 2.
From the Global Settings > Preferences menu, turn Snapshot Reselect to choose "Reload" or "Toggle Prev." "Reload" remains the default.
Stomp Select:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT (parameter is already in HX Effects and HX Stomp)
Currently, briefly touching a stomp footswitch jumps to select its assigned items' parameters; it's a super fast and simple way to navigate your various amps and effects. For those neanderthals of you who play barefoot, you can disable this functionality from Global Settings > Footswitches > Touch Select. With 2.80, this parameter has now changed to Stomp Select, and lets you choose whether touching a switch, pressing a switch, or both instantly jumps to display the assigned items' parameters.
Depending on your type of Helix/HX product, follow the procedure below:
Helix Floor/Rack/LT
From the Global Settings > Footswitches menu, turn Knob 1 (Stomp Select) to choose "None," "Touch," "Press," or "Touch+Press." "Touch" remains the default.
HX Effects/HX StompFrom the Global Settings > Footswitches menu, turn Knob 1 (Stomp Select) to choose "Touch," "Press," or "Both." "Touch" remains the default.
Swap Up/Down Switches:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, HX Effects
Some users have requested the ability to press the DOWN switch to select the next bank, preset, or snapshot. With 2.80, Up and Down can be swapped:
From the Global Settings > Footswitches menu, turn [Swap Up/Down] to choose "Off" (normal) or "On" (reversed).
SHORTCUT: Touch (but don't press) the Up and Down switches together for one second, and then press Knob 6 [FS6 on HX Effects] (OK). The up and down switches are now swapped.
Turn Joystick to Select Blocks:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT
Currently, turning the joystick encoder scrolls through available models for the selected block. With 2.80, you can now choose to instead turn the joystick to quickly move across the signal flow.
From the Global Settings > Preferences menu, turn Knob 5 (Joystick Encoder) to choose "Model" or "Selection."
"Model" remains the default.
SHORTCUT: Pressing and turning the joystick will provide the opposite setting; that is, when set to "Model", press and turn the joystick to quickly move across the signal flow. When set to "Selection," press and turn the joystick to scroll through available models for the selected block.
Tempo Indicator:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control
Press TAP/TUNER two or more times to enter a new tempo. The TAP/TUNER scribble strip briefly displays the entered tempo.
SHORTCUT: To fine-tune the tempo, briefly touch the TAP/TUNER switch. The Tempo panel opens. Turn Knob 6 (BPM) to manually set the tempo.
Pedal Position Indicator:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control
A new Global Settings > Displays > Pedal Position Display parameter lets you determine whether the scribble strip above the expression pedal temporarily displays the expression pedal position ("Temporary") or remains visible ("Persistent").
Move the built-in expression pedal. The EXP scribble strip displays a position indicator (0 ~ 100%).
Helix Native Pricing:
Helix Native
It's not technically a feature, but Helix Native is now $99.99 US for all registered owners of Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, HX Effects, and HX Stomp ($300 off). Helix Native brings the amps, cabs, effects, and IR loading from Helix to your Mac or PC's recording software without the need for time-consuming re-amping. Depending on your computer's horsepower, you may be able to add an entire Helix's worth of processing to multiple guitar, bass, synth, vocal, drum, bus, slide whistle, and nose flute tracks. Helix Native along with Helix hardware is also an immeasurably helpful tool when trying to rebuild studio tones for your tour, or tones built on the road for the next record. What used to take weeks (or hiring an expensive programmer) now takes seconds.
Other Changes and Improvements in 2.80
The Global Settings > Preferences > Tap Tempo Pitch (Authentic, Transparent) setting now also affects tempo changes taking place across snapshot changes, not just when pressing the TAP switch. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, Helix Native, HX Effects, HX Stomp)
On a Cab > Dual block, changing the first cab no longer changes the second cab. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, Helix Native, HX Edit [feature is already in HX Stomp]) 
Page indication has changed from small colored dots to the right of the inspector to a scrolling inspector header line (similar to the one in HX Stomp). This allows Impulse Response blocks to display longer IR names. Oh yeah speaking of which... (Helix Floor/Rack/LT)
Impulse Response blocks now display as many IR file name characters as will fit in the inspector header. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, Helix Native)
In previous versions, only the last value would be recalled via Snapshots (example: In Program messages, only the PC value could change). With 2.80, all values are recalled via Snapshots (example: In Hotkey messages, all modifiers and the keystroke can change, so each snapshot could have different sets of key commands). (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects)
Additional values have been added to recall snapshots remotely via MIDI. CC69 Value 8 will select the next snapshot and Value 9 will select the previous snapshot. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, Helix Native, HX Effects [feature is already in HX Stomp])
Command Center > CC Toggle, CV Toggle (Helix Floor only), and Amp Control messages have an additional Type parameter that lets one determine whether the footswitch is latching or momentary. Previously, you would have to assign a processing block (set to momentary) to the same footswitch to make the Command Center message momentary. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects)
An additional "None" value has been added to Command Center > Instant > Amp Control messages. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects)
The "Pac Man" shortcut where moving the joystick right from the Output block jumps to the Input block (and vice versa) now also works when moving the joystick up and down. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT)
On the Save Preset, Rename Preset, Rename Snapshot, Rename Setlist, and Customize screens, moving the joystick right from the last character jumps to the first (and vice versa). (Helix Floor/Rack/LT [feature is already in HX Stomp and HX Effects]) 
The boot screen now displays a red progress bar. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT [feature is already in HX Stomp])
While in the Command Center menu, pressing SAVE twice to save a preset no longer exits you all the way to the Home screen. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects)
Pressing Up and Down together from Snapshot mode now exits to the previous mode (same as pressing EXIT). (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects)
Turning the PRESET knob past the last preset in each setlist now jumps back to the beginning of the setlist (and vice versa). (Helix Floor/Rack/LT [feature is already in HX Stomp and HX Effects])
A small indicator in the lower right corner of the plug-in window flashes whenever a MIDI message is received. (Helix Native)
Automation and MIDI/controller assignments can now be managed together from the Automation/Controller Assign tab. (Helix Native, HX Edit)
Blocks assigned to controllers or automation now display their category name in brackets. Parameters assigned to controllers or automation display a small icon to the left of their parameter sliders. In addition, pop-up menus now display controller or automation assignments, if any. (Helix Native, HX Edit)
From the Controller/Automation tab, right-click (Mac: control-click) an assignment to open a pull-down menu, letting you clear one or all assignments. (Helix Native, HX Edit [feature is already in Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects, and HX Stomp])
The Preferences menu in HX Edit now lets you set FS3, FS4, and FS5 functions. (HX Edit [feature is already in HX Stomp])
A new "Restore Factory Settings" button has been added to the bottom of the Preferences window. (Helix Native, HX Edit [feature is already in Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects, and HX Stomp])
In HX Edit, snapshots can now be selected while the Command Center window is open.
In HX Edit, the parameter tab will now be in sync with the Helix display for Amp+Cab and Cab > Dual blocks.
When a Shuriken Variax is connected, HX Edit now displays its bank names properly.
Wow, you're still reading this? Congratulations; you're way cooler and better looking than other Helix/HX owners. Celebrate your superiority with some delicious tacos.
As Ampeg is now Line 6's sister company, all pre-2.80 Ampeg models have been renamed: 
Amp > Bass > Tuck n' Go is now called "Ampeg B-15NF"
Amp > Bass > SV Beast Nrm is now called "Ampeg SVT Nrm"
Amp > Bass > SV Beast Brt is now called "Ampeg SVT Brt"
Cab > 1x15 Tuck n' Go is now called "1x15 Ampeg B-15" 
Cab > 4x10 Rhino is now called "4x10 Ampeg HLF"
Cab > 8x10 SV Beast is now called "8x10 Ampeg SVT E"
Numerous stability and performance improvements Lots of other little things:
Bug Fixes in 2.80:
On rare occasions, with dirty footswitches, a single press can generate two Command Center messages. We've added a small timeout to ensure this doesn't happen, regardless of the condition of the footswitches.
Pressing the Cab > Mic parameter knob now returns the value to default.
While HX Edit is running, double-clicking a preset, setlist, or bundle file on the desktop or any finder window will load the file.
In HX Edit, background windows now properly reflect the connected state of the device.
In HX Edit, preset names are now preserved in setlist, bundle, or backup files if an empty preset was renamed.
Many other minor bug fixes:
Known Issues in 2.80:
Global settings are reset after upgrade to 2.80. BACKUP FIRST!
Downgrading to 2.71 or older will erase ALL preset data.
The first time you update Helix/HX to 2.80, your Mac or PC may ask what kind of keyboard you have connected. This is due to the new Hotkey feature. Just ignore this and close the window.
Assigning a Command Center > Hotkey message to a footswitch that already has a block assigned to it (set to latching, which is the default) will cause the keystroke to be repeatedly sent to your Mac/PC. To avoid this behavior, either assign the Hotkey message to an empty footswitch or set the footswitch's mode to Momentary.
The first preset of each setlist is loaded during a restore.
The Helix icon may appear during the update and it could stop spinning. This is fine, the update will continue.
DT must be on firmware version 2.00 for L6 Link control to function.
Powercab 112 Plus must be on firmware version 2.00 or higher for L6 Link control to function.
You cannot rename the 1 Switch Looper scribble strip on Rack or Floor.
A preset may load blank after dragging a looper block across a split, merge and another block two times. Simply load the preset again and it will load as expected.
A brief volume increase can occur at preset load from Powercab while loading presets with different Powercab modes on a Helix device.
Undo/Redo does not work when switching between time and note divisions.
In HX EDIT, Undo/Redo removes block assignments in certain cases such as moving between paths.
Save to Library lists presets in "01A-32D" setlist format regardless of preferences.
Helix can become stuck in a footswitch mode when cancelling out of snapshot mode if snapshot mode was entered while banking. Banking and reloading the preset resolves this issue.
Helix's display can become non responsive if HX Edit is open when restarting or shutting down a Windows computer. Unplugging and replugging the USB cable resolves this issue.
Punch In and Punch Out MMC commands are not functioning. Please use Hotkeys as a temporary workaround.
Bank up can occasionally increment by 8 with preset mode switches set to a non-default setting.
Helix LT ONLY: XLR Output global setting requires the setting to be adjusted 2x before it takes effect.
Helix Rack ONLY: Tuner output USB 5/6 routes audio to XLR, 1/4" and SPDIF.]]></notes>
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        <notes><![CDATA[IMPORTANT! 2.80 is the first firmware to utilize the new Helix Core engine, which unifies all Helix and HX products into the same ecosystem. Because there are tons of changes under the hood, presets created in 2.80 will not be compatible with earlier firmware, which means if you want to return to 2.71 for whatever reason, and you didn't back up before updating to 2.80, your presets will NO LONGER WORK. Therefore, we STRONGLY RECOMMEND everyone back up everything BEFORE updating.
Transitioning to Helix Core also forces us to reset your Global Settings. No way around that. Just back everything up, okay? Instructions for backing up begin... now.
Updating to 2.80 (READ ME!)
Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, HX Effects, HX Stomp
STEP 1a:
Backing Up Helix/HX Hardware
1. Connect your Helix/HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB and turn it on. Do not use any sort of USB hub. 
2. Open YOUR CURRENT VERSION of HX Edit (NOT the new HX Edit 2.80).
3. From the top File menu, select "Create Backup..."
4. Click "Create Backup."
TIP: If you want to load the 2.80 factory presets and hotkey templates, it's better to manually back up individual setlists, so you can later import them into empty setlists. To do this, from the preset library along the left side, select the setlist you want to back up and click "Export." Choose a destination folder and click "Save." Repeat for any other setlists you want to back up.
STEP 1b:
Backing Up Helix Native
If you don't currently own Helix Native, skip this step.
1. Open any instance of YOUR CURRENT VERSION Helix Native (NOT the new Helix Native 1.80) within your DAW and click the gear icon in the lower left corner to open the Preferences window.
2. From the Presets/IRs tab, click "Export Bundle."
3. Choose the destination folder and click "Save."
TIP: If you want to load the 2.80 factory presets, it's better to manually back up individual setlists, so you can later import them into empty setlists. To do this, from the preset library along the left side, select the setlist you want to back up and click the small yellow "Export." Choose a destination folder and click "Save." Repeat for any other setlists you want to back up.
STEP 2:
Updating HX Edit to 2.80 (YOU MUST DO THIS BEFORE UPDATING YOUR HELIX/HX FIRMWARE!)
1. Turn off or disconnect any connected Helix or HX hardware.
2. Log onto line6.com and visit the downloads page.
3. From the middle pull-down menu, select "HX Edit." From the right pull-down menu, select your computer's
operating system.
4. Click the Go button.
5. Find HX Edit Version 2.80 and click "Get Download."
6. Read the Software License Agreement (hahaahaaa!) and click "Accept and Download."
7. Once the software has downloaded, double-click the installer and follow the prompts.
NOTE: Installing HX Edit 2.80 automatically installs the latest version of Line 6 Updater, which is required to update the firmware.
STEP 3a:
Updating Helix Floor/Rack/LT to 2.80
If you have HX Effects or HX Stomp, skip to STEP 3b below instead.
1. If you have Helix Rack/Control, turn off Helix Control. Also, shut down all Line 6 software or any programs that use audio, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Connect Helix to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
3. Launch Line 6 Updater. The latest version was automatically installed when you installed HX Edit 2.80 in "STEP 2
Updating HX Edit to 2.80" above.
4. Enter your Line 6 Username and Password and click "Sign In." A big green box appears with a picture of your Helix
product. Click the big green box and then click "Update" next to Version: 2.80.
5. Carefully read the instructions (HEY! DID YOU BACK UP FIRST?), click "Continue," and then "Accept." A warning
dialog appears, telling you that Helix will be reset twice.
6. Think "Hmm, maybe I should've backed up first? Nah, I insist on subverting the dominant paradigm," and click
"OK." Helix begins updating. As wholly expected, because we warned you... because you always read the instructions... halfway through the update process, Line 6 Updater displays a second dialog and Helix's LCD reads "Boot Failure. Entered Update Mode!" THIS IS NORMAL. Breathe deep, everything is fine. You're almost there.
7. Click "OK" again. When finished, Helix restarts automatically and begins rebuilding your presets. Let it finish.
8. If you have Helix Rack/Control, turn on Helix Control. Helix Rack reads "Helix Control must be updated to work
properly. Update now?" Press Knob 6 (OK) to update Helix Control.
NOTE: Updating the firmware does not automatically load any new presets. See "STEP 4Loading the 2.80 Factory
Presets/Templates" below.
STEP 3b:
Updating HX Effects/HX Stomp to 2.80
If you have Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, or Helix LT, follow STEP 3a above instead.
1. Shut down all Line 6 software or any programs that use audio, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Connect your HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
3. Launch Line 6 Updater. The latest version was automatically installed when you installed HX Edit 2.80 in "STEP 2
Updating HX Edit to 2.80" above.
4. Enter your Line 6 Username and Password and click "Sign In." A big green box appears with a picture of your HX
product. Click the big green box and then click "Update" next to Version: 2.80.
5. Carefully read the instructions (HEY! DID YOU BACK UP FIRST?), click "Continue," and then "Accept." When finished, your HX device restarts automatically.
NOTE: Updating the firmware does not automatically load any new presets. See "STEP 4Loading the 2.80 Factory Presets/Templates" below.
STEP 4 OPTIONAL: 
Loading the 2.80 Factory Presets/Templates
IMPORTANT! The following procedure will COMPLETELY ERASE ALL OF YOUR CUSTOM PRESETS! If you want to keep them, make sure you back them up first! (See "STEP 1aBacking Up Helix/HX Hardware" above.)
1. Turn off your Helix/HX processor.
2. Depending on your type of Helix/HX product, follow the procedure below:
Helix Floor/LT: While holding footswitches 7 and 8 (two left-most switches on the bottom row), turn on Helix/Helix LT. Wait for "Will restore stock Presets and Setlists..." and let go
Helix Rack/Control: While holding knobs 3 and 4 below the screen, turn on Helix Rack. Wait for "Will reset Presets..." and let go
HX Effects: While holding footswitches 5 and 6 (middle two switches on the bottom row), turn on HX Effects. Wait for "Will reset Presets..." and let go
HX Stomp: While holding footswitches 1 and 2, turn on HX Stomp. Wait for "Will reset Presets..." to appear on the screen and let go
Helix Native: Click the gear icon in the lower left corner to open the Preferences window. From the Presets/IRs tab, click "Restore Factory Setlists"
STEP 5a OPTIONAL: 
Restoring Helix/HX Hardware from a Backup
1. Connect your Helix/HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
2. Open the NEW VERSION OF HX Edit 2.80 you installed in "STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.80" above.
3. From the top File menu, select "Restore from Backup."
4. Browse to the backup file and click "Open."
TIP: If you instead exported individual setlists and loaded the 2.80 factory presets/templates (and want to keep them), from the preset list along the left side, select an empty User setlist and then drag the saved setlist file (from the tip in STEP 1) into the preset list.
IMPORTANT! You may notice that after restoring from a backup (or loading in previously stored setlists or individual presets) that preset switching times are slower than normal. Restart Helix/HX, and you'll see the display read "Rebuilding preset [XXX]". Wait for it to rebuild your presets, and they will load faster.
STEP 5b OPTIONAL: 
Restoring Helix Native from a Backup
If you don't currently own Helix Native, skip this step.
1. Open any instance of Helix Native within your DAW and click the gear icon in the lower left corner to open the Preferences window.
2. From the Presets/IRs tab, click "Import Bundle."
3. Browse to the location chosen in STEP 2 above and click "Open."
Whew! That wasn't too terrible, now was it? What's that... it was? Sorry. Now that Helix Core is finished, hopefully future update procedures will be less... involved.
New Amp Models in 2.80:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, Helix Native, HX Stomp
Fullerton Nrm, based on* the classic 1958 Fender® 5C3 Tweed Deluxe (normal channel) 
Fullerton Brt, based on* the classic 1958 Fender® 5C3 Tweed Deluxe (bright channel) 
Fullerton Jump, based on* the classic 1958 Fender® 5C3 Tweed Deluxe (jumped channels) 
Grammatico Nrm, based on* the modern 2016 Grammatico LaGrange (normal channel) 
Grammatico Brt, based on* the modern 2016 Grammatico LaGrange (bright channel) 
Grammatico Jump, based on* the modern 2016 Grammatico LaGrange (jumped channels) 
Revv Gen Red, based on* the red (gain 2) channel of the Revv® Generator 120
Ampeg SVT-4 PRO, based on* the Ampeg® SVT-4 PRO
NOTE: All product names used in this document are trademarks of their respective owners and neither Yamaha Guitar Group nor Line 6 are associated or affiliated with them. These trademarks appear solely to identify products whose tones and sounds were studied by Line 6 during sound model development. That said, the teams at Revv and Grammatico are super cool (and patient!) and you should buy their awesome amps.
New Effects Models in 2.80
Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, Helix Native, HX Effects, HX Stomp
Distortion > Dhyana Drive (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Hermida Zendrive
Distortion > Heir Apparent (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Analogman Prince of Tone (basically half a King of Tone) Distortion > Tone Sovereign (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Analogman King of Tone V4 (basically two Prince of Tones in one)
Distortion > ZeroAmp Bass DI (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Tech 21® SansAmp Bass Driver DI V1
Distortion > Ampeg Scrambler (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Ampeg® Scrambler Bass Overdrive
Filter > Asheville Pattrn (Mono, Stereo), based on* the Moog® Moogerfooger® MF-105M MIDI MuRF Filter (with both MuRF and Bass MuRF voicings)
EQ > Low/High Shelf (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original
EQ > Tilt (Mono, Stereo), Line 6 Original. Tilt is a subtle 6dB EQ that boosts high frequencies while simultaneously attenuating low frequencies (or vice versa). Great for quickly making tones a bit brighter or darker. The Center Freq parameter sets the frequency around which the boost and cut pivot.
NOTE: All product names used in this document are trademarks of their respective owners and neither Yamaha Guitar Group nor Line 6 are associated or affiliated with them. These trademarks appear solely to identify products whose tones and sounds were studied by Line 6 during sound model development.
New Features in 2.80
NOTE: For additional information on Helix Native 1.80 or HX Edit 2.80, check out the latest Helix Native and HX Edit Pilot's Guides, which are automatically installed with the new 1.80/2.80 software.
Hotkeys
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, HX Effects
IMPORTANT! The first time you update Helix/HX to 2.80, your Mac or PC may ask what kind of keyboard you have connected. Just ignore this and close the window.
The Command Center can now send QWERTY hotkeys (keyboard shortcuts with or without modifiers such as Shift, Control, Option/Alt, and Command) to your Mac, PC, or iOS device via USB. You can now control virtually any software ever made, including DAWs, looping software, DJ software, media players, lighting software, video software, browsers, or video games... with your feet... or when assigned to an Instant command, from any preset or snapshot recall.
1. From the Command Center menu, select a footswitch or Instant command and turn Knob 1 (Command) to select Hotkey.
2. Turn knobs 2-5 to select the desired keystroke. If the keystroke doesn't have modifiers, leave knobs 2, 3, and 4 set to None."
TIP: It's much faster and easier to program keystrokes from HX Edit 2.80. Open the Command Center window, select a footswitch or Instant command, and from the Command pull-down menu, select "Hotkey." Click the small keypad icon and simply enter the keystroke from your computer keyboard. Don't forget to customize the switch label!
NOTE: Just like a normal computer keyboard, hotkeys won't work unless the software or app you want to control is in focus.
Hotkey Templates
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, HX Effects
To get you started with hotkeys, we've provided the following template presets in 2.80:
Cubase
Pro Tools (Mac)
Pro Tools (PC) Logic/GarageBand
Ableton Live (Mac)
Ableton Live (PC)
Reaper (Mac)
Reaper (PC)
StudioOne
Cakewalk
MainStage
QLab
YouTube
iTunes
Spotify (Mac)
Spotify (PC)
Apple Keynote
First-person shooter video games
Most software has dozens if not hundreds of available hotkeys; feel free to swap ours out with the ones you use the most. With clever choices and a bit of finesse, you may be able to run a recording session (or elaborate live show with lighting and video cues) without ever touching a mouse or keyboard.
Depending on your type of Helix/HX product, follow the procedure below:
Helix Floor/Rack/LT
Press the PRESET knob, move the joystick left to select the Setlist column, select 8 TEMPLATES, and press the joystick. Hotkey templates begin at 06A.
HX Effects
Press MODE to select Preset mode and turn the Big Knob. Hotkey templates begin at 16A.
NOTE: Updating the firmware does not automatically load any new presets or the hotkey templates; you must manually load them. See "STEP 5 Loading the 2.80 Factory Presets/Templates" above.
Variax String Level:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT
Helix can now remotely adjust the level of individual guitar strings on a connected Shuriken Variax, JTV, or Variax Standard.
TIP: Just like with any amp, cab, or effect parameter, Variax String Level can be quickly assigned to footswitches or Snapshots. "Wait. You mean I can turn off the top three strings for the verse (Snapshot 1) and bring them back in for the chorus (Snapshot 2)? And if the high E is too shrill I can back its volume down to 85%?" Yes. "That's pretty nuts." Yes it is.
1. Select the Input > Multi or Input > Variax block and press PAGE > three times.
2. Turn Knobs 1-6 to adjust each strings level.
3. If you want to set a particular string's level separately for each snapshot, press and turn the string's knob. The value will turn white and appear in brackets.
NOTE: Assigning a continuous controller (such as an expression pedal or slider on your MIDI controller) is not recommended, as it may result in minor pops and clicks; this is due to limitations in Variax DSP, not Helix.
Powercab Plus Remote:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT
IMPORTANT! You must also update Powercab Plus! It must be running firmware 2.0 or higher.
Helix can now remotely adjust parameters in one or two L6 LINK-connected Powercab Plus modeling speaker cabs. When one Powercab Plus is connected via L6 LINK (110-ohm AES/EBU cable), it receives a mono signal from Helix; when two Powercab Plus amps are daisy-chained via L6 LINK, the first cab in the chain receives the left signal and the second cab receives the right signal.
TIP: Just like with any amp, cab, or effect parameter, Powercab Plus parameters can be quickly assigned to footswitches or Snapshots.
1. Select the Output > Multi or Output > Digital block and press PAGE > once.
2. Turn Knob 1 (Powercab Remote) to select "Per Preset" or "Global." If you don't plan on changing Powercab parameters along with Helix presets, choose "Global."
3. Turn Knob 2 (Powercab Mode) to select the desired type of Powercab mode: Flat, Speaker, or IR. Note that certain parameters will gray out depending on the mode chosen.
4. Turn Knob 4 (Speaker Select) to specify which Powercab you want to control Powercab 1, Powercab 2, or both Powercabs simultaneously ("1+2 Link"). Normally, you should leave this set to "1+2 Link," which edits both Powercabs simultaneously, to maintain phase coherence.
Flat Voicing when Powercab Mode is set to "Flat," determines the type of speaker voicing.
Speaker Type when Powercab Mode is set to "Speaker," determines the current speaker model.
Speaker DI Mic when Powercab Mode is set to "Speaker," determines the mic model used on Powercab's XLR output(s).
Speaker Mic Dist when Powercab Mode is set to "Speaker," determines the mic distance used on Powercab's XLR output(s).
Speaker User IR when Powercab Mode is set to "User IR," selects the impulse response used.
Speaker Low Cut applies a Low Cut filter to Powercab Plus for minimizing low end rumble.
Speaker Hi Cut applies a High Cut filter to Powercab Plus for minimizing high end harshness.
Speaker Level applies a level trim.
Speaker Color lets you choose the LED ring color on any connected Powercab(s).
NOTE: For more information on Powercab Plus, see the Powercab Plus Pilot's Guide.
DT50/DT25 Remote:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, HX Edit
Helix can now remotely adjust the real tube topology settings and other parameters in one or two L6 LINK-connected DT25 or DT50 amplifiers. When one DT25 or DT50 is connected via L6 LINK (110-ohm AES/EBU cable), it receives a mono signal from Helix; when two DT250 or DT50 amplifiers are daisy-chained via L6 LINK, the first cab in the chain receives the left signal and the second cab receives the right signal.
TIP: Just like with any amp, cab, or effect parameter, DT parameters can be quickly assigned to footswitches or Snapshots.
1. From the Output > Multi or Output > Digital block, press PAGE > three times.
2. Turn Knob 1 (DT 25/50 Remote) to select "Per Preset" or "Global." If you don't plan on changing DT topology settings along with Helix presets, choose "Global."
3. Turn Knob 2 (DT Select) to specify which DT amp you want to controlDT 1, DT 2, or both DT amps simultaneously ("1+2 Link"). Normally, you should leave this set to "1+2 Link," which edits both DT amps simultaneously, to maintain phase coherence.
DT Channel
When set to Channel A, the DT switches to Channel A and its preamp is bypassed for when using a preamp model in Helix. When set to Channel B, the DT switches to Channel B and its preamp is activated.
TIP: Assign a stomp footswitch (or snapshots) to simultaneously bypass a Helix preamp block AND switch a connected DT amp to Channel B. This gives you a wider variety of tones in the same preset, without the DSP overhead required to run two simultaneous Preamp blocks.
DT Topology
Changes the DT amp's negative feedback loop topology. Choose "I (Tight)" for behavior reminiscent of the great American Blackface amps of the 60s, choose "II (Loose)" for dialing in echoes of classic British amps, choose "III (ZNF)" for a very open or dynamic feeling amp, or choose "IV (Resonant)" to add low frequency resonance that pairs well with high gain tones.
DT Power Amp
Sets the DT amp's operating class, wattage, and bias type. Choose "Class A" for more dynamics with greater touch sensitivity; choose "Class AB" for greater headroom and power.
DT Tube Config
Changes the configuration of the DT's power tubes. Chose "Pentode" for clear and commanding tone; choose "Triode" for quieter and rounder sounds with a more vintage feel.
DT Reverb
Turns the DT amp's built-in spring reverb on and off.
DT Rev Mix
Determines the amount of built-in spring reverb.
DT 12AX7 Boost (DT50 only)
When Low Volume Mode is off, applies a volume boost DT.
Feedback Cap (DT50 only)
Sets the DT amp's feedback capacitor type.
DT B+ Voltage (DT50 only)
Sets the DT amp's phase inverter B+ voltage.
NOTE: For more information on DT amps, see the DT25 Pilot's Guide or the DT50 Pilot's Guide.
Snapshot Bypass:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, Helix Native, HX Effects, HX Stomp, HX Edit
There may be situations where you don't want Helix's snapshots to control a particular block's bypass state; that is, you'd prefer to turn it on and off manually. For example, you may want manual control of a boost pedal at any time without worrying about whether a particular snapshot might turn it on or off.
Depending on your type of Helix/HX product, follow the procedure below:
Helix Floor/Rack/LT
Select a processing block, press ACTION, and set Knob 5 (Snapshot Bypass) to "Off" to disable snapshot control of that block's bypass state.
HX Effects
Select a processing block, press ACTION, and press the "Snapshot Bypass" switch to disable snapshot control of that block's bypass state.
HX Stomp
From Edit view, select a processing block, press ACTION, press PAGE >, and set Knob 3 (Snapshot Bypass) to "Off" to disable snapshot control of that block's bypass state.
Helix Native/HX Edit
Right-click (Mac: control-click) on a processing block and uncheck "Snapshot Bypass." Alternatively, right-click (Mac: control-click) the Bypass button to uncheck "Snapshot Bypass."
Hardware Compatibility Mode:
Helix Native
Helix Native can now reflect the signal flow and model set of all Helix and HX hardware devices, so transferring presets to and from your DAW is even easier. In addition, Hardware Compatibility can be disabled entirely, so the simultaneous model count is now limited only by the speed of your computer.
1. Open any instance of Helix Native within your DAW and click the gear icon in the lower left corner to open the Preferences window.
2. Click the Hardware Compatibility tab.
3. From the "Current Hardware Compatibility Mode" pull-down menu, select one of the following options:
Off
Disables Hardware Compatibility and lets you add as many blocks (of any type) as your computer's horsepower will allow. Choose this setting if you don't own any Helix or HX hardware.
Helix Floor/LT/Rack (the default)
Configures Helix Native such that any presets made can be easily loaded into Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, or Helix LT.
HX Effects
Configures Helix Native such that any presets made can be easily loaded into HX Effects. In this mode, no Amp or Cab models will be available.
HX Stomp
Configures Helix Native such that any presets made can be easily loaded into HX Stomp.
4. Click OK. Depending on the current Hardware Compatibility Mode, Helix Native may repopulate the preset list to reflect that of the selected hardware. For example, if you choose "HX Stomp," HX Stomp's factory presets will appear and the signal flow will be limited to six blocks.
5. Click "Set as Default" to ensure any new instances of Helix Native open in the selected mode.
IMPORTANT! Each Hardware Compatibility Mode incorporates its own, independent preset library. Therefore, you will see the Helix Native preset library automatically repopulate to reflect that of the selected hardware.
Helix/HX Preset Sharing:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, Helix Native, HX Effects, HX Stomp, HX Edit
All Helix and HX hardware and software now live within the same ecosystem. Using multiple windows within HX Edit and/or multiple instances of the Helix Native plug-in, both blocks and entire presets can be freely dragged and dropped or copied and pasted between units. Aside from the obvious caveats below, all Helix and HX products can now share the same content.
IMPORTANT! Due to the vast differences in how Helix/HX products manage controllers, snapshots, and Command Center messages, there is no guarantee that every single tiny detail of a preset will translate properly.
You can now drag/drop, copy/paste, or otherwise load:
HX Effects or HX Stomp presets into Helix Floor/Rack/LT and Helix Native. If an HX Effects preset has 9 blocks, the ninth block will be routed to Path 2.
Helix Floor/Rack/LT, Helix Native, or HX Stomp presets into HX Effects. However, there are caveats. 
To avoid an error message, the source preset must:
Contain 9 or fewer blocks.
Not contain any Amp+Cab, Amp, Preamp, or Cab blocks.
Contain no more than one Split and Merge block.
Fit within one path worth of DSP processing.
Helix Floor/Rack/LT, Helix Native, or HX Effects presets into HX Stomp. However, there are caveats. To avoid an error message, the source preset must:
Contain 6 or fewer blocks.
Contain no more than one Split and Merge block Fit within one path worth of DSP processing.
Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects, or HX Stomp presets into Helix Native
NOTE: A dialog box will appear if the source preset cannot be accommodated by the current Hardware Compatibility Mode (see above). At this point, you may choose to switch the current Hardware Compatibility Mode to that of the source preset, or attempt to translate the preset into the current Hardware Compatibility Mode, given the caveats above. See the Helix Native Pilot's Guide for more information. Click the question mark icon in the lower left corner of the plug-in.
Undo/Redo:
Helix Native, HX Edit
Both the Helix Native plug-in and HX Edit now support multiple levels of undo/redo. 
1. Click the Undo button to undo the most recent edit.
2. Click the Redo button to redo the most recent undo.
MIDI Learn:
Helix Native (Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, HX Effects, and HX Stomp already have this feature)
Helix Native can now learn an incoming MIDI CC message and automatically assign it to a parameter.
1. Right-click on a parameter and select Controller > MIDI Learn. A small brain icon flashes. If you change your mind, click the icon to cancel.
2. Send Helix Native a MIDI CC message. The parameter is automatically assigned to it.
TIP: In Helix Native, right-click (Mac: control-click) on a processing block to open a pull-down that lets you manually assign a MIDI CC to block bypass. Right-click (Mac: control-click) on a parameter slider to open a pull-down menu that lets you manually assign a MIDI CC to parameter control.
NOTE: Not all DAW software automatically routes incoming MIDI data through to any plug-in, especially those instantiated as an insert on an audio track. See your DAW's documentation for more information. The new MIDI In indicator in the lower right corner flashes if Helix Native receives MIDI data.
Hands-free Pedal Edit for Input/Output Blocks:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT
In addition to Amp, Effect, Cab, IR, Split, and Mixer parameters, Input and Output Block parameters can also now be edited with your feet, including the new Variax String Level, Powercab Plus remote, and DT25/DT50 remote parameters.
1. Press and hold MODE to enter Pedal Edit Mode. The switches flash.
2. If necessary, press MORE one or more times to view additional blocks and press the Input 1A (or 1B, 2A, or 2B) or Output 1A (or 1B, 2A, or 2B) footswitch. If the block has more than one page of parameters, press FS8 (<PAGE) or FS9 (PAGE>) until you find the parameter.
3. Press the footswitch displaying the parameter you want to adjust and use an expression pedal to adjust the parameter. For fine adjustment, press FS10 (VALUE) and FS11 (VALUE+). Hold FS10 (VALUE) or FS11 (VALUE +) for faster adjustments.
4. When finished, press FS12 (EXIT). If you want to save any changes made to the preset, hold FS12 (EXIT) for two seconds.
Snapshot Reselect:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, Helix Native, HX Effects, HX Stomp
Currently, pressing the currently active Snapshot switch will reload the stored state of that snapshot. With 2.80, you can now choose to instead toggle between it and the previously selected snapshot. For example, if you're on Snapshot 2 and switch to Snapshot 8, pressing the Snapshot 8 footswitch will seamlessly toggle between Snapshot 8 and Snapshot 2.
From the Global Settings > Preferences menu, turn Snapshot Reselect to choose "Reload" or "Toggle Prev." "Reload" remains the default.
Stomp Select:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT (parameter is already in HX Effects and HX Stomp)
Currently, briefly touching a stomp footswitch jumps to select its assigned items' parameters; it's a super fast and simple way to navigate your various amps and effects. For those neanderthals of you who play barefoot, you can disable this functionality from Global Settings > Footswitches > Touch Select. With 2.80, this parameter has now changed to Stomp Select, and lets you choose whether touching a switch, pressing a switch, or both instantly jumps to display the assigned items' parameters.
Depending on your type of Helix/HX product, follow the procedure below:
Helix Floor/Rack/LT
From the Global Settings > Footswitches menu, turn Knob 1 (Stomp Select) to choose "None," "Touch," "Press," or "Touch+Press." "Touch" remains the default.
HX Effects/HX StompFrom the Global Settings > Footswitches menu, turn Knob 1 (Stomp Select) to choose "Touch," "Press," or "Both." "Touch" remains the default.
Swap Up/Down Switches:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT, HX Effects
Some users have requested the ability to press the DOWN switch to select the next bank, preset, or snapshot. With 2.80, Up and Down can be swapped:
From the Global Settings > Footswitches menu, turn [Swap Up/Down] to choose "Off" (normal) or "On" (reversed).
SHORTCUT: Touch (but don't press) the Up and Down switches together for one second, and then press Knob 6 [FS6 on HX Effects] (OK). The up and down switches are now swapped.
Turn Joystick to Select Blocks:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT
Currently, turning the joystick encoder scrolls through available models for the selected block. With 2.80, you can now choose to instead turn the joystick to quickly move across the signal flow.
From the Global Settings > Preferences menu, turn Knob 5 (Joystick Encoder) to choose "Model" or "Selection."
"Model" remains the default.
SHORTCUT: Pressing and turning the joystick will provide the opposite setting; that is, when set to "Model", press and turn the joystick to quickly move across the signal flow. When set to "Selection," press and turn the joystick to scroll through available models for the selected block.
Tempo Indicator:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control
Press TAP/TUNER two or more times to enter a new tempo. The TAP/TUNER scribble strip briefly displays the entered tempo.
SHORTCUT: To fine-tune the tempo, briefly touch the TAP/TUNER switch. The Tempo panel opens. Turn Knob 6 (BPM) to manually set the tempo.
Pedal Position Indicator:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control
A new Global Settings > Displays > Pedal Position Display parameter lets you determine whether the scribble strip above the expression pedal temporarily displays the expression pedal position ("Temporary") or remains visible ("Persistent").
Move the built-in expression pedal. The EXP scribble strip displays a position indicator (0 ~ 100%).
Helix Native Pricing:
Helix Native
It's not technically a feature, but Helix Native is now $99.99 US for all registered owners of Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, HX Effects, and HX Stomp ($300 off). Helix Native brings the amps, cabs, effects, and IR loading from Helix to your Mac or PC's recording software without the need for time-consuming re-amping. Depending on your computer's horsepower, you may be able to add an entire Helix's worth of processing to multiple guitar, bass, synth, vocal, drum, bus, slide whistle, and nose flute tracks. Helix Native along with Helix hardware is also an immeasurably helpful tool when trying to rebuild studio tones for your tour, or tones built on the road for the next record. What used to take weeks (or hiring an expensive programmer) now takes seconds.
Other Changes and Improvements in 2.80
The Global Settings > Preferences > Tap Tempo Pitch (Authentic, Transparent) setting now also affects tempo changes taking place across snapshot changes, not just when pressing the TAP switch. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, Helix Native, HX Effects, HX Stomp)
On a Cab > Dual block, changing the first cab no longer changes the second cab. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, Helix Native, HX Edit [feature is already in HX Stomp]) 
Page indication has changed from small colored dots to the right of the inspector to a scrolling inspector header line (similar to the one in HX Stomp). This allows Impulse Response blocks to display longer IR names. Oh yeah speaking of which... (Helix Floor/Rack/LT)
Impulse Response blocks now display as many IR file name characters as will fit in the inspector header. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, Helix Native)
In previous versions, only the last value would be recalled via Snapshots (example: In Program messages, only the PC value could change). With 2.80, all values are recalled via Snapshots (example: In Hotkey messages, all modifiers and the keystroke can change, so each snapshot could have different sets of key commands). (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects)
Additional values have been added to recall snapshots remotely via MIDI. CC69 Value 8 will select the next snapshot and Value 9 will select the previous snapshot. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, Helix Native, HX Effects [feature is already in HX Stomp])
Command Center > CC Toggle, CV Toggle (Helix Floor only), and Amp Control messages have an additional Type parameter that lets one determine whether the footswitch is latching or momentary. Previously, you would have to assign a processing block (set to momentary) to the same footswitch to make the Command Center message momentary. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects)
An additional "None" value has been added to Command Center > Instant > Amp Control messages. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects)
The "Pac Man" shortcut where moving the joystick right from the Output block jumps to the Input block (and vice versa) now also works when moving the joystick up and down. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT)
On the Save Preset, Rename Preset, Rename Snapshot, Rename Setlist, and Customize screens, moving the joystick right from the last character jumps to the first (and vice versa). (Helix Floor/Rack/LT [feature is already in HX Stomp and HX Effects]) 
The boot screen now displays a red progress bar. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT [feature is already in HX Stomp])
While in the Command Center menu, pressing SAVE twice to save a preset no longer exits you all the way to the Home screen. (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects)
Pressing Up and Down together from Snapshot mode now exits to the previous mode (same as pressing EXIT). (Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects)
Turning the PRESET knob past the last preset in each setlist now jumps back to the beginning of the setlist (and vice versa). (Helix Floor/Rack/LT [feature is already in HX Stomp and HX Effects])
A small indicator in the lower right corner of the plug-in window flashes whenever a MIDI message is received. (Helix Native)
Automation and MIDI/controller assignments can now be managed together from the Automation/Controller Assign tab. (Helix Native, HX Edit)
Blocks assigned to controllers or automation now display their category name in brackets. Parameters assigned to controllers or automation display a small icon to the left of their parameter sliders. In addition, pop-up menus now display controller or automation assignments, if any. (Helix Native, HX Edit)
From the Controller/Automation tab, right-click (Mac: control-click) an assignment to open a pull-down menu, letting you clear one or all assignments. (Helix Native, HX Edit [feature is already in Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects, and HX Stomp])
The Preferences menu in HX Edit now lets you set FS3, FS4, and FS5 functions. (HX Edit [feature is already in HX Stomp])
A new "Restore Factory Settings" button has been added to the bottom of the Preferences window. (Helix Native, HX Edit [feature is already in Helix Floor/Rack/LT, HX Effects, and HX Stomp])
In HX Edit, snapshots can now be selected while the Command Center window is open.
In HX Edit, the parameter tab will now be in sync with the Helix display for Amp+Cab and Cab > Dual blocks.
When a Shuriken Variax is connected, HX Edit now displays its bank names properly.
Wow, you're still reading this? Congratulations; you're way cooler and better looking than other Helix/HX owners. Celebrate your superiority with some delicious tacos.
As Ampeg is now Line 6's sister company, all pre-2.80 Ampeg models have been renamed: 
Amp > Bass > Tuck n' Go is now called "Ampeg B-15NF"
Amp > Bass > SV Beast Nrm is now called "Ampeg SVT Nrm"
Amp > Bass > SV Beast Brt is now called "Ampeg SVT Brt"
Cab > 1x15 Tuck n' Go is now called "1x15 Ampeg B-15" 
Cab > 4x10 Rhino is now called "4x10 Ampeg HLF"
Cab > 8x10 SV Beast is now called "8x10 Ampeg SVT E"
Numerous stability and performance improvements Lots of other little things:
Bug Fixes in 2.80:
On rare occasions, with dirty footswitches, a single press can generate two Command Center messages. We've added a small timeout to ensure this doesn't happen, regardless of the condition of the footswitches.
Pressing the Cab > Mic parameter knob now returns the value to default.
While HX Edit is running, double-clicking a preset, setlist, or bundle file on the desktop or any finder window will load the file.
In HX Edit, background windows now properly reflect the connected state of the device.
In HX Edit, preset names are now preserved in setlist, bundle, or backup files if an empty preset was renamed.
Many other minor bug fixes:
Known Issues in 2.80:
Global settings are reset after upgrade to 2.80. BACKUP FIRST!
Downgrading to 2.71 or older will erase ALL preset data.
The first time you update Helix/HX to 2.80, your Mac or PC may ask what kind of keyboard you have connected. This is due to the new Hotkey feature. Just ignore this and close the window.
Assigning a Command Center > Hotkey message to a footswitch that already has a block assigned to it (set to latching, which is the default) will cause the keystroke to be repeatedly sent to your Mac/PC. To avoid this behavior, either assign the Hotkey message to an empty footswitch or set the footswitch's mode to Momentary.
The first preset of each setlist is loaded during a restore.
The Helix icon may appear during the update and it could stop spinning. This is fine, the update will continue.
DT must be on 2.00 firmware for L6 Link control to function.
You cannot rename the 1 Switch Looper scribble strip on Rack or Floor.
A preset may load blank after dragging a looper block across a split, merge and another block two times. Simply load the preset again and it will load as expected.
A brief volume increase can occur at preset load from Powercab while loading presets with different Powercab modes on a Helix device.
Undo/Redo does not work when switching between time and note divisions.
In HX EDIT, Undo/Redo removes block assignments in certain cases such as moving between paths.
Save to Library lists presets in "01A-32D" setlist format regardless of preferences.
Helix can become stuck in a footswitch mode when cancelling out of snapshot mode if snapshot mode was entered while banking. Banking and reloading the preset resolves this issue.
Helix's display can become non responsive if HX Edit is open when restarting or shutting down a Windows computer. Unplugging and replugging the USB cable resolves this issue.
Punch In and Punch Out MMC commands are not functioning. Please use Hotkeys as a temporary workaround.
Bank up can occasionally increment by 8 with preset mode switches set to a non-default setting.
Helix LT ONLY: XLR Output global setting requires the setting to be adjusted 2x before it takes effect.
Helix Rack ONLY: Tuner output USB 5/6 routes audio to XLR, 1/4" and SPDIF.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2019-07-18 09:06:11</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9183">
        <version>2.80.1</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HX_Effects_v2.80.1-rc1_a229963c8_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[HX Effects 2.80.1 Hot Fix
IMPORTANT! FOLLOW ALL UPGRADE INSTRUCTIONS DETAILED IN THE 2.80 RELEASE NOTES!
Bug Fixes:
In very rare cases, HX Effects internal master volume could be set to zero  FIXED
Known Issues:
Please see firmware 2.80 release notes.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2019-07-19 16:48:37</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9232">
        <version>2.81</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_Floor_v2.81.0-rc4_491dcd095_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[IMPORTANT! 2.80 was the first firmware to utilize the new Helix Core engine, which unifies all Helix and HX products into the same ecosystem. Because there are tons of changes under the hood, presets created in 2.80 or 2.81 will not be compatible with earlier firmware, which means if you want to return to 2.71 for whatever reason, and you didn't back up before updating to 2.80 or 2.81, your presets will NO LONGER WORK. Therefore, we STRONGLY RECOMMEND everyone back up everything BEFORE updating.
Transitioning to Helix Core also forces us to reset your Global Settings, but restoring your backup (STEP 5 below) restores them. No way around that. Just back everything up, okay? Instructions for backing up begin... now.
Updating to 2.81 (READ ME!)
Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, HX Effects, HX Stomp
STEP 1 - Backing Up Helix/HX Hardware
1. Connect your Helix/HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB and turn it on. Do not use any sort of USB hub.
2. Open YOUR CURRENT VERSION of HX Edit (NOT the new HX Edit 2.81).
3. From the top File menu, select "Create Backup..."
4. Click "Create Backup."
TIP: If you want to load the 2.8X factory presets and hotkey templates, it's better to manually back up individual setlists, so you can later import them into empty setlists. To do this, from the preset library along the left side, select the setlist you want to back up and click "Export." Choose a destination folder and click "Save." Repeat for any other setlists you want to back up.
STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.81 (YOU MUST DO THIS BEFORE UPDATING YOUR HELIX/HX FIRMWARE!)
1. Turn off or disconnect any connected Helix or HX hardware.
2. Log onto line6.com. Once logged in, download the latest version of HX Edit (2.81).
3. Read the Software License Agreement (hahaahaaa!) and click "Accept and Download."
4. Once the software has downloaded, double-click the installer and follow the prompts.
NOTE: Installing HX Edit 2.81 automatically installs the latest version of Line 6 Updater, which is required to update the firmware.
STEP 3 - Updating Helix Floor/Rack/LT to 2.81 (DO NOT DO THIS UNTIL AFTER YOU'VE UPDATED HX EDIT TO 2.81!)
1. If you have Helix Rack/Control, turn off Helix Control. Also, shut down all Line 6 software or any programs that use audio, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Connect Helix to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
3. Launch Line 6 Updater. The latest version was automatically installed when you installed HX Edit 2.81 in "STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.81" above.
4. Enter your Line 6 Username and Password and click "Sign In." A big green box appears with a picture of your Helix product. Click the big green box and then click "Update" next to Version: 2.81.
5. Carefully read the instructions (HEY! DID YOU BACK UP FIRST?), click "Continue," and then "Accept." If you are upgrading from 2.71 or older firmware a warning dialog appears, telling you that Helix will be reset twice. This warning will not appear if you are already running firmware version 2.80.
SKIP TO STEP 7 IF YOU ARE UPGRADING FROM 2.80. STEP 6 ONLY APPLIES IF YOU ARE UPGRADING FROM 2.71 OR OLDER FIRMWARE.
6. Think "Hmm, maybe I should've backed up first? Nah, I insist on subverting the dominant paradigm," and click "OK." Helix begins updating. As wholly expected, because we warned you... because you always read the instructions... IF YOU ARE UPGRADING FROM 2.71 OR OLDER FIRMWARE, halfway through the update process, Line 6 Updater displays a second dialog and Helix's LCD reads "Boot Failure. Entered Update Mode!" THIS IS NORMAL. DO NOT FREAK OUT, TAKE A PHOTO, AND THEN POST IT ONLINE BECAUSE EVERYONE WILL MAKE FUN OF YOU FOR NOT READING THESE INSTRUCTIONS. 
7. Click "OK" again. When finished, Helix restarts automatically and begins rebuilding your presets. Let it finish.
8. If you have Helix Rack/Control, turn on Helix Control. Helix Rack reads "Helix Control must be updated to work properly. Update now?" Press Knob 6 (OK) to update Helix Control.
IMPORTANT! If you run into an issue during the update process such as the update procedure not completing or if you receive an error message, we strongly recommend trying a different USB port and/or USB cable. USB 2.0 or greater ports and cables are highly recommended. For Windows computers, USB ports on the back of desktop PCs have proven to be the most reliable.
NOTE: Updating the firmware does not automatically load any new presets. See "STEP 4 - Loading the 2.8X Factory Presets/Templates" below.
STEP 4 - OPTIONAL: Loading the 2.8X Factory Presets/Templates
IMPORTANT! The following procedure will COMPLETELY ERASE ALL OF YOUR CUSTOM PRESETS! If you want to keep them, make sure you back them up first! (See "STEP 1a - Backing Up Helix/HX Hardware" above.)
1. Turn off your Helix/HX processor.
2. Depending on your type of Helix/HX product, follow the procedure below:
Helix Floor/LT: While holding footswitches 7 and 8 (two left-most switches on the bottom row), turn on Helix/Helix LT. Wait for "Will restore stock Presets and Setlists..." and let go
Helix Rack/Control: While holding knobs 3 and 4 below the screen, turn on Helix Rack. Wait for "Will reset Presets..." and let go
HX Effects: While holding footswitches 5 and 6 (middle two switches on the bottom row), turn on HX Effects. Wait for "Will reset Presets..." and let go
HX Stomp: While holding footswitches 1 and 2, turn on HX Stomp. Wait for "Will reset Presets..." to appear on the screen and let go
STEP 5 - OPTIONAL: Restoring Helix/HX Presets, IRs, and Global Settings from a Backup
1. Connect your Helix/HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
2. Open the NEW VERSION OF HX Edit 2.81 you installed in "STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.81" above.
3. From the top File menu, select "Restore from Backup."
4. Browse to the backup file and click "Open."
TIP: If you instead exported individual setlists and loaded the 2.8X factory presets/templates (and want to keep them), from the preset list along the left side, select an empty User setlist and then drag the saved setlist file (from the tip in STEP 1) into the preset list
IMPORTANT! You may notice that after restoring from a backup (or loading in previously stored setlists or individual presets) that preset switching times are slower than normal. Restart Helix/HX, and you'll see the display read "Rebuilding preset [XXX]". Wait for it to rebuild your presets, and they will load faster.
Bug Fixes in 2.81:
The active EXP Pedal (1 or 2) was not saved with the preset
On Helix LT, the XLR Outputs would reset to Mic level upon power cycle
After loading two presets in a row containing a Looper block on Path 1B or 2B, audio could sometimes drop out
In rare cases, restoring a backup made on 2.71 could cause headphone audio to be lost
In hands-free Pedal Edit Mode, moving an expression pedal could also affect any Wah, Volume/Pan, or controller assignments
Changing IRs via controller or snapshot could sometimes result in an audible crossfade between IRs
Presets with Input > S/PDIF blocks would not pass audio until another preset with a different input block is loaded
When Global Settings > Preferences > Snapshot Edits is set to "Discard," tempo would not reflect this setting when set to "Per Snapshot"
Command Center > MMC > Record, Punch In, and Punch Out commands could not transmit correctly
In rare cases on Helix Floor, Helix Rack, and Helix LT, FS6 (MODE) could fail to toggle between footswitch modes
Adjusting certain Frequency parameters (typically those below 1kHz) could change at different increments between hardware and HX Edit 
In HX Edit, assigning both a block and Command Center command to the same footswitch could result in erratic behavior when attempting to change the LED color
Snapshot-controlled Command Center > CC Toggle or CV Toggle values could sometimes not import correctly from older presets
In rare cases, undoing a footswitch assignment remotely from HX Edit could result in a firmware crash
In HX Edit, repeatedly pressing Up/Down arrows could inadvertently jump to the bottom of the controller parameter list
In HX Edit, attempting to undo hardware changes after a Global Factory Reset could sometimes reload preset data from before the reset
In HX Edit, performing an Undo/Redo function could sometimes cause a Cab > Dual block to change to a Cab > Single block
In HX Edit, performing an Undo/Redo function could sometimes cause a stereo effect block to change to a mono effect block
In HX Edit on Windows, the Edit panel's sliders could sometimes fail to appear
In HX Edit on Windows, customized Command Center text could sometimes be truncated
On Windows, the Win Defender pop-up could block installation of Helix Native or HX Edit
Known Issues in 2.81:
On Helix Rack/Control, connecting an expression pedal to Helix Control could sometimes cause the pedal position display to behave erratically
Pitch/Synth > 3 OSC Synth, 3 Note Generator, and 4 OSC Generator are louder than in 2.71
In rare cases, the Dynamics > LA Studio Comp model can sometimes cause a drop in preset volume
In HX Edit, applying a custom color to a Snapshot footswitch can sometimes not be reflected on the hardware. For now, apply snapshot footswitch colors from the hardware
In HX Edit, if the current preset has not been saved, importing a different preset, setlist, or bundle does not currently clear the Undo history
In rare cases, Helix/HX devices can become disconnected from HX Edit. If possible, always connect your Helix/HX device directly to the USB port closest to your computer's power connector. Never use any sort of USB hub, which may include the front USB ports on the front of towers
Helix Native will not open in hardened runtime builds of Cubase 10.5
In HX Edit, importing a setlist containing Command Center > Instant commands may transmit the messages even if no new preset is loaded
Logic Pro X is currently unable to write snapshot or switch automation data for Helix Native
In HX Edit, performing an undo after a block cut or clear can delete the block's footswitch and/or controller assignments
In HX Edit, moving an effect, amp, cab, or IR block can sometimes inadvertently reposition a Split or Merge block
In HX Edit, certain Output > Powercab and DT parameters cannot currently be assigned to snapshots via Alt+click/Option+click. For now, press and turn the knob on the Helix hardware
In HX Edit, Ctrl+click/Command+click on certain Output > Powercab and DT parameters may not reset them to default settings
In rare cases, posting a photo of the "Update Failed!" screenshot to Facebook without first reading the instructions that clearly explain how that's expected behavior will result in an atomic wedgie
In Helix Native, changing models can clear automation assignments of common parameters (such as Amp > Bass or Delay > Time)]]></notes>
        <release_date>2019-08-05 10:44:06</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9208">
        <version>2.81</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HX_Effects_v2.81.0-rc2_d2dc2e611_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[IMPORTANT! 2.80 was the first firmware to utilize the new Helix Core engine, which unifies all Helix and HX products into the same ecosystem. Because there are tons of changes under the hood, presets created in 2.80 or 2.81 will not be compatible with earlier firmware, which means if you want to return to 2.71 for whatever reason, and you didn't back up before updating to 2.80 or 2.81, your presets will NO LONGER WORK. Therefore, we STRONGLY RECOMMEND everyone back up everything BEFORE updating.
Transitioning to Helix Core also forces us to reset your Global Settings, but restoring your backup (STEP 5 below) restores them. No way around that. Just back everything up, okay? Instructions for backing up begin... now.
Updating to 2.81 (READ ME!)
STEP 1 - Backing Up Helix/HX Hardware
1. Connect your Helix/HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB and turn it on. Do not use any sort of USB hub.
2. Open YOUR CURRENT VERSION of HX Edit (NOT the new HX Edit 2.81).
3. From the top File menu, select "Create Backup..."
4. Click "Create Backup."
TIP: If you want to load the 2.8X factory presets and hotkey templates, it's better to manually back up individual setlists, so you can later import them into empty setlists. To do this, from the preset library along the left side, select the setlist you want to back up and click "Export." Choose a destination folder and click "Save." Repeat for any other setlists you want to back up.
STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.81 (YOU MUST DO THIS BEFORE UPDATING YOUR HELIX/HX FIRMWARE!)
1. Turn off or disconnect any connected Helix or HX hardware.
2. Log onto line6.com. Once logged in, download the latest version of HX Edit (2.81).
3. Read the Software License Agreement (hahaahaaa!) and click "Accept and Download."
4. Once the software has downloaded, double-click the installer and follow the prompts.
NOTE: Installing HX Edit 2.81 automatically installs the latest version of Line 6 Updater, which is required to update the firmware.
STEP 3 - Updating HX Effects to 2.81  (DO NOT DO THIS UNTIL AFTER YOU'VE UPDATED HX EDIT TO 2.81!)
1. Shut down all Line 6 software or any programs that use audio, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Connect your HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
3. Launch Line 6 Updater. The latest version was automatically installed when you installed HX Edit 2.81 in "STEP 2 - 
Updating HX Edit to 2.80" above.
4. Enter your Line 6 Username and Password and click "Sign In." A big green box appears with a picture of your HX product. Click the big green box and then click "Update" next to Version: 2.81.
5. Carefully read the instructions (HEY! DID YOU BACK UP FIRST?), click "Continue," and then "Accept." When finished, your HX device restarts automatically.
NOTE: Updating the firmware does not automatically load any new presets. See "STEP 4Loading the 2.8X Factory Presets/Templates" below.
STEP 4 - OPTIONAL: Loading the 2.8X Factory Presets/Templates
IMPORTANT! The following procedure will COMPLETELY ERASE ALL OF YOUR CUSTOM PRESETS! If you want to keep them, make sure you back them up first! (See "STEP 1a - Backing Up Helix/HX Hardware" above.)
1. Turn off your Helix/HX processor.
2. Depending on your type of Helix/HX product, follow the procedure below:
HX Effects: While holding footswitches 5 and 6 (middle two switches on the bottom row), turn on HX Effects. Wait for "Will reset Presets..." and let go
STEP 5 - OPTIONAL: Restoring Helix/HX Presets, IRs, and Global Settings from a Backup
1. Connect your Helix/HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
2. Open the NEW VERSION OF HX Edit 2.81 you installed in "STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.81" above.
3. From the top File menu, select "Restore from Backup."
4. Browse to the backup file and click "Open."
TIP: If you instead exported individual setlists and loaded the 2.8X factory presets/templates (and want to keep them), from the preset list along the left side, select an empty User setlist and then drag the saved setlist file (from the tip in STEP 1) into the preset list
IMPORTANT! You may notice that after restoring from a backup (or loading in previously stored setlists or individual presets) that preset switching times are slower than normal. Restart Helix/HX, and you'll see the display read "Rebuilding preset [XXX]". Wait for it to rebuild your presets, and they will load faster.
Bug Fixes in 2.81:
The active EXP Pedal (1 or 2) was not saved with the preset
On Helix LT, the XLR Outputs would reset to Mic level upon power cycle
After loading two presets in a row containing a Looper block on Path 1B or 2B, audio could sometimes drop out
In rare cases, restoring a backup made on 2.71 could cause headphone audio to be lost
In hands-free Pedal Edit Mode, moving an expression pedal could also affect any Wah, Volume/Pan, or controller assignments
Changing IRs via controller or snapshot could sometimes result in an audible crossfade between IRs
Presets with Input > S/PDIF blocks would not pass audio until another preset with a different input block is loaded
When Global Settings > Preferences > Snapshot Edits is set to "Discard," tempo would not reflect this setting when set to "Per Snapshot"
Command Center > MMC > Record, Punch In, and Punch Out commands could not transmit correctly
In rare cases on Helix Floor, Helix Rack, and Helix LT, FS6 (MODE) could fail to toggle between footswitch modes
Adjusting certain Frequency parameters (typically those below 1kHz) could change at different increments between hardware and HX Edit 
In HX Edit, assigning both a block and Command Center command to the same footswitch could result in erratic behavior when attempting to change the LED color
Snapshot-controlled Command Center > CC Toggle or CV Toggle values could sometimes not import correctly from older presets
In rare cases, undoing a footswitch assignment remotely from HX Edit could result in a firmware crash
In HX Edit, repeatedly pressing Up/Down arrows could inadvertently jump to the bottom of the controller parameter list
In HX Edit, attempting to undo hardware changes after a Global Factory Reset could sometimes reload preset data from before the reset
In HX Edit, performing an Undo/Redo function could sometimes cause a Cab > Dual block to change to a Cab > Single block
In HX Edit, performing an Undo/Redo function could sometimes cause a stereo effect block to change to a mono effect block
In HX Edit on Windows, the Edit panel's sliders could sometimes fail to appear
In HX Edit on Windows, customized Command Center text could sometimes be truncated
On Windows, the Win Defender pop-up could block installation of Helix Native or HX Edit
Known Issues in 2.81:
On Helix Rack/Control, connecting an expression pedal to Helix Control could sometimes cause the pedal position display to behave erratically
Pitch/Synth > 3 OSC Synth, 3 Note Generator, and 4 OSC Generator are louder than in 2.71
In rare cases, the Dynamics > LA Studio Comp model can sometimes cause a drop in preset volume
In HX Edit, applying a custom color to a Snapshot footswitch can sometimes not be reflected on the hardware. For now, apply snapshot footswitch colors from the hardware
In HX Edit, if the current preset has not been saved, importing a different preset, setlist, or bundle does not currently clear the Undo history
In rare cases, Helix/HX devices can become disconnected from HX Edit. If possible, always connect your Helix/HX device directly to the USB port closest to your computer's power connector. Never use any sort of USB hub, which may include the front USB ports on the front of towers
Helix Native will not open in hardened runtime builds of Cubase 10.5
Some tempo synced effects can act authentic with the global setting set to transparent if tempo changes are controlled via snapshots.
In HX Edit, importing a setlist containing Command Center > Instant commands may transmit the messages even if no new preset is loaded
Logic Pro X is currently unable to write snapshot or switch automation data for Helix Native
In HX Edit, performing an undo after a block cut or clear can delete the block's footswitch and/or controller assignments
In HX Edit, moving an effect, amp, cab, or IR block can sometimes inadvertently reposition a Split or Merge block
In HX Edit, certain Output > Powercab and DT parameters cannot currently be assigned to snapshots via Alt+click/Option+click. For now, press and turn the knob on the Helix hardware
In HX Edit, Ctrl+click/Command+click on certain Output > Powercab and DT parameters may not reset them to default settings
In Helix Native, changing models can clear automation assignments of common parameters (such as Amp > Bass or Delay > Time)]]></notes>
        <release_date>2019-08-06 10:05:26</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9209">
        <version>2.81</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HX_Stomp_v2.81.0-rc2_b6b4b0acf_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[IMPORTANT! 2.80 was the first firmware to utilize the new Helix Core engine, which unifies all Helix and HX products into the same ecosystem. Because there are tons of changes under the hood, presets created in 2.80 or 2.81 will not be compatible with earlier firmware, which means if you want to return to 2.71 for whatever reason, and you didn't back up before updating to 2.80 or 2.81, your presets will NO LONGER WORK. Therefore, we STRONGLY RECOMMEND everyone back up everything BEFORE updating.
Transitioning to Helix Core also forces us to reset your Global Settings, but restoring your backup (STEP 5 below) restores them. No way around that. Just back everything up, okay? Instructions for backing up begin... now.
Updating to 2.81 (READ ME!)
STEP 1 - Backing Up Helix/HX Hardware
1. Connect your Helix/HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB and turn it on. Do not use any sort of USB hub.
2. Open YOUR CURRENT VERSION of HX Edit (NOT the new HX Edit 2.81).
3. From the top File menu, select "Create Backup..."
4. Click "Create Backup."
TIP: If you want to load the 2.8X factory presets and hotkey templates, it's better to manually back up individual setlists, so you can later import them into empty setlists. To do this, from the preset library along the left side, select the setlist you want to back up and click "Export." Choose a destination folder and click "Save." Repeat for any other setlists you want to back up.
STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.81 (YOU MUST DO THIS BEFORE UPDATING YOUR HELIX/HX FIRMWARE!)
1. Turn off or disconnect any connected Helix or HX hardware.
2. Log onto line6.com. Once logged in, download the latest version of HX Edit (2.81).
3. Read the Software License Agreement (hahaahaaa!) and click "Accept and Download."
4. Once the software has downloaded, double-click the installer and follow the prompts.
NOTE: Installing HX Edit 2.81 automatically installs the latest version of Line 6 Updater, which is required to update the firmware.
STEP 3 - Updating HX Stomp to 2.81  (DO NOT DO THIS UNTIL AFTER YOU'VE UPDATED HX EDIT TO 2.81!)
1. Shut down all Line 6 software or any programs that use audio, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Connect your HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
3. Launch Line 6 Updater. The latest version was automatically installed when you installed HX Edit 2.81 in "STEP 2 - 
Updating HX Edit to 2.80" above.
4. Enter your Line 6 Username and Password and click "Sign In." A big green box appears with a picture of your HX product. Click the big green box and then click "Update" next to Version: 2.81.
5. Carefully read the instructions (HEY! DID YOU BACK UP FIRST?), click "Continue," and then "Accept." When finished, your HX device restarts automatically.
NOTE: Updating the firmware does not automatically load any new presets. See "STEP 4 - Loading the 2.8X Factory Presets/Templates" below.
STEP 4 - OPTIONAL: Loading the 2.8X Factory Presets/Templates
IMPORTANT! The following procedure will COMPLETELY ERASE ALL OF YOUR CUSTOM PRESETS! If you want to keep them, make sure you back them up first! (See "STEP 1a - Backing Up Helix/HX Hardware" above.)
1. Turn off your Helix/HX processor.
2. Depending on your type of Helix/HX product, follow the procedure below:
HX Stomp: While holding footswitches 1 and 2, turn on HX Stomp. Wait for "Will reset Presets..." to appear on the screen and let go.
STEP 5 - OPTIONAL: Restoring Helix/HX Presets, IRs, and Global Settings from a Backup
1. Connect your Helix/HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
2. Open the NEW VERSION OF HX Edit 2.81 you installed in "STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.81" above.
3. From the top File menu, select "Restore from Backup."
4. Browse to the backup file and click "Open."
TIP: If you instead exported individual setlists and loaded the 2.8X factory presets/templates (and want to keep them), from the preset list along the left side, select an empty User setlist and then drag the saved setlist file (from the tip in STEP 1) into the preset list
IMPORTANT! You may notice that after restoring from a backup (or loading in previously stored setlists or individual presets) that preset switching times are slower than normal. Restart Helix/HX, and you'll see the display read "Rebuilding preset [XXX]". Wait for it to rebuild your presets, and they will load faster.
Bug Fixes in 2.81:
The active EXP Pedal (1 or 2) was not saved with the preset
On Helix LT, the XLR Outputs would reset to Mic level upon power cycle
After loading two presets in a row containing a Looper block on Path 1B or 2B, audio could sometimes drop out
In rare cases, restoring a backup made on 2.71 could cause headphone audio to be lost
In hands-free Pedal Edit Mode, moving an expression pedal could also affect any Wah, Volume/Pan, or controller assignments
Changing IRs via controller or snapshot could sometimes result in an audible crossfade between IRs
Presets with Input > S/PDIF blocks would not pass audio until another preset with a different input block is loaded
When Global Settings > Preferences > Snapshot Edits is set to "Discard," tempo would not reflect this setting when set to "Per Snapshot"
Command Center > MMC > Record, Punch In, and Punch Out commands could not transmit correctly
In rare cases on Helix Floor, Helix Rack, and Helix LT, FS6 (MODE) could fail to toggle between footswitch modes
Adjusting certain Frequency parameters (typically those below 1kHz) could change at different increments between hardware and HX Edit 
In HX Edit, assigning both a block and Command Center command to the same footswitch could result in erratic behavior when attempting to change the LED color
Snapshot-controlled Command Center > CC Toggle or CV Toggle values could sometimes not import correctly from older presets
In rare cases, undoing a footswitch assignment remotely from HX Edit could result in a firmware crash
In HX Edit, repeatedly pressing Up/Down arrows could inadvertently jump to the bottom of the controller parameter list
In HX Edit, attempting to undo hardware changes after a Global Factory Reset could sometimes reload preset data from before the reset
In HX Edit, performing an Undo/Redo function could sometimes cause a Cab > Dual block to change to a Cab > Single block
In HX Edit, performing an Undo/Redo function could sometimes cause a stereo effect block to change to a mono effect block
In HX Edit on Windows, the Edit panel's sliders could sometimes fail to appear
In HX Edit on Windows, customized Command Center text could sometimes be truncated
On Windows, the Win Defender pop-up could block installation of Helix Native or HX Edit
Known Issues in 2.81:
On Helix Rack/Control, connecting an expression pedal to Helix Control could sometimes cause the pedal position display to behave erratically
Pitch/Synth > 3 OSC Synth, 3 Note Generator, and 4 OSC Generator are louder than in 2.71
In rare cases, the Dynamics > LA Studio Comp model can sometimes cause a drop in preset volume
In HX Edit, applying a custom color to a Snapshot footswitch can sometimes not be reflected on the hardware. For now, apply snapshot footswitch colors from the hardware
In HX Edit, if the current preset has not been saved, importing a different preset, setlist, or bundle does not currently clear the Undo history
In rare cases, Helix/HX devices can become disconnected from HX Edit. If possible, always connect your Helix/HX device directly to the USB port closest to your computer's power connector. Never use any sort of USB hub, which may include the front USB ports on the front of towers
Helix Native will not open in hardened runtime builds of Cubase 10.5
Some tempo synced effects can act authentic with the global setting set to transparent if tempo changes are controlled via snapshots.
In HX Edit, importing a setlist containing Command Center > Instant commands may transmit the messages even if no new preset is loaded
Logic Pro X is currently unable to write snapshot or switch automation data for Helix Native
In HX Edit, performing an undo after a block cut or clear can delete the block's footswitch and/or controller assignments
In HX Edit, moving an effect, amp, cab, or IR block can sometimes inadvertently reposition a Split or Merge block
In HX Edit, certain Output > Powercab and DT parameters cannot currently be assigned to snapshots via Alt+click/Option+click. For now, press and turn the knob on the Helix hardware
In HX Edit, Ctrl+click/Command+click on certain Output > Powercab and DT parameters may not reset them to default settings
In Helix Native, changing models can clear automation assignments of common parameters (such as Amp > Bass or Delay > Time)]]></notes>
        <release_date>2019-08-06 10:05:56</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9231">
        <version>2.81</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_LT_v2.81.0-rc4_491dcd095_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[IMPORTANT! 2.80 was the first firmware to utilize the new Helix Core engine, which unifies all Helix and HX products into the same ecosystem. Because there are tons of changes under the hood, presets created in 2.80 or 2.81 will not be compatible with earlier firmware, which means if you want to return to 2.71 for whatever reason, and you didn't back up before updating to 2.80 or 2.81, your presets will NO LONGER WORK. Therefore, we STRONGLY RECOMMEND everyone back up everything BEFORE updating.
Transitioning to Helix Core also forces us to reset your Global Settings, but restoring your backup (STEP 5 below) restores them. No way around that. Just back everything up, okay? Instructions for backing up begin... now.
Updating to 2.81 (READ ME!)
Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, HX Effects, HX Stomp
STEP 1 - Backing Up Helix/HX Hardware
1. Connect your Helix/HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB and turn it on. Do not use any sort of USB hub.
2. Open YOUR CURRENT VERSION of HX Edit (NOT the new HX Edit 2.81).
3. From the top File menu, select "Create Backup..."
4. Click "Create Backup."
TIP: If you want to load the 2.8X factory presets and hotkey templates, it's better to manually back up individual setlists, so you can later import them into empty setlists. To do this, from the preset library along the left side, select the setlist you want to back up and click "Export." Choose a destination folder and click "Save." Repeat for any other setlists you want to back up.
STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.81 (YOU MUST DO THIS BEFORE UPDATING YOUR HELIX/HX FIRMWARE!)
1. Turn off or disconnect any connected Helix or HX hardware.
2. Log onto line6.com. Once logged in, download the latest version of HX Edit (2.81).
3. Read the Software License Agreement (hahaahaaa!) and click "Accept and Download."
4. Once the software has downloaded, double-click the installer and follow the prompts.
NOTE: Installing HX Edit 2.81 automatically installs the latest version of Line 6 Updater, which is required to update the firmware.
STEP 3 - Updating Helix Floor/Rack/LT to 2.81 (DO NOT DO THIS UNTIL AFTER YOU'VE UPDATED HX EDIT TO 2.81!)
1. If you have Helix Rack/Control, turn off Helix Control. Also, shut down all Line 6 software or any programs that use audio, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Connect Helix to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
3. Launch Line 6 Updater. The latest version was automatically installed when you installed HX Edit 2.81 in "STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.81" above.
4. Enter your Line 6 Username and Password and click "Sign In." A big green box appears with a picture of your Helix product. Click the big green box and then click "Update" next to Version: 2.81.
5. Carefully read the instructions (HEY! DID YOU BACK UP FIRST?), click "Continue," and then "Accept." If you are upgrading from 2.71 or older firmware a warning dialog appears, telling you that Helix will be reset twice. This warning will not appear if you are already running firmware version 2.80.
SKIP TO STEP 7 IF YOU ARE UPGRADING FROM 2.80. STEP 6 ONLY APPLIES IF YOU ARE UPGRADING FROM 2.71 OR OLDER FIRMWARE.
6. Think "Hmm, maybe I should've backed up first? Nah, I insist on subverting the dominant paradigm," and click "OK." Helix begins updating. As wholly expected, because we warned you... because you always read the instructions... IF YOU ARE UPGRADING FROM 2.71 OR OLDER FIRMWARE, halfway through the update process, Line 6 Updater displays a second dialog and Helix's LCD reads "Boot Failure. Entered Update Mode!" THIS IS NORMAL. DO NOT FREAK OUT, TAKE A PHOTO, AND THEN POST IT ONLINE BECAUSE EVERYONE WILL MAKE FUN OF YOU FOR NOT READING THESE INSTRUCTIONS. 
7. Click "OK" again. When finished, Helix restarts automatically and begins rebuilding your presets. Let it finish.
8. If you have Helix Rack/Control, turn on Helix Control. Helix Rack reads "Helix Control must be updated to work properly. Update now?" Press Knob 6 (OK) to update Helix Control.
IMPORTANT! If you run into an issue during the update process such as the update procedure not completing or if you receive an error message, we strongly recommend trying a different USB port and/or USB cable. USB 2.0 or greater ports and cables are highly recommended. For Windows computers, USB ports on the back of desktop PCs have proven to be the most reliable.
NOTE: Updating the firmware does not automatically load any new presets. See "STEP 4 - Loading the 2.8X Factory Presets/Templates" below.
STEP 4 - OPTIONAL: Loading the 2.8X Factory Presets/Templates
IMPORTANT! The following procedure will COMPLETELY ERASE ALL OF YOUR CUSTOM PRESETS! If you want to keep them, make sure you back them up first! (See "STEP 1a - Backing Up Helix/HX Hardware" above.)
1. Turn off your Helix/HX processor.
2. Depending on your type of Helix/HX product, follow the procedure below:
Helix Floor/LT: While holding footswitches 7 and 8 (two left-most switches on the bottom row), turn on Helix/Helix LT. Wait for "Will restore stock Presets and Setlists..." and let go
Helix Rack/Control: While holding knobs 3 and 4 below the screen, turn on Helix Rack. Wait for "Will reset Presets..." and let go
HX Effects: While holding footswitches 5 and 6 (middle two switches on the bottom row), turn on HX Effects. Wait for "Will reset Presets..." and let go
HX Stomp: While holding footswitches 1 and 2, turn on HX Stomp. Wait for "Will reset Presets..." to appear on the screen and let go
STEP 5 - OPTIONAL: Restoring Helix/HX Presets, IRs, and Global Settings from a Backup
1. Connect your Helix/HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
2. Open the NEW VERSION OF HX Edit 2.81 you installed in "STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.81" above.
3. From the top File menu, select "Restore from Backup."
4. Browse to the backup file and click "Open."
TIP: If you instead exported individual setlists and loaded the 2.8X factory presets/templates (and want to keep them), from the preset list along the left side, select an empty User setlist and then drag the saved setlist file (from the tip in STEP 1) into the preset list
IMPORTANT! You may notice that after restoring from a backup (or loading in previously stored setlists or individual presets) that preset switching times are slower than normal. Restart Helix/HX, and you'll see the display read "Rebuilding preset [XXX]". Wait for it to rebuild your presets, and they will load faster.
Bug Fixes in 2.81:
The active EXP Pedal (1 or 2) was not saved with the preset
On Helix LT, the XLR Outputs would reset to Mic level upon power cycle
After loading two presets in a row containing a Looper block on Path 1B or 2B, audio could sometimes drop out
In rare cases, restoring a backup made on 2.71 could cause headphone audio to be lost
In hands-free Pedal Edit Mode, moving an expression pedal could also affect any Wah, Volume/Pan, or controller assignments
Changing IRs via controller or snapshot could sometimes result in an audible crossfade between IRs
Presets with Input > S/PDIF blocks would not pass audio until another preset with a different input block is loaded
When Global Settings > Preferences > Snapshot Edits is set to "Discard," tempo would not reflect this setting when set to "Per Snapshot"
Command Center > MMC > Record, Punch In, and Punch Out commands could not transmit correctly
In rare cases on Helix Floor, Helix Rack, and Helix LT, FS6 (MODE) could fail to toggle between footswitch modes
Adjusting certain Frequency parameters (typically those below 1kHz) could change at different increments between hardware and HX Edit 
In HX Edit, assigning both a block and Command Center command to the same footswitch could result in erratic behavior when attempting to change the LED color
Snapshot-controlled Command Center > CC Toggle or CV Toggle values could sometimes not import correctly from older presets
In rare cases, undoing a footswitch assignment remotely from HX Edit could result in a firmware crash
In HX Edit, repeatedly pressing Up/Down arrows could inadvertently jump to the bottom of the controller parameter list
In HX Edit, attempting to undo hardware changes after a Global Factory Reset could sometimes reload preset data from before the reset
In HX Edit, performing an Undo/Redo function could sometimes cause a Cab > Dual block to change to a Cab > Single block
In HX Edit, performing an Undo/Redo function could sometimes cause a stereo effect block to change to a mono effect block
In HX Edit on Windows, the Edit panel's sliders could sometimes fail to appear
In HX Edit on Windows, customized Command Center text could sometimes be truncated
On Windows, the Win Defender pop-up could block installation of Helix Native or HX Edit
Known Issues in 2.81:
On Helix Rack/Control, connecting an expression pedal to Helix Control could sometimes cause the pedal position display to behave erratically
Pitch/Synth > 3 OSC Synth, 3 Note Generator, and 4 OSC Generator are louder than in 2.71
In rare cases, the Dynamics > LA Studio Comp model can sometimes cause a drop in preset volume
In HX Edit, applying a custom color to a Snapshot footswitch can sometimes not be reflected on the hardware. For now, apply snapshot footswitch colors from the hardware
In HX Edit, if the current preset has not been saved, importing a different preset, setlist, or bundle does not currently clear the Undo history
In rare cases, Helix/HX devices can become disconnected from HX Edit. If possible, always connect your Helix/HX device directly to the USB port closest to your computer's power connector. Never use any sort of USB hub, which may include the front USB ports on the front of towers
Helix Native will not open in hardened runtime builds of Cubase 10.5
Some tempo synced effects can act authentic with the global setting set to transparent if tempo changes are controlled via snapshots.
In HX Edit, importing a setlist containing Command Center > Instant commands may transmit the messages even if no new preset is loaded
Logic Pro X is currently unable to write snapshot or switch automation data for Helix Native
In HX Edit, performing an undo after a block cut or clear can delete the block's footswitch and/or controller assignments
In HX Edit, moving an effect, amp, cab, or IR block can sometimes inadvertently reposition a Split or Merge block
In HX Edit, certain Output > Powercab and DT parameters cannot currently be assigned to snapshots via Alt+click/Option+click. For now, press and turn the knob on the Helix hardware
In HX Edit, Ctrl+click/Command+click on certain Output > Powercab and DT parameters may not reset them to default settings
In rare cases, posting a photo of the "Update Failed!" screenshot to Facebook without first reading the instructions that clearly explain how that's expected behavior will result in an atomic wedgie
In Helix Native, changing models can clear automation assignments of common parameters (such as Amp > Bass or Delay > Time)]]></notes>
        <release_date>2019-08-06 10:06:54</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9233">
        <version>2.81</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_Rack_v2.81.0-rc4_491dcd095_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[IMPORTANT! 2.80 was the first firmware to utilize the new Helix Core engine, which unifies all Helix and HX products into the same ecosystem. Because there are tons of changes under the hood, presets created in 2.80 or 2.81 will not be compatible with earlier firmware, which means if you want to return to 2.71 for whatever reason, and you didn't back up before updating to 2.80 or 2.81, your presets will NO LONGER WORK. Therefore, we STRONGLY RECOMMEND everyone back up everything BEFORE updating.
Transitioning to Helix Core also forces us to reset your Global Settings, but restoring your backup (STEP 5 below) restores them. No way around that. Just back everything up, okay? Instructions for backing up begin... now.
Updating to 2.81 (READ ME!)
Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, HX Effects, HX Stomp
STEP 1 - Backing Up Helix/HX Hardware
1. Connect your Helix/HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB and turn it on. Do not use any sort of USB hub.
2. Open YOUR CURRENT VERSION of HX Edit (NOT the new HX Edit 2.81).
3. From the top File menu, select "Create Backup..."
4. Click "Create Backup."
TIP: If you want to load the 2.8X factory presets and hotkey templates, it's better to manually back up individual setlists, so you can later import them into empty setlists. To do this, from the preset library along the left side, select the setlist you want to back up and click "Export." Choose a destination folder and click "Save." Repeat for any other setlists you want to back up.
STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.81 (YOU MUST DO THIS BEFORE UPDATING YOUR HELIX/HX FIRMWARE!)
1. Turn off or disconnect any connected Helix or HX hardware.
2. Log onto line6.com. Once logged in, download the latest version of HX Edit (2.81).
3. Read the Software License Agreement (hahaahaaa!) and click "Accept and Download."
4. Once the software has downloaded, double-click the installer and follow the prompts.
NOTE: Installing HX Edit 2.81 automatically installs the latest version of Line 6 Updater, which is required to update the firmware.
STEP 3 - Updating Helix Floor/Rack/LT to 2.81 (DO NOT DO THIS UNTIL AFTER YOU'VE UPDATED HX EDIT TO 2.81!)
1. If you have Helix Rack/Control, turn off Helix Control. Also, shut down all Line 6 software or any programs that use audio, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Connect Helix to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
3. Launch Line 6 Updater. The latest version was automatically installed when you installed HX Edit 2.81 in "STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.81" above.
4. Enter your Line 6 Username and Password and click "Sign In." A big green box appears with a picture of your Helix product. Click the big green box and then click "Update" next to Version: 2.81.
5. Carefully read the instructions (HEY! DID YOU BACK UP FIRST?), click "Continue," and then "Accept." If you are upgrading from 2.71 or older firmware a warning dialog appears, telling you that Helix will be reset twice. This warning will not appear if you are already running firmware version 2.80.
SKIP TO STEP 7 IF YOU ARE UPGRADING FROM 2.80. STEP 6 ONLY APPLIES IF YOU ARE UPGRADING FROM 2.71 OR OLDER FIRMWARE.
6. Think "Hmm, maybe I should've backed up first? Nah, I insist on subverting the dominant paradigm," and click "OK." Helix begins updating. As wholly expected, because we warned you... because you always read the instructions... IF YOU ARE UPGRADING FROM 2.71 OR OLDER FIRMWARE, halfway through the update process, Line 6 Updater displays a second dialog and Helix's LCD reads "Boot Failure. Entered Update Mode!" THIS IS NORMAL. DO NOT FREAK OUT, TAKE A PHOTO, AND THEN POST IT ONLINE BECAUSE EVERYONE WILL MAKE FUN OF YOU FOR NOT READING THESE INSTRUCTIONS. 
7. Click "OK" again. When finished, Helix restarts automatically and begins rebuilding your presets. Let it finish.
8. If you have Helix Rack/Control, turn on Helix Control. Helix Rack reads "Helix Control must be updated to work properly. Update now?" Press Knob 6 (OK) to update Helix Control.
IMPORTANT! If you run into an issue during the update process such as the update procedure not completing or if you receive an error message, we strongly recommend trying a different USB port and/or USB cable. USB 2.0 or greater ports and cables are highly recommended. For Windows computers, USB ports on the back of desktop PCs have proven to be the most reliable.
NOTE: Updating the firmware does not automatically load any new presets. See "STEP 4 - Loading the 2.8X Factory Presets/Templates" below.
STEP 4 - OPTIONAL: Loading the 2.8X Factory Presets/Templates
IMPORTANT! The following procedure will COMPLETELY ERASE ALL OF YOUR CUSTOM PRESETS! If you want to keep them, make sure you back them up first! (See "STEP 1a - Backing Up Helix/HX Hardware" above.)
1. Turn off your Helix/HX processor.
2. Depending on your type of Helix/HX product, follow the procedure below:
Helix Floor/LT: While holding footswitches 7 and 8 (two left-most switches on the bottom row), turn on Helix/Helix LT. Wait for "Will restore stock Presets and Setlists..." and let go
Helix Rack/Control: While holding knobs 3 and 4 below the screen, turn on Helix Rack. Wait for "Will reset Presets..." and let go
HX Effects: While holding footswitches 5 and 6 (middle two switches on the bottom row), turn on HX Effects. Wait for "Will reset Presets..." and let go
HX Stomp: While holding footswitches 1 and 2, turn on HX Stomp. Wait for "Will reset Presets..." to appear on the screen and let go
STEP 5 - OPTIONAL: Restoring Helix/HX Presets, IRs, and Global Settings from a Backup
1. Connect your Helix/HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
2. Open the NEW VERSION OF HX Edit 2.81 you installed in "STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.81" above.
3. From the top File menu, select "Restore from Backup."
4. Browse to the backup file and click "Open."
TIP: If you instead exported individual setlists and loaded the 2.8X factory presets/templates (and want to keep them), from the preset list along the left side, select an empty User setlist and then drag the saved setlist file (from the tip in STEP 1) into the preset list
IMPORTANT! You may notice that after restoring from a backup (or loading in previously stored setlists or individual presets) that preset switching times are slower than normal. Restart Helix/HX, and you'll see the display read "Rebuilding preset [XXX]". Wait for it to rebuild your presets, and they will load faster.
Bug Fixes in 2.81:
The active EXP Pedal (1 or 2) was not saved with the preset
On Helix LT, the XLR Outputs would reset to Mic level upon power cycle
After loading two presets in a row containing a Looper block on Path 1B or 2B, audio could sometimes drop out
In rare cases, restoring a backup made on 2.71 could cause headphone audio to be lost
In hands-free Pedal Edit Mode, moving an expression pedal could also affect any Wah, Volume/Pan, or controller assignments
Changing IRs via controller or snapshot could sometimes result in an audible crossfade between IRs
Presets with Input > S/PDIF blocks would not pass audio until another preset with a different input block is loaded
When Global Settings > Preferences > Snapshot Edits is set to "Discard," tempo would not reflect this setting when set to "Per Snapshot"
Command Center > MMC > Record, Punch In, and Punch Out commands could not transmit correctly
In rare cases on Helix Floor, Helix Rack, and Helix LT, FS6 (MODE) could fail to toggle between footswitch modes
Adjusting certain Frequency parameters (typically those below 1kHz) could change at different increments between hardware and HX Edit 
In HX Edit, assigning both a block and Command Center command to the same footswitch could result in erratic behavior when attempting to change the LED color
Snapshot-controlled Command Center > CC Toggle or CV Toggle values could sometimes not import correctly from older presets
In rare cases, undoing a footswitch assignment remotely from HX Edit could result in a firmware crash
In HX Edit, repeatedly pressing Up/Down arrows could inadvertently jump to the bottom of the controller parameter list
In HX Edit, attempting to undo hardware changes after a Global Factory Reset could sometimes reload preset data from before the reset
In HX Edit, performing an Undo/Redo function could sometimes cause a Cab > Dual block to change to a Cab > Single block
In HX Edit, performing an Undo/Redo function could sometimes cause a stereo effect block to change to a mono effect block
In HX Edit on Windows, the Edit panel's sliders could sometimes fail to appear
In HX Edit on Windows, customized Command Center text could sometimes be truncated
On Windows, the Win Defender pop-up could block installation of Helix Native or HX Edit
Known Issues in 2.81:
On Helix Rack/Control, connecting an expression pedal to Helix Control could sometimes cause the pedal position display to behave erratically
Pitch/Synth > 3 OSC Synth, 3 Note Generator, and 4 OSC Generator are louder than in 2.71
In rare cases, the Dynamics > LA Studio Comp model can sometimes cause a drop in preset volume
In HX Edit, applying a custom color to a Snapshot footswitch can sometimes not be reflected on the hardware. For now, apply snapshot footswitch colors from the hardware
In HX Edit, if the current preset has not been saved, importing a different preset, setlist, or bundle does not currently clear the Undo history
In rare cases, Helix/HX devices can become disconnected from HX Edit. If possible, always connect your Helix/HX device directly to the USB port closest to your computer's power connector. Never use any sort of USB hub, which may include the front USB ports on the front of towers
Helix Native will not open in hardened runtime builds of Cubase 10.5
Some tempo synced effects can act authentic with the global setting set to transparent if tempo changes are controlled via snapshots.
In HX Edit, importing a setlist containing Command Center > Instant commands may transmit the messages even if no new preset is loaded
Logic Pro X is currently unable to write snapshot or switch automation data for Helix Native
In HX Edit, performing an undo after a block cut or clear can delete the block's footswitch and/or controller assignments
In HX Edit, moving an effect, amp, cab, or IR block can sometimes inadvertently reposition a Split or Merge block
In HX Edit, certain Output > Powercab and DT parameters cannot currently be assigned to snapshots via Alt+click/Option+click. For now, press and turn the knob on the Helix hardware
In HX Edit, Ctrl+click/Command+click on certain Output > Powercab and DT parameters may not reset them to default settings
In rare cases, posting a photo of the "Update Failed!" screenshot to Facebook without first reading the instructions that clearly explain how that's expected behavior will result in an atomic wedgie
In Helix Native, changing models can clear automation assignments of common parameters (such as Amp > Bass or Delay > Time)]]></notes>
        <release_date>2019-08-06 10:07:23</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9167">
        <version>2.00.1</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>a42_2.00.1.svu</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Powercab 212 Plus Firmware 2.00.1 Release Notes
Firmware 2.00.1 is a the initial production release for Powercab 212 Plus. 
Known Issues:
Recording USB Audio from Powercab 212 Plus may have audible artifacts when connected to a Helix via L6 Link.
Remote control messages to 'Speaker 2' are not received when using 2 Powercab 212 Plus devices daisy-chained via L6 Link with Helix.
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2019-08-13 10:39:08</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00230002">Powercab 212 Plus</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9256">
        <version>2.81.1</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_LT_v2.81.1_8b9bf1b8e_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[IMPORTANT! 2.80 was the first firmware to utilize the new Helix Core engine, which unifies all Helix and HX products into the same ecosystem. Because there are tons of changes under the hood, presets created in 2.80 or 2.81.1 will not be compatible with earlier firmware, which means if you want to return to 2.71 for whatever reason, and you didn't back up before updating to 2.80 or 2.81.1, your presets will NO LONGER WORK. Therefore, we STRONGLY RECOMMEND everyone back up everything BEFORE updating.
Transitioning to Helix Core also forces us to reset your Global Settings, but restoring your backup (STEP 5 below) restores them. No way around that. Just back everything up, okay? Instructions for backing up begin... now.
Updating to 2.81.1 (READ ME!)
Helix LT
STEP 1 - Backing Up Helix/HX Hardware
1. Connect your Helix/HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB and turn it on. Do not use any sort of USB hub.
2. Open YOUR CURRENT VERSION of HX Edit (NOT the new HX Edit 2.81).
3. From the top File menu, select "Create Backup..."
4. Click "Create Backup."
TIP: If you want to load the 2.8X factory presets and hotkey templates, it's better to manually back up individual setlists, so you can later import them into empty setlists. To do this, from the preset library along the left side, select the setlist you want to back up and click "Export." Choose a destination folder and click "Save." Repeat for any other setlists you want to back up.
STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.81 (YOU MUST DO THIS BEFORE UPDATING YOUR HELIX/HX FIRMWARE!)
1. Turn off or disconnect any connected Helix or HX hardware.
2. Log onto line6.com. Once logged in, download the latest version of HX Edit (2.81).
3. Read the Software License Agreement (hahaahaaa!) and click "Accept and Download."
4. Once the software has downloaded, double-click the installer and follow the prompts.
NOTE: Installing HX Edit 2.81 automatically installs the latest version of Line 6 Updater, which is required to update the firmware.
STEP 3 - Updating Helix LT to 2.81.1 (DO NOT DO THIS UNTIL AFTER YOU'VE UPDATED HX EDIT TO 2.81!)
1. Shut down all Line 6 software or any programs that use audio, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Connect Helix LT to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
3. Launch Line 6 Updater. The latest version was automatically installed when you installed HX Edit 2.81 in "STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.81" above.
4. Enter your Line 6 Username and Password and click "Sign In." A big green box appears with a picture of your Helix product. Click the big green box and then click "Update" next to Version: 2.81.1.
5. Carefully read the instructions (HEY! DID YOU BACK UP FIRST?), click "Continue," and then "Accept." If you are upgrading from 2.71 or older firmware a warning dialog appears, telling you that Helix will be reset twice. This warning will not appear if you are already running firmware version 2.80 or 2.81.
SKIP TO STEP 7 IF YOU ARE UPGRADING FROM 2.80 or 2.81. STEP 6 ONLY APPLIES IF YOU ARE UPGRADING FROM 2.71 OR OLDER FIRMWARE.
6. Think "Hmm, maybe I should've backed up first? Nah, I insist on subverting the dominant paradigm," and click "OK." Helix begins updating. As wholly expected, because we warned you... because you always read the instructions... IF YOU ARE UPGRADING FROM 2.71 OR OLDER FIRMWARE, halfway through the update process, Line 6 Updater displays a second dialog and Helix's LCD reads "Boot Failure. Entered Update Mode!" THIS IS NORMAL. DO NOT FREAK OUT, TAKE A PHOTO, AND THEN POST IT ONLINE BECAUSE EVERYONE WILL MAKE FUN OF YOU FOR NOT READING THESE INSTRUCTIONS. 
7. Click "OK" again. When finished, Helix restarts automatically and begins rebuilding your presets. Let it finish.
IMPORTANT! If you run into an issue during the update process such as the update procedure not completing or if you receive an error message, we strongly recommend trying a different USB port and/or USB cable. USB 2.0 or greater ports and cables are highly recommended. For Windows computers, USB ports on the back of desktop PCs have proven to be the most reliable.
NOTE: Updating the firmware does not automatically load any new presets. See "STEP 4 - Loading the 2.8X Factory Presets/Templates" below.
STEP 4 - OPTIONAL: Loading the 2.8X Factory Presets/Templates
IMPORTANT! The following procedure will COMPLETELY ERASE ALL OF YOUR CUSTOM PRESETS! If you want to keep them, make sure you back them up first! (See "STEP 1 - Backing Up Helix/HX Hardware" above.)
1. Turn off your Helix LT.
2. Follow the procedure below:
Helix LT: While holding footswitches 7 and 8 (two left-most switches on the bottom row), turn on Helix/Helix LT. Wait for "Will restore stock Presets and Setlists..." and let go
STEP 5 - OPTIONAL: Restoring Helix/HX Presets, IRs, and Global Settings from a Backup
1. Connect your Helix LT to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
2. Open the NEW VERSION OF HX Edit 2.81 you installed in "STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.81" above.
3. From the top File menu, select "Restore from Backup."
4. Browse to the backup file and click "Open."
TIP: If you instead exported individual setlists and loaded the 2.8X factory presets/templates (and want to keep them), from the preset list along the left side, select an empty User setlist and then drag the saved setlist file (from the tip in STEP 1) into the preset list
IMPORTANT! You may notice that after restoring from a backup (or loading in previously stored setlists or individual presets) that preset switching times are slower than normal. Restart Helix/HX, and you'll see the display read "Rebuilding preset [XXX]". Wait for it to rebuild your presets, and they will load faster.
Bug Fixes in 2.81.1:
1/4" Outputs reset to Instrument level upon power cycle.
Known Issues in 2.81.1:
On Helix Rack/Control, connecting an expression pedal to Helix Control could sometimes cause the pedal position display to behave erratically
Pitch/Synth > 3 OSC Synth, 3 Note Generator, and 4 OSC Generator are louder than in 2.71
In rare cases, the Dynamics > LA Studio Comp model can sometimes cause a drop in preset volume
In HX Edit, applying a custom color to a Snapshot footswitch can sometimes not be reflected on the hardware. For now, apply snapshot footswitch colors from the hardware
In HX Edit, if the current preset has not been saved, importing a different preset, setlist, or bundle does not currently clear the Undo history
In rare cases, Helix/HX devices can become disconnected from HX Edit. If possible, always connect your Helix/HX device directly to the USB port closest to your computer's power connector. Never use any sort of USB hub, which may include the front USB ports on the front of towers
Helix Native will not open in hardened runtime builds of Cubase 10.5
Some tempo synced effects can act authentic with the global setting set to transparent if tempo changes are controlled via snapshots.
In HX Edit, importing a setlist containing Command Center > Instant commands may transmit the messages even if no new preset is loaded
Logic Pro X is currently unable to write snapshot or switch automation data for Helix Native
In HX Edit, performing an undo after a block cut or clear can delete the block's footswitch and/or controller assignments
In HX Edit, moving an effect, amp, cab, or IR block can sometimes inadvertently reposition a Split or Merge block
In HX Edit, certain Output > Powercab and DT parameters cannot currently be assigned to snapshots via Alt+click/Option+click. For now, press and turn the knob on the Helix hardware
In HX Edit, Ctrl+click/Command+click on certain Output > Powercab and DT parameters may not reset them to default settings
In rare cases, posting a photo of the "Update Failed!" screenshot to Facebook without first reading the instructions that clearly explain how that's expected behavior will result in an atomic wedgie
In Helix Native, changing models can clear automation assignments of common parameters (such as Amp > Bass or Delay > Time)]]></notes>
        <release_date>2019-08-15 10:30:17</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9316">
        <version>2.82</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HX_Effects_v2.82.0_17ca4585d_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[IMPORTANT! 2.80 was the first firmware to utilize the new Helix Core engine, which unifies all Helix and HX products into the same ecosystem. Because there are tons of changes under the hood, presets created in 2.80, 2.81 or 2.82 will not be compatible with earlier firmware, which means if you want to return to 2.71 for whatever reason, and you didn't back up before updating, your presets will NO LONGER WORK. Therefore, we STRONGLY RECOMMEND everyone back up everything BEFORE updating.
Transitioning to Helix Core also forces us to reset your Global Settings, but restoring your backup (STEP 5 below) restores them. No way around that. Just back everything up, okay? Instructions for backing up begin... now.
Updating to 2.82 (READ ME!)
STEP 1 - Backing Up Helix/HX Hardware
1. Connect your Helix/HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB and turn it on. Do not use any sort of USB hub.
2. Open YOUR CURRENT VERSION of HX Edit (NOT the new HX Edit 2.82).
3. From the top File menu, select "Create Backup..."
4. Click "Create Backup."
TIP: If you want to load the 2.8X factory presets and hotkey templates, it's better to manually back up individual setlists, so you can later import them into empty setlists. To do this, from the preset library along the left side, select the setlist you want to back up and click "Export." Choose a destination folder and click "Save." Repeat for any other setlists you want to back up.
STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.82 (YOU MUST DO THIS BEFORE UPDATING YOUR HELIX/HX FIRMWARE!)
1. Turn off or disconnect any connected Helix or HX hardware.
2. Log onto line6.com. Once logged in, download the latest version of HX Edit (2.82).
3. Read the Software License Agreement (hahaahaaa!) and click "Accept and Download."
4. Once the software has downloaded, double-click the installer and follow the prompts.
NOTE: Installing HX Edit 2.82 automatically installs the latest version of Line 6 Updater, which is required to update the firmware.
STEP 3 - Updating HX Effects to 2.82  (DO NOT DO THIS UNTIL AFTER YOU'VE UPDATED HX EDIT TO 2.82!)
1. Shut down all Line 6 software or any programs that use audio, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Connect your HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
3. Launch Line 6 Updater. The latest version was automatically installed when you installed HX Edit 2.82 in "STEP 2 - 
Updating HX Edit to 2.82" above.
4. Enter your Line 6 Username and Password and click "Sign In." A big green box appears with a picture of your HX product. Click the big green box and then click "Update" next to Version: 2.82.
5. Carefully read the instructions (HEY! DID YOU BACK UP FIRST?), click "Continue," and then "Accept." When finished, your HX device restarts automatically.
NOTE: Updating the firmware does not automatically load any new presets. See "STEP 4 - Loading the 2.8X Factory Presets/Templates" below.
STEP 4 - OPTIONAL: Loading the 2.8X Factory Presets/Templates
IMPORTANT! The following procedure will COMPLETELY ERASE ALL OF YOUR CUSTOM PRESETS! If you want to keep them, make sure you back them up first! (See "STEP 1a - Backing Up Helix/HX Hardware" above.)
1. Turn off your Helix/HX processor.
2. Depending on your type of Helix/HX product, follow the procedure below:
HX Effects: While holding footswitches 5 and 6 (middle two switches on the bottom row), turn on HX Effects. Wait for "Will reset Presets..." and let go
STEP 5 - OPTIONAL: Restoring Helix/HX Presets, IRs, and Global Settings from a Backup
1. Connect your Helix/HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
2. Open the NEW VERSION OF HX Edit 2.82 you installed in "STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.82" above.
3. From the top File menu, select "Restore from Backup."
4. Browse to the backup file and click "Open."
TIP: If you instead exported individual setlists and loaded the 2.8X factory presets/templates (and want to keep them), from the preset list along the left side, select an empty User setlist and then drag the saved setlist file (from the tip in STEP 1) into the preset list
IMPORTANT! You may notice that after restoring from a backup (or loading in previously stored setlists or individual presets) that preset switching times are slower than normal. Restart Helix/HX, and you'll see the display read "Rebuilding preset [XXX]". Wait for it to rebuild your presets, and they will load faster.
Bug Fixes in 2.82:
When a stomp footswitch is used to toggle a parameters min and max values, in some cases the dim/lit state of the LED could become inverted
After importing a preset, certain blocks could appear in HX Edit but may not appear in the hardware
In rare cases, selecting snapshots could result in an error
While in Snapshot footswitch mode, the first press of a Bank Up or Bank Down switch could sometimes function backwards
When Global Settings > Footswitches > Preset Mode Switches is set to Stomp/Snap mode, copying snapshots could inadvertently switch to Snapshot mode
When Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo > Tempo Select is set to Per Snapshot, tempo-synced effects could respond as Authentic even when set to Transparent
Pitch/Synth > 3 OSC Synth, 3 Note Generator, and 4 OSC Generator models are louder than in 2.71. IMPORTANT! Regrettably, this will affect any presets containing these effects that were made since 2.80
On rare occasions, footswitches could become stuck in Snapshot mode
The Dynamics > LA Studio Comp could sometimes cause a drop in preset volume
Presets created before 2.80 containing 64 controllers could be unable to switch snapshots after 2.80
On rare occasions, scribble strips on the top row could duplicate that of the bottom row
When set to Per Preset, Variax string volume settings may not be properly recalled
Other minor bug fixes
Known Issues in 2.82:
In rare cases, Helix/HX devices can become disconnected from HX Edit. If possible, always connect your Helix/HX device directly to the USB port closest to your computer's power connector. Never use any sort of USB hub, which may include the front USB ports on the front of towers
Using Learn to quickly assign a footswitch to parameter control to a footswitch can occasionally change the switchs Latching/Momentary setting
If the Path 1A Input block is set to S/PDIF, it stops passing audio after creating a Path 1B Input block
Connecting an expression pedal to Helix Control can sometimes cause the pedal position display to behave erratically
When connecting Helix to Powercab 112 Plus or 212 Plus, using presets to remotely change Powercab modes sometimes results in a brief volume increase]]></notes>
        <release_date>2019-09-26 09:37:24</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9317">
        <version>2.82</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HX_Stomp_v2.82.0_bdc0fd815_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[IMPORTANT! 2.80 was the first firmware to utilize the new Helix Core engine, which unifies all Helix and HX products into the same ecosystem. Because there are tons of changes under the hood, presets created in 2.80, 2.81 or 2.82 will not be compatible with earlier firmware, which means if you want to return to 2.71 for whatever reason, and you didn't back up before updating, your presets will NO LONGER WORK. Therefore, we STRONGLY RECOMMEND everyone back up everything BEFORE updating.
Transitioning to Helix Core also forces us to reset your Global Settings, but restoring your backup (STEP 5 below) restores them. No way around that. Just back everything up, okay? Instructions for backing up begin... now.
Updating to 2.82 (READ ME!)
STEP 1 - Backing Up Helix/HX Hardware
1. Connect your Helix/HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB and turn it on. Do not use any sort of USB hub.
2. Open YOUR CURRENT VERSION of HX Edit (NOT the new HX Edit 2.82).
3. From the top File menu, select "Create Backup..."
4. Click "Create Backup."
TIP: If you want to load the 2.8X factory presets and hotkey templates, it's better to manually back up individual setlists, so you can later import them into empty setlists. To do this, from the preset library along the left side, select the setlist you want to back up and click "Export." Choose a destination folder and click "Save." Repeat for any other setlists you want to back up.
STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.82 (YOU MUST DO THIS BEFORE UPDATING YOUR HELIX/HX FIRMWARE!)
1. Turn off or disconnect any connected Helix or HX hardware.
2. Log onto line6.com. Once logged in, download the latest version of HX Edit (2.82).
3. Read the Software License Agreement (hahaahaaa!) and click "Accept and Download."
4. Once the software has downloaded, double-click the installer and follow the prompts.
NOTE: Installing HX Edit 2.82 automatically installs the latest version of Line 6 Updater, which is required to update the firmware.
STEP 3 - Updating HX Stomp to 2.82  (DO NOT DO THIS UNTIL AFTER YOU'VE UPDATED HX EDIT TO 2.82!)
1. Shut down all Line 6 software or any programs that use audio, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Connect your HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
3. Launch Line 6 Updater. The latest version was automatically installed when you installed HX Edit 2.82 in "STEP 2 - 
Updating HX Edit to 2.82" above.
4. Enter your Line 6 Username and Password and click "Sign In." A big green box appears with a picture of your HX product. Click the big green box and then click "Update" next to Version: 2.82.
5. Carefully read the instructions (HEY! DID YOU BACK UP FIRST?), click "Continue," and then "Accept." When finished, your HX device restarts automatically.
NOTE: Updating the firmware does not automatically load any new presets. See "STEP 4 - Loading the 2.8X Factory Presets/Templates" below.
STEP 4 - OPTIONAL: Loading the 2.8X Factory Presets/Templates
IMPORTANT! The following procedure will COMPLETELY ERASE ALL OF YOUR CUSTOM PRESETS! If you want to keep them, make sure you back them up first! (See "STEP 1a - Backing Up Helix/HX Hardware" above.)
1. Turn off your Helix/HX processor.
2. Depending on your type of Helix/HX product, follow the procedure below:
HX Stomp: While holding footswitches 1 and 2, turn on HX Stomp. Wait for "Will reset Presets..." to appear on the screen and let go.
STEP 5 - OPTIONAL: Restoring Helix/HX Presets, IRs, and Global Settings from a Backup
1. Connect your Helix/HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
2. Open the NEW VERSION OF HX Edit 2.82 you installed in "STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.82" above.
3. From the top File menu, select "Restore from Backup."
4. Browse to the backup file and click "Open."
TIP: If you instead exported individual setlists and loaded the 2.8X factory presets/templates (and want to keep them), from the preset list along the left side, select an empty User setlist and then drag the saved setlist file (from the tip in STEP 1) into the preset list
IMPORTANT! You may notice that after restoring from a backup (or loading in previously stored setlists or individual presets) that preset switching times are slower than normal. Restart Helix/HX, and you'll see the display read "Rebuilding preset [XXX]". Wait for it to rebuild your presets, and they will load faster.
Bug Fixes in 2.82:
When a stomp footswitch is used to toggle a parameters min and max values, in some cases the dim/lit state of the LED could become inverted
After importing a preset, certain blocks could appear in HX Edit but may not appear in the hardware
In rare cases, selecting snapshots could result in an error
While in Snapshot footswitch mode, the first press of a Bank Up or Bank Down switch could sometimes function backwards
When Global Settings > Footswitches > Preset Mode Switches is set to Stomp/Snap mode, copying snapshots could inadvertently switch to Snapshot mode
When Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo > Tempo Select is set to Per Snapshot, tempo-synced effects could respond as Authentic even when set to Transparent
Pitch/Synth > 3 OSC Synth, 3 Note Generator, and 4 OSC Generator models are louder than in 2.71. IMPORTANT! Regrettably, this will affect any presets containing these effects that were made since 2.80
On rare occasions, footswitches could become stuck in Snapshot mode
The Dynamics > LA Studio Comp could sometimes cause a drop in preset volume
Presets created before 2.80 containing 64 controllers could be unable to switch snapshots after 2.80
On rare occasions, scribble strips on the top row could duplicate that of the bottom row
When set to Per Preset, Variax string volume settings may not be properly recalled
Other minor bug fixes
Known Issues in 2.82:
In rare cases, Helix/HX devices can become disconnected from HX Edit. If possible, always connect your Helix/HX device directly to the USB port closest to your computer's power connector. Never use any sort of USB hub, which may include the front USB ports on the front of towers
Using Learn to quickly assign a footswitch to parameter control to a footswitch can occasionally change the switchs Latching/Momentary setting
If the Path 1A Input block is set to S/PDIF, it stops passing audio after creating a Path 1B Input block
Connecting an expression pedal to Helix Control can sometimes cause the pedal position display to behave erratically
When connecting Helix to Powercab 112 Plus or 212 Plus, using presets to remotely change Powercab modes sometimes results in a brief volume increase]]></notes>
        <release_date>2019-09-26 09:37:52</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9318">
        <version>2.82</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_Floor_v2.82.0_a5e756144_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[IMPORTANT! 2.80 was the first firmware to utilize the new Helix Core engine, which unifies all Helix and HX products into the same ecosystem. Because there are tons of changes under the hood, presets created in 2.80, 2.81 or 2.82 will not be compatible with earlier firmware, which means if you want to return to 2.71 for whatever reason, and you didn't back up before updating, your presets will NO LONGER WORK. Therefore, we STRONGLY RECOMMEND everyone back up everything BEFORE updating.
Transitioning to Helix Core also forces us to reset your Global Settings, but restoring your backup (STEP 5 below) restores them. No way around that. Just back everything up, okay? Instructions for backing up begin... now.
Updating to 2.82 (READ ME!)
Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT
STEP 1 - Backing Up Helix/HX Hardware
1. Connect your Helix/HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB and turn it on. Do not use any sort of USB hub.
2. Open YOUR CURRENT VERSION of HX Edit (NOT the new HX Edit 2.82).
3. From the top File menu, select "Create Backup..."
4. Click "Create Backup."
TIP: If you want to load the 2.8X factory presets and hotkey templates, it's better to manually back up individual setlists, so you can later import them into empty setlists. To do this, from the preset library along the left side, select the setlist you want to back up and click "Export." Choose a destination folder and click "Save." Repeat for any other setlists you want to back up.
STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.82 (YOU MUST DO THIS BEFORE UPDATING YOUR HELIX/HX FIRMWARE!)
1. Turn off or disconnect any connected Helix or HX hardware.
2. Log onto line6.com. Once logged in, download the latest version of HX Edit (2.82).
3. Read the Software License Agreement (hahaahaaa!) and click "Accept and Download."
4. Once the software has downloaded, double-click the installer and follow the prompts.
NOTE: Installing HX Edit 2.82 automatically installs the latest version of Line 6 Updater, which is required to update the firmware.
STEP 3 - Updating Helix Floor/Rack/LT to 2.82 (DO NOT DO THIS UNTIL AFTER YOU'VE UPDATED HX EDIT TO 2.82!)
1. If you have Helix Rack/Control, turn off Helix Control. Also, shut down all Line 6 software or any programs that use audio, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Connect Helix to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
3. Launch Line 6 Updater. The latest version was automatically installed when you installed HX Edit 2.82 in "STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.82" above.
4. Enter your Line 6 Username and Password and click "Sign In." A big green box appears with a picture of your Helix product. Click the big green box and then click "Update" next to Version: 2.82.
5. Carefully read the instructions (HEY! DID YOU BACK UP FIRST?), click "Continue," and then "Accept." If you are upgrading from 2.71 or older firmware a warning dialog appears, telling you that Helix will be reset twice. This warning will NOT appear if you are already running firmware version 2.80 or 2.81.
SKIP TO STEP 7 IF YOU ARE UPGRADING FROM 2.80 or 2.81. STEP 6 ONLY APPLIES IF YOU ARE UPGRADING FROM 2.71 OR OLDER FIRMWARE.
6. Think "Hmm, maybe I should've backed up first? Nah, I insist on subverting the dominant paradigm," and click "OK." Helix begins updating. As wholly expected, because we warned you... because you always read the instructions... IF YOU ARE UPGRADING FROM 2.71 OR OLDER FIRMWARE, halfway through the update process, Line 6 Updater displays a second dialog and Helix's LCD reads "Boot Failure. Entered Update Mode!" THIS IS NORMAL. DO NOT FREAK OUT, TAKE A PHOTO, AND THEN POST IT ONLINE BECAUSE EVERYONE WILL MAKE FUN OF YOU FOR NOT READING THESE INSTRUCTIONS. 
7. Click "OK" again. When finished, Helix restarts automatically and begins rebuilding your presets. Let it finish.
8. If you have Helix Rack/Control, turn on Helix Control. Helix Rack reads "Helix Control must be updated to work properly. Update now?" Press Knob 6 (OK) to update Helix Control.
IMPORTANT! If you run into an issue during the update process such as the update procedure not completing or if you receive an error message, we strongly recommend trying a different USB port and/or USB cable. USB 2.0 or greater ports and cables are highly recommended. For Windows computers, USB ports on the back of desktop PCs have proven to be the most reliable.
NOTE: Updating the firmware does not automatically load any new presets. See "STEP 4 - Loading the 2.8X Factory Presets/Templates" below.
STEP 4 - OPTIONAL: Loading the 2.8X Factory Presets/Templates
IMPORTANT! The following procedure will COMPLETELY ERASE ALL OF YOUR CUSTOM PRESETS! If you want to keep them, make sure you back them up first! (See "STEP 1a - Backing Up Helix/HX Hardware" above.)
1. Turn off your Helix/HX processor.
2. Depending on your type of Helix/HX product, follow the procedure below:
Helix Floor/LT: While holding footswitches 7 and 8 (two left-most switches on the bottom row), turn on Helix/Helix LT. Wait for "Will restore stock Presets and Setlists..." and let go
Helix Rack/Control: While holding knobs 3 and 4 below the screen, turn on Helix Rack. Wait for "Will reset Presets..." and let go
STEP 5 - OPTIONAL: Restoring Helix/HX Presets, IRs, and Global Settings from a Backup
1. Connect your Helix/HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
2. Open the NEW VERSION OF HX Edit 2.82 you installed in "STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.82" above.
3. From the top File menu, select "Restore from Backup."
4. Browse to the backup file and click "Open."
TIP: If you instead exported individual setlists and loaded the 2.8X factory presets/templates (and want to keep them), from the preset list along the left side, select an empty User setlist and then drag the saved setlist file (from the tip in STEP 1) into the preset list
IMPORTANT! You may notice that after restoring from a backup (or loading in previously stored setlists or individual presets) that preset switching times are slower than normal. Restart Helix/HX, and you'll see the display read "Rebuilding preset [XXX]". Wait for it to rebuild your presets, and they will load faster.
Bug Fixes in 2.82:
When a stomp footswitch is used to toggle a parameters min and max values, in some cases the dim/lit state of the LED could become inverted
After importing a preset, certain blocks could appear in HX Edit but may not appear in the hardware
In rare cases, selecting snapshots could result in an error
While in Snapshot footswitch mode, the first press of a Bank Up or Bank Down switch could sometimes function backwards
When Global Settings > Footswitches > Preset Mode Switches is set to Stomp/Snap mode, copying snapshots could inadvertently switch to Snapshot mode
When Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo > Tempo Select is set to Per Snapshot, tempo-synced effects could respond as Authentic even when set to Transparent
Pitch/Synth > 3 OSC Synth, 3 Note Generator, and 4 OSC Generator models are louder than in 2.71. IMPORTANT! Regrettably, this will affect any presets containing these effects that were made since 2.80
On rare occasions, footswitches could become stuck in Snapshot mode
The Dynamics > LA Studio Comp could sometimes cause a drop in preset volume
Presets created before 2.80 containing 64 controllers could be unable to switch snapshots after 2.80
On rare occasions, scribble strips on the top row could duplicate that of the bottom row
When set to Per Preset, Variax string volume settings may not be properly recalled
Other minor bug fixes
Known Issues in 2.82:
In rare cases, Helix/HX devices can become disconnected from HX Edit. If possible, always connect your Helix/HX device directly to the USB port closest to your computer's power connector. Never use any sort of USB hub, which may include the front USB ports on the front of towers
Using Learn to quickly assign a footswitch to parameter control to a footswitch can occasionally change the switchs Latching/Momentary setting
If the Path 1A Input block is set to S/PDIF, it stops passing audio after creating a Path 1B Input block
Connecting an expression pedal to Helix Control can sometimes cause the pedal position display to behave erratically
When connecting Helix to Powercab 112 Plus or 212 Plus, using presets to remotely change Powercab modes sometimes results in a brief volume increase]]></notes>
        <release_date>2019-09-26 09:39:04</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9319">
        <version>2.82</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_LT_v2.82.0_a5e756144_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[IMPORTANT! 2.80 was the first firmware to utilize the new Helix Core engine, which unifies all Helix and HX products into the same ecosystem. Because there are tons of changes under the hood, presets created in 2.80, 2.81 or 2.82 will not be compatible with earlier firmware, which means if you want to return to 2.71 for whatever reason, and you didn't back up before updating, your presets will NO LONGER WORK. Therefore, we STRONGLY RECOMMEND everyone back up everything BEFORE updating.
Transitioning to Helix Core also forces us to reset your Global Settings, but restoring your backup (STEP 5 below) restores them. No way around that. Just back everything up, okay? Instructions for backing up begin... now.
Updating to 2.82 (READ ME!)
Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT
STEP 1 - Backing Up Helix/HX Hardware
1. Connect your Helix/HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB and turn it on. Do not use any sort of USB hub.
2. Open YOUR CURRENT VERSION of HX Edit (NOT the new HX Edit 2.82).
3. From the top File menu, select "Create Backup..."
4. Click "Create Backup."
TIP: If you want to load the 2.8X factory presets and hotkey templates, it's better to manually back up individual setlists, so you can later import them into empty setlists. To do this, from the preset library along the left side, select the setlist you want to back up and click "Export." Choose a destination folder and click "Save." Repeat for any other setlists you want to back up.
STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.82 (YOU MUST DO THIS BEFORE UPDATING YOUR HELIX/HX FIRMWARE!)
1. Turn off or disconnect any connected Helix or HX hardware.
2. Log onto line6.com. Once logged in, download the latest version of HX Edit (2.82).
3. Read the Software License Agreement (hahaahaaa!) and click "Accept and Download."
4. Once the software has downloaded, double-click the installer and follow the prompts.
NOTE: Installing HX Edit 2.82 automatically installs the latest version of Line 6 Updater, which is required to update the firmware.
STEP 3 - Updating Helix Floor/Rack/LT to 2.82 (DO NOT DO THIS UNTIL AFTER YOU'VE UPDATED HX EDIT TO 2.82!)
1. If you have Helix Rack/Control, turn off Helix Control. Also, shut down all Line 6 software or any programs that use audio, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Connect Helix to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
3. Launch Line 6 Updater. The latest version was automatically installed when you installed HX Edit 2.82 in "STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.82" above.
4. Enter your Line 6 Username and Password and click "Sign In." A big green box appears with a picture of your Helix product. Click the big green box and then click "Update" next to Version: 2.82.
5. Carefully read the instructions (HEY! DID YOU BACK UP FIRST?), click "Continue," and then "Accept." If you are upgrading from 2.71 or older firmware a warning dialog appears, telling you that Helix will be reset twice. This warning will NOT appear if you are already running firmware version 2.80 or 2.81.
SKIP TO STEP 7 IF YOU ARE UPGRADING FROM 2.80 or 2.81. STEP 6 ONLY APPLIES IF YOU ARE UPGRADING FROM 2.71 OR OLDER FIRMWARE.
6. Think "Hmm, maybe I should've backed up first? Nah, I insist on subverting the dominant paradigm," and click "OK." Helix begins updating. As wholly expected, because we warned you... because you always read the instructions... IF YOU ARE UPGRADING FROM 2.71 OR OLDER FIRMWARE, halfway through the update process, Line 6 Updater displays a second dialog and Helix's LCD reads "Boot Failure. Entered Update Mode!" THIS IS NORMAL. DO NOT FREAK OUT, TAKE A PHOTO, AND THEN POST IT ONLINE BECAUSE EVERYONE WILL MAKE FUN OF YOU FOR NOT READING THESE INSTRUCTIONS. 
7. Click "OK" again. When finished, Helix restarts automatically and begins rebuilding your presets. Let it finish.
8. If you have Helix Rack/Control, turn on Helix Control. Helix Rack reads "Helix Control must be updated to work properly. Update now?" Press Knob 6 (OK) to update Helix Control.
IMPORTANT! If you run into an issue during the update process such as the update procedure not completing or if you receive an error message, we strongly recommend trying a different USB port and/or USB cable. USB 2.0 or greater ports and cables are highly recommended. For Windows computers, USB ports on the back of desktop PCs have proven to be the most reliable.
NOTE: Updating the firmware does not automatically load any new presets. See "STEP 4 - Loading the 2.8X Factory Presets/Templates" below.
STEP 4 - OPTIONAL: Loading the 2.8X Factory Presets/Templates
IMPORTANT! The following procedure will COMPLETELY ERASE ALL OF YOUR CUSTOM PRESETS! If you want to keep them, make sure you back them up first! (See "STEP 1a - Backing Up Helix/HX Hardware" above.)
1. Turn off your Helix/HX processor.
2. Depending on your type of Helix/HX product, follow the procedure below:
Helix Floor/LT: While holding footswitches 7 and 8 (two left-most switches on the bottom row), turn on Helix/Helix LT. Wait for "Will restore stock Presets and Setlists..." and let go
Helix Rack/Control: While holding knobs 3 and 4 below the screen, turn on Helix Rack. Wait for "Will reset Presets..." and let go
STEP 5 - OPTIONAL: Restoring Helix/HX Presets, IRs, and Global Settings from a Backup
1. Connect your Helix/HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
2. Open the NEW VERSION OF HX Edit 2.82 you installed in "STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.82" above.
3. From the top File menu, select "Restore from Backup."
4. Browse to the backup file and click "Open."
TIP: If you instead exported individual setlists and loaded the 2.8X factory presets/templates (and want to keep them), from the preset list along the left side, select an empty User setlist and then drag the saved setlist file (from the tip in STEP 1) into the preset list
IMPORTANT! You may notice that after restoring from a backup (or loading in previously stored setlists or individual presets) that preset switching times are slower than normal. Restart Helix/HX, and you'll see the display read "Rebuilding preset [XXX]". Wait for it to rebuild your presets, and they will load faster.
Bug Fixes in 2.82:
When a stomp footswitch is used to toggle a parameters min and max values, in some cases the dim/lit state of the LED could become inverted
After importing a preset, certain blocks could appear in HX Edit but may not appear in the hardware
In rare cases, selecting snapshots could result in an error
While in Snapshot footswitch mode, the first press of a Bank Up or Bank Down switch could sometimes function backwards
When Global Settings > Footswitches > Preset Mode Switches is set to Stomp/Snap mode, copying snapshots could inadvertently switch to Snapshot mode
When Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo > Tempo Select is set to Per Snapshot, tempo-synced effects could respond as Authentic even when set to Transparent
Pitch/Synth > 3 OSC Synth, 3 Note Generator, and 4 OSC Generator models are louder than in 2.71. IMPORTANT! Regrettably, this will affect any presets containing these effects that were made since 2.80
On rare occasions, footswitches could become stuck in Snapshot mode
The Dynamics > LA Studio Comp could sometimes cause a drop in preset volume
Presets created before 2.80 containing 64 controllers could be unable to switch snapshots after 2.80
On rare occasions, scribble strips on the top row could duplicate that of the bottom row
When set to Per Preset, Variax string volume settings may not be properly recalled
Other minor bug fixes
Known Issues in 2.82:
In rare cases, Helix/HX devices can become disconnected from HX Edit. If possible, always connect your Helix/HX device directly to the USB port closest to your computer's power connector. Never use any sort of USB hub, which may include the front USB ports on the front of towers
Using Learn to quickly assign a footswitch to parameter control to a footswitch can occasionally change the switchs Latching/Momentary setting
If the Path 1A Input block is set to S/PDIF, it stops passing audio after creating a Path 1B Input block
Connecting an expression pedal to Helix Control can sometimes cause the pedal position display to behave erratically
When connecting Helix to Powercab 112 Plus or 212 Plus, using presets to remotely change Powercab modes sometimes results in a brief volume increase]]></notes>
        <release_date>2019-09-26 09:41:03</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9320">
        <version>2.82</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_Rack_v2.82.0_a5e756144_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[IMPORTANT! 2.80 was the first firmware to utilize the new Helix Core engine, which unifies all Helix and HX products into the same ecosystem. Because there are tons of changes under the hood, presets created in 2.80, 2.81 or 2.82 will not be compatible with earlier firmware, which means if you want to return to 2.71 for whatever reason, and you didn't back up before updating, your presets will NO LONGER WORK. Therefore, we STRONGLY RECOMMEND everyone back up everything BEFORE updating.
Transitioning to Helix Core also forces us to reset your Global Settings, but restoring your backup (STEP 5 below) restores them. No way around that. Just back everything up, okay? Instructions for backing up begin... now.
Updating to 2.82 (READ ME!)
Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT
STEP 1 - Backing Up Helix/HX Hardware
1. Connect your Helix/HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB and turn it on. Do not use any sort of USB hub.
2. Open YOUR CURRENT VERSION of HX Edit (NOT the new HX Edit 2.82).
3. From the top File menu, select "Create Backup..."
4. Click "Create Backup."
TIP: If you want to load the 2.8X factory presets and hotkey templates, it's better to manually back up individual setlists, so you can later import them into empty setlists. To do this, from the preset library along the left side, select the setlist you want to back up and click "Export." Choose a destination folder and click "Save." Repeat for any other setlists you want to back up.
STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.82 (YOU MUST DO THIS BEFORE UPDATING YOUR HELIX/HX FIRMWARE!)
1. Turn off or disconnect any connected Helix or HX hardware.
2. Log onto line6.com. Once logged in, download the latest version of HX Edit (2.82).
3. Read the Software License Agreement (hahaahaaa!) and click "Accept and Download."
4. Once the software has downloaded, double-click the installer and follow the prompts.
NOTE: Installing HX Edit 2.82 automatically installs the latest version of Line 6 Updater, which is required to update the firmware.
STEP 3 - Updating Helix Floor/Rack/LT to 2.82 (DO NOT DO THIS UNTIL AFTER YOU'VE UPDATED HX EDIT TO 2.82!)
1. If you have Helix Rack/Control, turn off Helix Control. Also, shut down all Line 6 software or any programs that use audio, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Connect Helix to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
3. Launch Line 6 Updater. The latest version was automatically installed when you installed HX Edit 2.82 in "STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.82" above.
4. Enter your Line 6 Username and Password and click "Sign In." A big green box appears with a picture of your Helix product. Click the big green box and then click "Update" next to Version: 2.82.
5. Carefully read the instructions (HEY! DID YOU BACK UP FIRST?), click "Continue," and then "Accept." If you are upgrading from 2.71 or older firmware a warning dialog appears, telling you that Helix will be reset twice. This warning will NOT appear if you are already running firmware version 2.80 or 2.81.
SKIP TO STEP 7 IF YOU ARE UPGRADING FROM 2.80 or 2.81. STEP 6 ONLY APPLIES IF YOU ARE UPGRADING FROM 2.71 OR OLDER FIRMWARE.
6. Think "Hmm, maybe I should've backed up first? Nah, I insist on subverting the dominant paradigm," and click "OK." Helix begins updating. As wholly expected, because we warned you... because you always read the instructions... IF YOU ARE UPGRADING FROM 2.71 OR OLDER FIRMWARE, halfway through the update process, Line 6 Updater displays a second dialog and Helix's LCD reads "Boot Failure. Entered Update Mode!" THIS IS NORMAL. DO NOT FREAK OUT, TAKE A PHOTO, AND THEN POST IT ONLINE BECAUSE EVERYONE WILL MAKE FUN OF YOU FOR NOT READING THESE INSTRUCTIONS. 
7. Click "OK" again. When finished, Helix restarts automatically and begins rebuilding your presets. Let it finish.
8. If you have Helix Rack/Control, turn on Helix Control. Helix Rack reads "Helix Control must be updated to work properly. Update now?" Press Knob 6 (OK) to update Helix Control.
IMPORTANT! If you run into an issue during the update process such as the update procedure not completing or if you receive an error message, we strongly recommend trying a different USB port and/or USB cable. USB 2.0 or greater ports and cables are highly recommended. For Windows computers, USB ports on the back of desktop PCs have proven to be the most reliable.
NOTE: Updating the firmware does not automatically load any new presets. See "STEP 4 - Loading the 2.8X Factory Presets/Templates" below.
STEP 4 - OPTIONAL: Loading the 2.8X Factory Presets/Templates
IMPORTANT! The following procedure will COMPLETELY ERASE ALL OF YOUR CUSTOM PRESETS! If you want to keep them, make sure you back them up first! (See "STEP 1a - Backing Up Helix/HX Hardware" above.)
1. Turn off your Helix/HX processor.
2. Depending on your type of Helix/HX product, follow the procedure below:
Helix Floor/LT: While holding footswitches 7 and 8 (two left-most switches on the bottom row), turn on Helix/Helix LT. Wait for "Will restore stock Presets and Setlists..." and let go
Helix Rack/Control: While holding knobs 3 and 4 below the screen, turn on Helix Rack. Wait for "Will reset Presets..." and let go
STEP 5 - OPTIONAL: Restoring Helix/HX Presets, IRs, and Global Settings from a Backup
1. Connect your Helix/HX processor to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub) and turn it on.
2. Open the NEW VERSION OF HX Edit 2.82 you installed in "STEP 2 - Updating HX Edit to 2.82" above.
3. From the top File menu, select "Restore from Backup."
4. Browse to the backup file and click "Open."
TIP: If you instead exported individual setlists and loaded the 2.8X factory presets/templates (and want to keep them), from the preset list along the left side, select an empty User setlist and then drag the saved setlist file (from the tip in STEP 1) into the preset list
IMPORTANT! You may notice that after restoring from a backup (or loading in previously stored setlists or individual presets) that preset switching times are slower than normal. Restart Helix/HX, and you'll see the display read "Rebuilding preset [XXX]". Wait for it to rebuild your presets, and they will load faster.
Bug Fixes in 2.82:
When a stomp footswitch is used to toggle a parameters min and max values, in some cases the dim/lit state of the LED could become inverted
After importing a preset, certain blocks could appear in HX Edit but may not appear in the hardware
In rare cases, selecting snapshots could result in an error
While in Snapshot footswitch mode, the first press of a Bank Up or Bank Down switch could sometimes function backwards
When Global Settings > Footswitches > Preset Mode Switches is set to Stomp/Snap mode, copying snapshots could inadvertently switch to Snapshot mode
When Global Settings > MIDI/Tempo > Tempo Select is set to Per Snapshot, tempo-synced effects could respond as Authentic even when set to Transparent
Pitch/Synth > 3 OSC Synth, 3 Note Generator, and 4 OSC Generator models are louder than in 2.71. IMPORTANT! Regrettably, this will affect any presets containing these effects that were made since 2.80
On rare occasions, footswitches could become stuck in Snapshot mode
The Dynamics > LA Studio Comp could sometimes cause a drop in preset volume
Presets created before 2.80 containing 64 controllers could be unable to switch snapshots after 2.80
On rare occasions, scribble strips on the top row could duplicate that of the bottom row
When set to Per Preset, Variax string volume settings may not be properly recalled
Other minor bug fixes
Known Issues in 2.82:
In rare cases, Helix/HX devices can become disconnected from HX Edit. If possible, always connect your Helix/HX device directly to the USB port closest to your computer's power connector. Never use any sort of USB hub, which may include the front USB ports on the front of towers
Using Learn to quickly assign a footswitch to parameter control to a footswitch can occasionally change the switchs Latching/Momentary setting
If the Path 1A Input block is set to S/PDIF, it stops passing audio after creating a Path 1B Input block
Connecting an expression pedal to Helix Control can sometimes cause the pedal position display to behave erratically
When connecting Helix to Powercab 112 Plus or 212 Plus, using presets to remotely change Powercab modes sometimes results in a brief volume increase]]></notes>
        <release_date>2019-09-26 09:42:09</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9477">
        <version>1.01</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>G10RX_1_1.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE
Regarding Relay G10, Relay G10S, and Relay G10T Wireless Products Purchased Prior to February 2020
Four instances of extreme overheating occurring in the transmitter during charging have been reported since the introduction of the product in 2016. Due to this we recommend owners of these products update them to the latest firmware as soon as possible, which is intended to eliminate this risk.
Once you install the firmware update, we will collect personally identifiable information (PII) data for the purpose of determining which products have been updated. You can find further information at: https://yamahaguitargroup.com/privacypolicy/
To view the release notes in various languages, please visit the following link:
https://line6.com/software/release/9477
To view the End User License Agreement (EULA) in various languages, please visit the following link:
https://line6.com/software/eula/]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-03-12 08:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190104">Relay G10 Receiver</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9536">
        <version>1.01</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>W13_1_Rx_1_1.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE
Regarding Relay G10, Relay G10S, and Relay G10T Wireless Products Purchased Prior to February 2020
Four instances of extreme overheating occurring in the transmitter during charging have been reported since the introduction of the product in 2016. Due to this we recommend owners of these products update them to the latest firmware as soon as possible, which is intended to eliminate this risk.
Once you install the firmware update, we will collect personally identifiable information (PII) data for the purpose of determining which products have been updated. You can find further information at: https://yamahaguitargroup.com/privacypolicy/
To view the release notes in various languages, please visit the following link:
https://line6.com/software/release/9536
To view the End User License Agreement (EULA) in various languages, please visit the following link:
https://line6.com/software/eula/]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-03-12 08:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190109">Relay G10S Receiver</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9537">
        <version>2.02.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>SpiderV_30_60_2.02.0.svu</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This firmware update provides functionality to Spider V, allowing it to update a connected G10T Transmitter.
Once you install the firmware update, we will collect personally identifiable information (PII) data for the purpose of determining which products have been updated. You can find further information at: https://yamahaguitargroup.com/privacypolicy/
To view the release notes in various languages, please visit the following link:
https://line6.com/software/release/9537
To view the End User License Agreement (EULA) in various languages, please visit the following link:
https://line6.com/software/eula/]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-03-12 08:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220000">Spider V 30</hardware>
          <hardware>Spider V 30 MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220001">Spider V 60</hardware>
          <hardware>Spider V 60 MkII</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9538">
        <version>2.02.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>SpiderV_120_240_2.02.0.svu</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This firmware update provides functionality to Spider V, allowing it to update a connected G10T Transmitter.
Once you install the firmware update, we will collect personally identifiable information (PII) data for the purpose of determining which products have been updated. You can find further information at: https://yamahaguitargroup.com/privacypolicy/
To view the release notes in various languages, please visit the following link:
https://line6.com/software/release/9538
To view the End User License Agreement (EULA) in various languages, please visit the following link:
https://line6.com/software/eula/]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-03-12 08:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220002">Spider V 120</hardware>
          <hardware>Spider V 120 MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220003">Spider V 240</hardware>
          <hardware>Spider V 240 MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220004">Spider V 240HC</hardware>
          <hardware>Spider V 240HC MkII</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9617">
        <version>1.10.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>PODGo_v1.10.0_74f1591b_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD Go 1.10 includes general bug fixes and improvements, and is strongly recommended for all POD Go owners.
STEP 1:
Installing POD Go Edit 1.10
1. Log onto line6.com, download and install POD Go Edit 1.10.
STEP 2:
Updating firmware to 1.10
1. Connect POD Go to your Mac or PC via USB and turn it on.
2. Launch the version of POD Go Edit you installed in Step 1 above.
3. Click Check for updates at the bottom of the window.
4. Log into your Line 6 account and a dialog panel appears, reading An update is available for your POD Go. Would you like to update now?
5. Click Update Now. POD Go Edit asks if you want to create a backup of your existing user presets. Click OK and then Create Backup. Once the backup is completed, click OK.
6. Carefully read the End User License Agreement (haaa hahaha!) and click OK.
7. Click Update. While updating, POD Go's display slowly fades to gray. Once the update is complete, POD Go restarts automatically.
Bug Fixes:
Lots
Seriously, lots. Definitely upgrade to 1.10. But you're reading this right now, so cool.
Known Issues:
While updating the firmware, we haven't yet made a cute little Updating graphic. Instead, the screen slowly fades to gray
On rare occasions, POD Go can fail to fully boot up. Just turn it off and back on again and all should be well
The Tuners Output parameter does not currently affect audio from the AMP OUT jack
On rare occasions, after swapping the locations of two stomp footswitches, pressing one switch may display parameters for the other
Pitch/Synth > Simple Pitch and Dual Pitch can exhibit subtle artifacts when the Delay parameter is set between 0.4 and 0.7
A minor pop can be heard when selecting IRs while audio is present
POD Go does not need a driver to work with your Mac; just plug in and go. However, it is currently limited to a sample rate of 48kHz. Line 6 is working carefully with Apple and will provide a driver that supports sample rates up to 96kHz.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-03-31 11:01:01</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210007">POD Go</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9684">
        <version>2.91</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_Rack_v2.91.0_00350a6df_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix/HX 2.91 includes important bug fixes, and is strongly recommended for all Helix and HX owners.
IMPORTANT! Carefully read and follow the update instructions below. If you don't and then run to the forums asking why it's not working the interwebs will make fun of you.
Updating to 2.91:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, HX Effects, HX Stomp
STEP 1: Updating HX Edit to 2.90 (assuming you haven't done this already)
Log onto line6.com, download, and install HX Edit 2.90
STEP 2: Updating Helix/HX Firmware to 2.91
If you have Helix Rack/Control, turn off Helix Control. Also, shut down all Line 6 software or any programs that use audio, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
Connect your Helix/HX device to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub, which may include the front USB ports on towers) and turn it on.
Launch the new version of HX Edit 2.90 you installed in Step 1 above. If you're not signed in, click "Check for Updates" in the lower right corner and sign in. If you're already signed in, a dialog panel appears, indicating an update is available.
Click "Update Now." A window appears, asking you to back up your Helix/HX hardware. Click OK, optionally rename the backup and/or choose a different destination folder, and then click "Create Backup." IMPORTANT! Note the location where you've saved the backup.
Continue following the prompts. Once updated, the window reads "Update Complete" and your Helix/HX hardware begins rebuilding its presets; wait for this to complete and click "Back to HX Edit."
From the File pull-down menu, click "Restore from backup..." A dialog appears. Click "Restore Backup" and then "Yes."
Turn your Helix/HX product off and then on again.
If you have Helix Control connected to Helix Rack, turn on Helix Control. Helix Rack reads "Helix Control must be updated to work properly." Press Knob 6 (OK).
Bug Fixes in 2.91:
Resolves multiple unexpected behavior that can occur when adjusting the Volume knob, entering the Tuner, or other actions during the first 30 seconds after power up.
Engaging the Tap Tempo switch would calculate a different tempo than intended.
When routing Path 1 to Path 2, the Path 2A and/or Path 2B input blocks could display clipping even when the signal was not
For presets with parallel paths, the Mixer > Merge block could boost signals by 3dB
Known Issues in 2.91:
A slight thump can be heard when loading a Distortion > Kinky Boost, Arbitrator Fuzz, or Tycoctavia Fuzz model
While backing up, the scribble strip on FS8 can sometimes flicker (Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control)
In very rare cases, leaving the unit on for many hours can sometimes cause reverb models to cease outputting audio
In a preset with two IR blocks, moving one IR block to Path B can sometimes cause the other IR block to reset its Impulse Response to slot 1
In rare cases, after exporting and then importing presets using HX Edit, the Split block's bypass state can sometimes change (Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT)]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-04-24 12:03:29</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9683">
        <version>2.91</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_LT_v2.91.0-rc1_00350a6df_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix/HX 2.91 includes important bug fixes, and is strongly recommended for all Helix and HX owners.
IMPORTANT! Carefully read and follow the update instructions below. If you don't and then run to the forums asking why it's not working the interwebs will make fun of you.
Updating to 2.91:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, HX Effects, HX Stomp
STEP 1: Updating HX Edit to 2.90 (assuming you haven't done this already)
Log onto line6.com, download, and install HX Edit 2.90
STEP 2: Updating Helix/HX Firmware to 2.91
If you have Helix Rack/Control, turn off Helix Control. Also, shut down all Line 6 software or any programs that use audio, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
Connect your Helix/HX device to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub, which may include the front USB ports on towers) and turn it on.
Launch the new version of HX Edit 2.90 you installed in Step 1 above. If you're not signed in, click "Check for Updates" in the lower right corner and sign in. If you're already signed in, a dialog panel appears, indicating an update is available.
Click "Update Now." A window appears, asking you to back up your Helix/HX hardware. Click OK, optionally rename the backup and/or choose a different destination folder, and then click "Create Backup." IMPORTANT! Note the location where you've saved the backup.
Continue following the prompts. Once updated, the window reads "Update Complete" and your Helix/HX hardware begins rebuilding its presets; wait for this to complete and click "Back to HX Edit."
From the File pull-down menu, click "Restore from backup..." A dialog appears. Click "Restore Backup" and then "Yes."
Turn your Helix/HX product off and then on again.
If you have Helix Control connected to Helix Rack, turn on Helix Control. Helix Rack reads "Helix Control must be updated to work properly." Press Knob 6 (OK).
Bug Fixes in 2.91:
Resolves multiple unexpected behavior that can occur when adjusting the Volume knob, entering the Tuner, or other actions during the first 30 seconds after power up.
Engaging the Tap Tempo switch would calculate a different tempo than intended.
When routing Path 1 to Path 2, the Path 2A and/or Path 2B input blocks could display clipping even when the signal was not
For presets with parallel paths, the Mixer > Merge block could boost signals by 3dB
Known Issues in 2.91:
A slight thump can be heard when loading a Distortion > Kinky Boost, Arbitrator Fuzz, or Tycoctavia Fuzz model
While backing up, the scribble strip on FS8 can sometimes flicker (Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control)
In very rare cases, leaving the unit on for many hours can sometimes cause reverb models to cease outputting audio
In a preset with two IR blocks, moving one IR block to Path B can sometimes cause the other IR block to reset its Impulse Response to slot 1
In rare cases, after exporting and then importing presets using HX Edit, the Split block's bypass state can sometimes change (Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT)]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-04-24 12:05:16</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9682">
        <version>2.91</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_Floor_v2.91.0_00350a6df_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix/HX 2.91 includes important bug fixes, and is strongly recommended for all Helix and HX owners.
IMPORTANT! Carefully read and follow the update instructions below. If you don't and then run to the forums asking why it's not working the interwebs will make fun of you.
Updating to 2.91:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, HX Effects, HX Stomp
STEP 1: Updating HX Edit to 2.90 (assuming you haven't done this already)
Log onto line6.com, download, and install HX Edit 2.90
STEP 2: Updating Helix/HX Firmware to 2.91
If you have Helix Rack/Control, turn off Helix Control. Also, shut down all Line 6 software or any programs that use audio, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
Connect your Helix/HX device to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub, which may include the front USB ports on towers) and turn it on.
Launch the new version of HX Edit 2.90 you installed in Step 1 above. If you're not signed in, click "Check for Updates" in the lower right corner and sign in. If you're already signed in, a dialog panel appears, indicating an update is available.
Click "Update Now." A window appears, asking you to back up your Helix/HX hardware. Click OK, optionally rename the backup and/or choose a different destination folder, and then click "Create Backup." IMPORTANT! Note the location where you've saved the backup.
Continue following the prompts. Once updated, the window reads "Update Complete" and your Helix/HX hardware begins rebuilding its presets; wait for this to complete and click "Back to HX Edit."
From the File pull-down menu, click "Restore from backup..." A dialog appears. Click "Restore Backup" and then "Yes."
Turn your Helix/HX product off and then on again.
If you have Helix Control connected to Helix Rack, turn on Helix Control. Helix Rack reads "Helix Control must be updated to work properly." Press Knob 6 (OK).
Bug Fixes in 2.91:
Resolves multiple unexpected behavior that can occur when adjusting the Volume knob, entering the Tuner, or other actions during the first 30 seconds after power up.
Engaging the Tap Tempo switch would calculate a different tempo than intended.
When routing Path 1 to Path 2, the Path 2A and/or Path 2B input blocks could display clipping even when the signal was not
For presets with parallel paths, the Mixer > Merge block could boost signals by 3dB
Known Issues in 2.91:
A slight thump can be heard when loading a Distortion > Kinky Boost, Arbitrator Fuzz, or Tycoctavia Fuzz model
While backing up, the scribble strip on FS8 can sometimes flicker (Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control)
In very rare cases, leaving the unit on for many hours can sometimes cause reverb models to cease outputting audio
In a preset with two IR blocks, moving one IR block to Path B can sometimes cause the other IR block to reset its Impulse Response to slot 1
In rare cases, after exporting and then importing presets using HX Edit, the Split block's bypass state can sometimes change (Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT)]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-04-24 12:06:16</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9681">
        <version>2.91</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HX_Stomp_v2.91.0_8f1be4ae1_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix/HX 2.91 includes important bug fixes, and is strongly recommended for all Helix and HX owners.
IMPORTANT! Carefully read and follow the update instructions below. If you don't and then run to the forums asking why it's not working the interwebs will make fun of you.
Updating to 2.91:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, HX Effects, HX Stomp
STEP 1: Updating HX Edit to 2.90 (assuming you haven't done this already)
Log onto line6.com, download, and install HX Edit 2.90
STEP 2: Updating Helix/HX Firmware to 2.91
If you have Helix Rack/Control, turn off Helix Control. Also, shut down all Line 6 software or any programs that use audio, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
Connect your Helix/HX device to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub, which may include the front USB ports on towers) and turn it on.
Launch the new version of HX Edit 2.90 you installed in Step 1 above. If you're not signed in, click "Check for Updates" in the lower right corner and sign in. If you're already signed in, a dialog panel appears, indicating an update is available.
Click "Update Now." A window appears, asking you to back up your Helix/HX hardware. Click OK, optionally rename the backup and/or choose a different destination folder, and then click "Create Backup." IMPORTANT! Note the location where you've saved the backup.
Continue following the prompts. Once updated, the window reads "Update Complete" and your Helix/HX hardware begins rebuilding its presets; wait for this to complete and click "Back to HX Edit."
From the File pull-down menu, click "Restore from backup..." A dialog appears. Click "Restore Backup" and then "Yes."
Turn your Helix/HX product off and then on again.
If you have Helix Control connected to Helix Rack, turn on Helix Control. Helix Rack reads "Helix Control must be updated to work properly." Press Knob 6 (OK).
Bug Fixes in 2.91:
Resolves multiple unexpected behavior that can occur when adjusting the Volume knob, entering the Tuner, or other actions during the first 30 seconds after power up.
Engaging the Tap Tempo switch would calculate a different tempo than intended.
When routing Path 1 to Path 2, the Path 2A and/or Path 2B input blocks could display clipping even when the signal was not
For presets with parallel paths, the Mixer > Merge block could boost signals by 3dB
Known Issues in 2.91:
A slight thump can be heard when loading a Distortion > Kinky Boost, Arbitrator Fuzz, or Tycoctavia Fuzz model
While backing up, the scribble strip on FS8 can sometimes flicker (Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control)
In very rare cases, leaving the unit on for many hours can sometimes cause reverb models to cease outputting audio
In a preset with two IR blocks, moving one IR block to Path B can sometimes cause the other IR block to reset its Impulse Response to slot 1
In rare cases, after exporting and then importing presets using HX Edit, the Split block's bypass state can sometimes change (Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT)]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-04-24 12:06:55</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9680">
        <version>2.91</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HX_Effects_v2.91.0_4ccb9bdb6_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix/HX 2.91 includes important bug fixes, and is strongly recommended for all Helix and HX owners.
IMPORTANT! Carefully read and follow the update instructions below. If you don't and then run to the forums asking why it's not working the interwebs will make fun of you.
Updating to 2.91:
Helix Floor, Helix Rack, Helix LT, HX Effects, HX Stomp
STEP 1: Updating HX Edit to 2.90 (assuming you haven't done this already)
Log onto line6.com, download, and install HX Edit 2.90
STEP 2: Updating Helix/HX Firmware to 2.91
If you have Helix Rack/Control, turn off Helix Control. Also, shut down all Line 6 software or any programs that use audio, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
Connect your Helix/HX device to a Mac or PC via USB (do not use any sort of USB hub, which may include the front USB ports on towers) and turn it on.
Launch the new version of HX Edit 2.90 you installed in Step 1 above. If you're not signed in, click "Check for Updates" in the lower right corner and sign in. If you're already signed in, a dialog panel appears, indicating an update is available.
Click "Update Now." A window appears, asking you to back up your Helix/HX hardware. Click OK, optionally rename the backup and/or choose a different destination folder, and then click "Create Backup." IMPORTANT! Note the location where you've saved the backup.
Continue following the prompts. Once updated, the window reads "Update Complete" and your Helix/HX hardware begins rebuilding its presets; wait for this to complete and click "Back to HX Edit."
From the File pull-down menu, click "Restore from backup..." A dialog appears. Click "Restore Backup" and then "Yes."
Turn your Helix/HX product off and then on again.
If you have Helix Control connected to Helix Rack, turn on Helix Control. Helix Rack reads "Helix Control must be updated to work properly." Press Knob 6 (OK).
Bug Fixes in 2.91:
Resolves multiple unexpected behavior that can occur when adjusting the Volume knob, entering the Tuner, or other actions during the first 30 seconds after power up.
Engaging the Tap Tempo switch would calculate a different tempo than intended.
When routing Path 1 to Path 2, the Path 2A and/or Path 2B input blocks could display clipping even when the signal was not
For presets with parallel paths, the Mixer > Merge block could boost signals by 3dB
Known Issues in 2.91:
A slight thump can be heard when loading a Distortion > Kinky Boost, Arbitrator Fuzz, or Tycoctavia Fuzz model
While backing up, the scribble strip on FS8 can sometimes flicker (Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control)
In very rare cases, leaving the unit on for many hours can sometimes cause reverb models to cease outputting audio
In a preset with two IR blocks, moving one IR block to Path B can sometimes cause the other IR block to reset its Impulse Response to slot 1
In rare cases, after exporting and then importing presets using HX Edit, the Split block's bypass state can sometimes change (Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT)]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-04-24 12:07:55</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9710">
        <version>2.92</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HX_Effects_v2.92.0_0b51007ad_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix/HX Firmware 2.92
Helix/HX 2.92 and Helix Native 1.92 include important bug fixes, and are strongly recommended for all Helix and HX owners. Doesn't matter what firmware your Helix/HX product is currently running; you can go straight to 2.92.
Bug Fixes in 2.92:
When Global Settings > Footswitches > Stomp Select is set to "Off" or "Press," touch-holding switches could still result in assignment and swap dialogs - FIXED
The TAP LED in Helix Floor, Rack/Control, and LT could flash slightly slower than the actual tempo - FIXED
In HX Effects' Command Center, Hotkey commands could display values for HX Preset commands - FIXED
In HX Effects' Command Center, assigning a hold-type HX command could sometimes not engage properly - FIXED
Engaging the MODE switch while Global Settings were visible could result in unexpected behavior - FIXED
Engaging the MODE switch after selecting a different model during a bank queue could result in unexpected behavior - FIXED
In rare cases, bypass and parameter changes made from Helix Floor, Rack, or LT may not be reflected in HX Edit - FIXED
On Helix Floor and Helix Control's 1 Switch Looper scribble strip, Undo or Redo text could appear - FIXED
In HX Effects' Command Center, adding an HX hold-type command could result in an inverted switch state - FIXED
In HX Effects' Command Center, adding an HX Snapshot command could result in the wrong LED color - FIXED
In HX Effects' Command Center, engaging a HX Looper > 1/2 Speed or Full speed command could sometimes cause a lockup - FIXED
In rare cases on Helix Floor, Rack, or LT, renaming a snapshot could result in a preset change - FIXED
The polarity of some amp models was reversed in 2.91 - FIXED
Dynamics > Rochester Comp could exhibit audible phase cancellation when its Mix parameter is set to 100% - FIXED
Dynamics > Rochester Comp now behaves as expected when the Ratio is set lower than 3:1 - FIXED
In rare cases, scrolling quickly through the model list in HX Edit could cause the hardware to stop responding - FIXED
The Looper > 1 Switch Looper LED states would not function properly when controlled via incoming MIDI CCs - FIXED
Known Issues in 2.92:
A slight thump can be heard when loading a Distortion > Kinky Boost, Arbitrator Fuzz, or Tycoctavia Fuzz model
While backing up, the scribble strip on FS8 can sometimes flicker (Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control)
In very rare cases, leaving the unit on for many hours can sometimes cause reverb models to cease outputting audio
In a preset with two IRs blocks, moving one IR block to Path B can sometimes cause the other IR block to reset its Impulse Response to slot 1
In rare cases, after exporting and then importing presets using HX Edit, the Split block's bypass state can sometimes change (Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT)
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-05-19 11:58:10</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9711">
        <version>2.92</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HX_Stomp_v2.92.0_bab8ab139_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix/HX Firmware 2.92
Helix/HX 2.92 and Helix Native 1.92 include important bug fixes, and are strongly recommended for all Helix and HX owners. Doesn't matter what firmware your Helix/HX product is currently running; you can go straight to 2.92.
Bug Fixes in 2.92:
When Global Settings > Footswitches > Stomp Select is set to "Off" or "Press," touch-holding switches could still result in assignment and swap dialogs - FIXED
The TAP LED in Helix Floor, Rack/Control, and LT could flash slightly slower than the actual tempo - FIXED
In HX Effects' Command Center, Hotkey commands could display values for HX Preset commands - FIXED
In HX Effects' Command Center, assigning a hold-type HX command could sometimes not engage properly - FIXED
Engaging the MODE switch while Global Settings were visible could result in unexpected behavior - FIXED
Engaging the MODE switch after selecting a different model during a bank queue could result in unexpected behavior - FIXED
In rare cases, bypass and parameter changes made from Helix Floor, Rack, or LT may not be reflected in HX Edit - FIXED
On Helix Floor and Helix Control's 1 Switch Looper scribble strip, Undo or Redo text could appear - FIXED
In HX Effects' Command Center, adding an HX hold-type command could result in an inverted switch state - FIXED
In HX Effects' Command Center, adding an HX Snapshot command could result in the wrong LED color - FIXED
In HX Effects' Command Center, engaging a HX Looper > 1/2 Speed or Full speed command could sometimes cause a lockup - FIXED
In rare cases on Helix Floor, Rack, or LT, renaming a snapshot could result in a preset change - FIXED
The polarity of some amp models was reversed in 2.91 - FIXED
Dynamics > Rochester Comp could exhibit audible phase cancellation when its Mix parameter is set to 100% - FIXED
Dynamics > Rochester Comp now behaves as expected when the Ratio is set lower than 3:1 - FIXED
In rare cases, scrolling quickly through the model list in HX Edit could cause the hardware to stop responding - FIXED
The Looper > 1 Switch Looper LED states would not function properly when controlled via incoming MIDI CCs - FIXED
Known Issues in 2.92:
A slight thump can be heard when loading a Distortion > Kinky Boost, Arbitrator Fuzz, or Tycoctavia Fuzz model
While backing up, the scribble strip on FS8 can sometimes flicker (Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control)
In very rare cases, leaving the unit on for many hours can sometimes cause reverb models to cease outputting audio
In a preset with two IRs blocks, moving one IR block to Path B can sometimes cause the other IR block to reset its Impulse Response to slot 1
In rare cases, after exporting and then importing presets using HX Edit, the Split block's bypass state can sometimes change (Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT)]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-05-19 11:59:16</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9712">
        <version>2.92</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_Floor_v2.92.0_561c61203_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix/HX Firmware 2.92
Helix/HX 2.92 and Helix Native 1.92 include important bug fixes, and are strongly recommended for all Helix and HX owners. Doesn't matter what firmware your Helix/HX product is currently running; you can go straight to 2.92.
Bug Fixes in 2.92:
When Global Settings > Footswitches > Stomp Select is set to "Off" or "Press," touch-holding switches could still result in assignment and swap dialogs - FIXED
The TAP LED in Helix Floor, Rack/Control, and LT could flash slightly slower than the actual tempo - FIXED
In HX Effects' Command Center, Hotkey commands could display values for HX Preset commands - FIXED
In HX Effects' Command Center, assigning a hold-type HX command could sometimes not engage properly - FIXED
Engaging the MODE switch while Global Settings were visible could result in unexpected behavior - FIXED
Engaging the MODE switch after selecting a different model during a bank queue could result in unexpected behavior - FIXED
In rare cases, bypass and parameter changes made from Helix Floor, Rack, or LT may not be reflected in HX Edit - FIXED
On Helix Floor and Helix Control's 1 Switch Looper scribble strip, Undo or Redo text could appear - FIXED
In HX Effects' Command Center, adding an HX hold-type command could result in an inverted switch state - FIXED
In HX Effects' Command Center, adding an HX Snapshot command could result in the wrong LED color - FIXED
In HX Effects' Command Center, engaging a HX Looper > 1/2 Speed or Full speed command could sometimes cause a lockup - FIXED
In rare cases on Helix Floor, Rack, or LT, renaming a snapshot could result in a preset change - FIXED
The polarity of some amp models was reversed in 2.91 - FIXED
Dynamics > Rochester Comp could exhibit audible phase cancellation when its Mix parameter is set to 100% - FIXED
Dynamics > Rochester Comp now behaves as expected when the Ratio is set lower than 3:1 - FIXED
In rare cases, scrolling quickly through the model list in HX Edit could cause the hardware to stop responding - FIXED
The Looper > 1 Switch Looper LED states would not function properly when controlled via incoming MIDI CCs - FIXED
Known Issues in 2.92:
A slight thump can be heard when loading a Distortion > Kinky Boost, Arbitrator Fuzz, or Tycoctavia Fuzz model
While backing up, the scribble strip on FS8 can sometimes flicker (Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control)
In very rare cases, leaving the unit on for many hours can sometimes cause reverb models to cease outputting audio
In a preset with two IRs blocks, moving one IR block to Path B can sometimes cause the other IR block to reset its Impulse Response to slot 1
In rare cases, after exporting and then importing presets using HX Edit, the Split block's bypass state can sometimes change (Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT)]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-05-19 12:00:17</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9713">
        <version>2.92</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_LT_v2.92.0_561c61203_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix/HX Firmware 2.92
Helix/HX 2.92 and Helix Native 1.92 include important bug fixes, and are strongly recommended for all Helix and HX owners. Doesn't matter what firmware your Helix/HX product is currently running; you can go straight to 2.92.
Bug Fixes in 2.92:
When Global Settings > Footswitches > Stomp Select is set to "Off" or "Press," touch-holding switches could still result in assignment and swap dialogs - FIXED
The TAP LED in Helix Floor, Rack/Control, and LT could flash slightly slower than the actual tempo - FIXED
In HX Effects' Command Center, Hotkey commands could display values for HX Preset commands - FIXED
In HX Effects' Command Center, assigning a hold-type HX command could sometimes not engage properly - FIXED
Engaging the MODE switch while Global Settings were visible could result in unexpected behavior - FIXED
Engaging the MODE switch after selecting a different model during a bank queue could result in unexpected behavior - FIXED
In rare cases, bypass and parameter changes made from Helix Floor, Rack, or LT may not be reflected in HX Edit - FIXED
On Helix Floor and Helix Control's 1 Switch Looper scribble strip, Undo or Redo text could appear - FIXED
In HX Effects' Command Center, adding an HX hold-type command could result in an inverted switch state - FIXED
In HX Effects' Command Center, adding an HX Snapshot command could result in the wrong LED color - FIXED
In HX Effects' Command Center, engaging a HX Looper > 1/2 Speed or Full speed command could sometimes cause a lockup - FIXED
In rare cases on Helix Floor, Rack, or LT, renaming a snapshot could result in a preset change - FIXED
The polarity of some amp models was reversed in 2.91 - FIXED
Dynamics > Rochester Comp could exhibit audible phase cancellation when its Mix parameter is set to 100% - FIXED
Dynamics > Rochester Comp now behaves as expected when the Ratio is set lower than 3:1 - FIXED
In rare cases, scrolling quickly through the model list in HX Edit could cause the hardware to stop responding - FIXED
The Looper > 1 Switch Looper LED states would not function properly when controlled via incoming MIDI CCs - FIXED
Known Issues in 2.92:
A slight thump can be heard when loading a Distortion > Kinky Boost, Arbitrator Fuzz, or Tycoctavia Fuzz model
While backing up, the scribble strip on FS8 can sometimes flicker (Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control)
In very rare cases, leaving the unit on for many hours can sometimes cause reverb models to cease outputting audio
In a preset with two IRs blocks, moving one IR block to Path B can sometimes cause the other IR block to reset its Impulse Response to slot 1
In rare cases, after exporting and then importing presets using HX Edit, the Split block's bypass state can sometimes change (Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT)]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-05-19 12:00:51</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9714">
        <version>2.92</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_Rack_v2.92.0_561c61203_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix/HX Firmware 2.92
Helix/HX 2.92 and Helix Native 1.92 include important bug fixes, and are strongly recommended for all Helix and HX owners. Doesn't matter what firmware your Helix/HX product is currently running; you can go straight to 2.92.
Bug Fixes in 2.92:
When Global Settings > Footswitches > Stomp Select is set to "Off" or "Press," touch-holding switches could still result in assignment and swap dialogs - FIXED
The TAP LED in Helix Floor, Rack/Control, and LT could flash slightly slower than the actual tempo - FIXED
In HX Effects' Command Center, Hotkey commands could display values for HX Preset commands - FIXED
In HX Effects' Command Center, assigning a hold-type HX command could sometimes not engage properly - FIXED
Engaging the MODE switch while Global Settings were visible could result in unexpected behavior - FIXED
Engaging the MODE switch after selecting a different model during a bank queue could result in unexpected behavior - FIXED
In rare cases, bypass and parameter changes made from Helix Floor, Rack, or LT may not be reflected in HX Edit - FIXED
On Helix Floor and Helix Control's 1 Switch Looper scribble strip, Undo or Redo text could appear - FIXED
In HX Effects' Command Center, adding an HX hold-type command could result in an inverted switch state - FIXED
In HX Effects' Command Center, adding an HX Snapshot command could result in the wrong LED color - FIXED
In HX Effects' Command Center, engaging a HX Looper > 1/2 Speed or Full speed command could sometimes cause a lockup - FIXED
In rare cases on Helix Floor, Rack, or LT, renaming a snapshot could result in a preset change - FIXED
The polarity of some amp models was reversed in 2.91 - FIXED
Dynamics > Rochester Comp could exhibit audible phase cancellation when its Mix parameter is set to 100% - FIXED
Dynamics > Rochester Comp now behaves as expected when the Ratio is set lower than 3:1 - FIXED
In rare cases, scrolling quickly through the model list in HX Edit could cause the hardware to stop responding - FIXED
The Looper > 1 Switch Looper LED states would not function properly when controlled via incoming MIDI CCs - FIXED
Known Issues in 2.92:
A slight thump can be heard when loading a Distortion > Kinky Boost, Arbitrator Fuzz, or Tycoctavia Fuzz model
While backing up, the scribble strip on FS8 can sometimes flicker (Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control)
In very rare cases, leaving the unit on for many hours can sometimes cause reverb models to cease outputting audio
In a preset with two IRs blocks, moving one IR block to Path B can sometimes cause the other IR block to reset its Impulse Response to slot 1
In rare cases, after exporting and then importing presets using HX Edit, the Split block's bypass state can sometimes change (Helix Floor, Helix Rack/Control, Helix LT)]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-05-19 12:02:36</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9776">
        <version>1.11.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>POD_Go_v1.11.0_0xb7e01450_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD Go 1.11 includes general bug fixes and improvements and is strongly recommended for all POD Go owners.
Bug Fixes in 1.11:
POD Go can occasionally freeze on boot up, forcing a restart
Changing models in the Wah or Volume/Pan categories would automatically engage the block, even when bypassed
Engaging stomp switches via MIDI CC does not properly focus the selected block
While in Play view, holding ACTION and pressing a parameter knob does not properly remove any snapshot assignment
Pressing the Upper Knob after selecting a snapshot from Preset List view does not always load the selected snapshots
Engaging a Looper block does not automatically display its parameters
Sending POD Go MIDI Clock while the Tempo Panel is open can sometimes cause the signal flow to disappear
If Global Settings > Switches/Pedals > EXP 2 Position is set to "Global", when booting POD Go, EXP2 loads at heel-down position (no volume)
Pressing Stomp mode switches immediately after loading a preset can cause POD Go to freeze
Turning the main volume knob while loading an IR can sometimes cause the DSP to lock up
In rare cases, swapping stomp switches can result in unexpected graphic anomalies
In rare cases, attempting to swap the Looper switch with another stomp switch can cause POD Go to freeze
If the menu is open from Tuner view, pressing HOME can cause the upper portion of the display to disappear
Streaming audio through POD Go while restoring from a backup can cause audio to disappear until restarting
While in the Bypass/Control menu, loading a different preset could display graphical anomalies
While in Edit view, quickly turning the Upper Knob could cause the EQ block to blink
While updating firmware, POD Go's footswitch rings could intermittently flash
In POD Go Edit, renaming a preset does not automatically update POD Go if the Preset List view is visible
In POD Go Edit, selecting a new preset while POD Go is queueing banks can cause the wrong bank to load
In POD Go Edit, the EQ icon was incorrect
In POD Go Edit, setting Min Value or Max Value can sometimes cause POD Go's inspector to temporarily disappear
In POD Go Edit, copying and pasting a block could sometimes not duplicate all snapshot data
In POD Go Edit, double-clicking an unavailable effect could cause the Model Category list to disappear
In POD Go Edit, some HDD configurations could cause the app to crash or display a blank screen
Lots of other minor bug fixes
Known Issues in 1.11:
On rare occasions, audio can be lost if POD Go is powered on while a connected Mac/PC is passing audio via USB
Pitch/Synth > Simple Pitch and Dual Pitch can exhibit subtle artifacts when the Delay parameter is set between 0.4 and 0.7 ms
Sending a MIDI CC60 or CC61 message from your computer to control the Looper can sometimes cause POD Go to become unresponsive
Sending a MIDI CC68 message followed immediately by a PC message from your computer can sometimes cause POD Go's audio to mute
When a block is added from POD Go Edit, footswitches 5 and 6 may not immediately appear as if they're auto-assigned (even though they are)
While on the Save screen, holding ACTION and pressing SAVE does not save the preset to Factory > 32D New Preset
POD Go does not need a driver to work with your Mac; just plug in and go. However, it is currently limited to a sample rate of 48kHz. Line 6 is working carefully with Apple and will provide a driver that supports sample rates up to 96kHz]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-06-23 09:49:53</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210007">POD Go</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9830">
        <version>1.12.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>POD_Go_v1.12.0_0x7a876bc1_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD Go 1.12 includes general bug fixes and improvements and is strongly recommended for all POD Go owners.
Bug Fixes in 1.12:
On rare occasions, POD Go could occasionally get stuck on the splash screen
On rare occasions, quickly changing modes could cause POD Go to freeze
On rare occasions, entering the menu immediately after changing snapshots could cause POD Go to freeze
If an external expression pedal or footswitch is connected to EXP 2/FS7/8, Wah/Vol behavior could become unpredictable
Additional optimizations
Lots of other minor bug fixes
Known Issues in 1.12:
In rare cases when connected via USB, POD Go may appear unresponsive after powering down a connected PC. If this happens, unplug the USB cable from POD Go, at which point it should behave normally
On rare occasions, audio can be lost if POD Go is powered on while a connected Mac/PC is passing audio via USB
On rare occasions, POD Go can freeze while restoring from a backup. In this case, attempt the restore again
Sending a MIDI CC68 message from your computer can sometimes cause a graphical glitch
If Global Settings > Switches/Pedals > FS Auto Assign is set to "Off," changing a block's model category can sometimes reflect the previous category color on the footswitch]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-08-13 12:00:03</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210007">POD Go</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="9841">
        <version>1.06</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>G10Tx_1_6.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This firmware addresses the following issues:
Certain RELAY G10T transmitters when using the 1.05 firmware in elevated temperatures would not charge correctly. This firmware addresses this issue to ensure correct charging behavior.
Additionally, we are improving the LED behavior to more accurately display the charging status.
This firmware also incorporates the important safety updates from the v1.05 firmware, which addresses the following:
IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE
Regarding Relay G10, Relay G10S, and Relay G10T Wireless Products Purchased Prior to February 2020
Four instances of extreme overheating occurring in the transmitter during charging have been reported since the introduction of the product in 2016. Due to this we recommend owners of these products update them to the latest firmware as soon as possible, which is intended to eliminate this risk.
Once you install the firmware update, we will collect personally identifiable information (PII) data for the purpose of determining which products have been updated. You can find further information at: https://yamahaguitargroup.com/privacypolicy/
To view the release notes from the safety update in various languages, please visit the following link:
https://line6.com/software/release/9841
To view the End User License Agreement (EULA) in various languages, please visit the following link:
https://line6.com/software/eula/]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-08-25 10:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190103">Relay G10 Transmitter</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10111">
        <version>3.01.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HX_Effects_v3.01.0_0x89bd69411_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix 3.01: The Along Came Poly Update
The Helix 3.01 update addresses potential severely corrupted audio output. Due to this, we recommend updating your Helix family device as soon as possible.  
UPDATE INSTRUCTIONS:
1. CREATE A BACKUP USING YOUR CURRENT VERSIONS OF FIRMWARE AND HX EDIT. You will need this to restore your global settings as ALL GLOBAL SETTINGS WILL BE RESET BY THE UPDATE. This also serves as an extra failsafe so you can return to the current state of your device if you want or need to.
2. Shut down HX Edit and any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device in any way, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
3. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
4. Ensure your device is not receiving MIDI from an external source, or simply unplug the MIDI cables until the update completes.
5. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
6. Connect your Helix/HX device directly to your computer via USB. Avoid using any USB hubs or adapters if possible.
7. Launch Line 6 Updater.
8. Select your desired device from the list and choose the 3.01.0 update.
9. Once the update completes, factory reset your device using the appropriate method. This will reset all presets, IRs and settings so make sure you have a backup!
HX Effects: Footswitches 6 & TAP (bottom right 2 switches)
10. Reconnect to HX Edit and restore from the backup that was created in step 1.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-12-04 12:00:51</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10112">
        <version>3.01.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HX_Stomp_v3.01.0_0x021787c1c_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix 3.01: The Along Came Poly Update
The Helix 3.01 update addresses potential severely corrupted audio output. Due to this, we recommend updating your Helix family device as soon as possible.  
UPDATE INSTRUCTIONS:
1. CREATE A BACKUP USING YOUR CURRENT VERSIONS OF FIRMWARE AND HX EDIT. You will need this to restore your global settings as ALL GLOBAL SETTINGS WILL BE RESET BY THE UPDATE. This also serves as an extra failsafe so you can return to the current state of your device if you want or need to.
2. Shut down HX Edit and any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device in any way, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
3. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
4. Ensure your device is not receiving MIDI from an external source, or simply unplug the MIDI cables until the update completes.
5. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
6. Connect your Helix/HX device directly to your computer via USB. Avoid using any USB hubs or adapters if possible.
7. Launch Line 6 Updater.
8. Select your desired device from the list and choose the 3.01.0 update.
9. Once the update completes, factory reset your device using the appropriate method. This will reset all presets, IRs and settings so make sure you have a backup!
HX Stomp: Footswitches 2 & 3
10. Reconnect to HX Edit and restore from the backup that was created in step 1.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-12-04 12:01:23</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10108">
        <version>3.01.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_Floor_v3.01.0_0x5a8c6f191_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[ <!-- Line6CentralUseEmbeddedStyle -->
Helix 3.01: The Along Came Poly Update
The Helix 3.01 update addresses potential severely corrupted audio output. Due to this, we recommend updating your Helix family device as soon as possible.  
UPDATE INSTRUCTIONS:
1. CREATE A BACKUP USING YOUR CURRENT VERSIONS OF FIRMWARE AND HX EDIT. You will need this to restore your global settings as ALL GLOBAL SETTINGS WILL BE RESET BY THE UPDATE. This also serves as an extra failsafe so you can return to the current state of your device if you want or need to.
2. Shut down HX Edit and any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device in any way, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
3. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
4. Ensure your device is not receiving MIDI from an external source, or simply unplug the MIDI cables until the update completes.
5. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
6. Connect your Helix/HX device directly to your computer via USB. Avoid using any USB hubs or adapters if possible.
7. Launch Line 6 Updater.
8. Select your desired device from the list and choose the 3.01.0 update.
9. Once the update completes, factory reset your device using the appropriate method. This will reset all presets, IRs and settings so make sure you have a backup!
Helix Floor: Footswitches 9 & 10 (bottom row, middle 2 switches)
10. Reconnect to HX Edit and restore from the backup that was created in step 1.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-12-04 12:02:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10110">
        <version>3.01.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_LT_v3.01.0_0x5a8c6f191_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix 3.01: The Along Came Poly Update
The Helix 3.01 update addresses potential severely corrupted audio output. Due to this, we recommend updating your Helix family device as soon as possible.  
UPDATE INSTRUCTIONS:
1. CREATE A BACKUP USING YOUR CURRENT VERSIONS OF FIRMWARE AND HX EDIT. You will need this to restore your global settings as ALL GLOBAL SETTINGS WILL BE RESET BY THE UPDATE. This also serves as an extra failsafe so you can return to the current state of your device if you want or need to.
2. Shut down HX Edit and any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device in any way, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
3. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
4. Ensure your device is not receiving MIDI from an external source, or simply unplug the MIDI cables until the update completes.
5. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
6. Connect your Helix/HX device directly to your computer via USB. Avoid using any USB hubs or adapters if possible.
7. Launch Line 6 Updater.
8. Select your desired device from the list and choose the 3.01.0 update.
9. Once the update completes, factory reset your device using the appropriate method. This will reset all presets, IRs and settings so make sure you have a backup!
Helix LT: Footswitches 9 & 10 (bottom row, B & C switches)
10. Reconnect to HX Edit and restore from the backup that was created in step 1.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-12-04 12:02:33</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10109">
        <version>3.01.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_Rack_v3.01.0_0x5a8c6f191_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix 3.01: The Along Came Poly Update
The Helix 3.01 update addresses potential severely corrupted audio output. Due to this, we recommend updating your Helix family device as soon as possible.  
UPDATE INSTRUCTIONS:
1. CREATE A BACKUP USING YOUR CURRENT VERSIONS OF FIRMWARE AND HX EDIT. You will need this to restore your global settings as ALL GLOBAL SETTINGS WILL BE RESET BY THE UPDATE. This also serves as an extra failsafe so you can return to the current state of your device if you want or need to.
2. Shut down HX Edit and any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device in any way, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
3. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
4. Ensure your device is not receiving MIDI from an external source, or simply unplug the MIDI cables until the update completes.
5. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
6. Connect your Helix/HX device directly to your computer via USB. Avoid using any USB hubs or adapters if possible.
7. Launch Line 6 Updater.
8. Select your desired device from the list and choose the 3.01.0 update.
9. Once the update completes, factory reset your device using the appropriate method. This will reset all presets, IRs and settings so make sure you have a backup!
Helix Rack: Encoders 5 & 6
10. Reconnect to HX Edit and restore from the backup that was created in step 1.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2020-12-04 12:03:06</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10187">
        <version>3.02.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HX_Effects_v3.02.0_0x029e5e741_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[HX Effects Firmware 3.02.0 
Bug Fixes:
In certain circumstances, engaging Looper > 1 Switch Looper functions could result in a freeze.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2021-01-14 09:00:10</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10390">
        <version>1.21.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>POD_Go_v1.21.0_0xf37eca7a_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD Go 1.21 includes new amps, new cabs, new effects, and bug fixes and is recommended for all POD Go and POD Go Wireless users.
When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
We strongly encourage you to use POD Go Edit 1.21 to update your device and only use Line 6 Updater if absolutely necessary.
Updating POD Go/POD Go Wireless via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your POD Go device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select version 1.21.0.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your POD Go AND the computer.
2. Turn your POD Go device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the POD Go and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down the PAGE > button on boot up. You then have to select your POD Go device from the list of products that appears and try the update again.
For full release notes that include all new models, features, bug fixes and known issues, please visit:
https://line6.com/support/page/kb/pod/pod-go]]></notes>
        <release_date>2021-03-25 10:02:18</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210007">POD Go</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210008">POD Go Wireless</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10437">
        <version>3.10.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HX_Effects_v3.10.0-_0x97f95a63a_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix/HX 3.10 includes a new amp, new effects, new features, improvements, and bug fixes and is recommended for all users.
When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
We strongly encourage you to use HX Edit 3.10 to update your device and only use Line 6 Updater if absolutely necessary.
Updating HX Effects via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select version 3.10.0.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the HX Effects and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down the PAGE > button on boot up. 
For full release notes that include all new models, features, bug fixes and known issues, please visit:
https://line6.com/support/page/kb/effects-controllers/helix/helix-310-release-notes-r969/]]></notes>
        <release_date>2021-04-15 07:24:08</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10442">
        <version>3.10.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HX_Stomp_v3.10.0_0xc5f76fc70_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix/HX 3.10 includes a new amp, new effects, new features, improvements, and bug fixes and is recommended for all users.
When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
We strongly encourage you to use HX Edit 3.10 to update your device and only use Line 6 Updater if absolutely necessary.
Updating HX Stomp via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select version 3.10.0.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the HX Stomp and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down the PAGE > button on boot up. 
For full release notes that include all new models, features, bug fixes and known issues, please visit:
https://line6.com/support/page/kb/effects-controllers/helix/helix-310-release-notes-r969/]]></notes>
        <release_date>2021-04-15 07:28:16</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10443">
        <version>3.10.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HX_Stomp_XL_v3.10.0-_0xc5f76fc70_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix/HX 3.10 includes a new amp, new effects, new features, improvements, and bug fixes and is recommended for all users.
When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
We strongly encourage you to use HX Edit 3.10 to update your device and only use Line 6 Updater if absolutely necessary.
Updating HX Stomp XL via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select version 3.10.0.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the HX Stomp XL and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down the PAGE > button on boot up. 
For full release notes that include all new models, features, bug fixes and known issues, please visit:
https://line6.com/support/page/kb/effects-controllers/helix/helix-310-release-notes-r969/]]></notes>
        <release_date>2021-04-15 07:31:09</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0021000b">HX Stomp XL</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10434">
        <version>3.10.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_Floor_v3.10.0-_0x81f1591b2_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix/HX 3.10 includes a new amp, new effects, new features, improvements, and bug fixes and is recommended for all users.
When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
We strongly encourage you to use HX Edit 3.10 to update your device and only use Line 6 Updater if absolutely necessary.
Updating Helix via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select version 3.10.0.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the Helix and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down footswitches 6 & 12 on boot up. 
For full release notes that include all new models, features, bug fixes and known issues, please visit:
https://line6.com/support/page/kb/effects-controllers/helix/helix-310-release-notes-r969/]]></notes>
        <release_date>2021-04-15 07:32:25</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10435">
        <version>3.10.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_LT_v3.10.0-_0x81f1591b2_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix/HX 3.10 includes a new amp, new effects, new features, improvements, and bug fixes and is recommended for all users.
When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
We strongly encourage you to use HX Edit 3.10 to update your device and only use Line 6 Updater if absolutely necessary.
Updating Helix via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select version 3.10.0.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the Helix and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down footswitches 6 & 12 on boot up. 
For full release notes that include all new models, features, bug fixes and known issues, please visit:
https://line6.com/support/page/kb/effects-controllers/helix/helix-310-release-notes-r969/]]></notes>
        <release_date>2021-04-15 07:34:19</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10436">
        <version>3.10.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_Rack_v3.10.0-_0x81f1591b2_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Helix/HX 3.10 includes a new amp, new effects, new features, improvements, and bug fixes and is recommended for all users.
When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
We strongly encourage you to use HX Edit 3.10 to update your device and only use Line 6 Updater if absolutely necessary.
Updating Helix Rack via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select version 3.10.0.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down encoders 1 & 6 on boot up. 
For full release notes that include all new models, features, bug fixes and known issues, please visit:
https://line6.com/support/page/kb/effects-controllers/helix/helix-310-release-notes-r969/]]></notes>
        <release_date>2021-04-15 07:38:40</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10468">
        <version>3.11.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_LT_v3.11.0-_0x022c9b2b8_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
We strongly encourage you to use HX Edit to update your device and only use Line 6 Updater if absolutely necessary.
Updating Helix via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select version 3.11.0.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the Helix and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down footswitches 6 & 12 (MODE + TAP) on boot up. 
For full release notes that include all new models, features, bug fixes and known issues, please visit:
https://line6.com/support/page/kb/effects-controllers/helix/helix-310-release-notes-r969/]]></notes>
        <release_date>2021-04-27 09:55:06</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10464">
        <version>3.11.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HX_Effects_v3.11.0-_0xd89050b4c_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
We strongly encourage you to use HX Edit to update your device and only use Line 6 Updater if absolutely necessary.
Updating HX Effects via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select version 3.11.0.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the HX Effects and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down the PAGE > button on boot up. 
For full release notes that include all new models, features, bug fixes and known issues, please visit:
https://line6.com/support/page/kb/effects-controllers/helix/helix-310-release-notes-r969/]]></notes>
        <release_date>2021-04-27 11:55:26</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10465">
        <version>3.11.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HX_Stomp_v3.11.0-_0x4c4f82f79_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
We strongly encourage you to use HX Edit to update your device and only use Line 6 Updater if absolutely necessary.
Updating HX Stomp via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select version 3.11.0.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the HX Stomp and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down the PAGE > button on boot up. 
For full release notes that include all new models, features, bug fixes and known issues, please visit:
https://line6.com/support/page/kb/effects-controllers/helix/helix-310-release-notes-r969/]]></notes>
        <release_date>2021-04-27 11:56:02</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10466">
        <version>3.11.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HX_Stomp_XL_v3.11.0_0x4c4f82f79_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
We strongly encourage you to use HX Edit to update your device and only use Line 6 Updater if absolutely necessary.
Updating HX Stomp XL via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select version 3.11.0.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the HX Stomp XL and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down the PAGE > button on boot up. 
For full release notes that include all new models, features, bug fixes and known issues, please visit:
https://line6.com/support/page/kb/effects-controllers/helix/helix-310-release-notes-r969/]]></notes>
        <release_date>2021-04-27 11:56:37</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0021000b">HX Stomp XL</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10467">
        <version>3.11.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_Floor_v3.11.0-_0xb5021b036_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
We strongly encourage you to use HX Edit to update your device and only use Line 6 Updater if absolutely necessary.
Updating Helix via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select version 3.11.0.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the Helix and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down footswitches 6 & 12 (MODE + TAP) on boot up. 
For full release notes that include all new models, features, bug fixes and known issues, please visit:
https://line6.com/support/page/kb/effects-controllers/helix/helix-310-release-notes-r969/]]></notes>
        <release_date>2021-04-27 11:57:11</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10469">
        <version>3.11.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_Rack_v3.11.0-_0xb5021b036_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
We strongly encourage you to use HX Edit to update your device and only use Line 6 Updater if absolutely necessary.
Updating Helix Rack via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select version 3.11.0.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down encoders 1 & 6 on boot up. 
For full release notes that include all new models, features, bug fixes and known issues, please visit:
https://line6.com/support/page/kb/effects-controllers/helix/helix-310-release-notes-r969/]]></notes>
        <release_date>2021-04-27 11:58:18</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10554">
        <version>1.22.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>POD_Go_v1.22.0_0xbfdcd318_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD Go 1.22 contains several stability and performance improvements as well as bug fixes. Updating is highly recommended.
When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
We strongly encourage you to use POD Go Edit to update your device and only use Line 6 Updater if absolutely necessary.
Updating POD Go/POD Go Wireless via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your POD Go device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select version 1.22.0.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your POD Go AND the computer.
2. Turn your POD Go device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the POD Go and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down the PAGE > button on boot up. You then have to select your POD Go device from the list of products that appears and try the update again.
For full release notes that include all new models, features, bug fixes and known issues, please visit:
https://line6.com/support/page/kb/pod/pod-go]]></notes>
        <release_date>2021-06-01 12:00:52</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210007">POD Go</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210008">POD Go Wireless</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10653">
        <version>1.30.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>POD_Go_v1.30.0_0x01b781c4_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD Go 1.30 includes a new amp, new effects, new features, improvements, and bug fixes and is recommended for all users of POD Go and POD Go Wireless.
When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
We strongly encourage you to use POD Go Edit to update your device and only use Line 6 Updater if absolutely necessary.
Updating POD Go/POD Go Wireless via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your POD Go device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select version 1.30.0.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your POD Go AND the computer.
2. Turn your POD Go device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the POD Go and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down the PAGE > button on boot up. You then have to select your POD Go device from the list of products that appears and try the update again.
For full release notes that include all new models, features, bug fixes and known issues, please visit:
https://line6.com/support/page/kb/pod/pod-go]]></notes>
        <release_date>2021-10-05 09:45:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210007">POD Go</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210008">POD Go Wireless</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10959">
        <version>3.15.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HX_Effects_v3.15.0_0x30ed4ae40_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating HX Effects via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the HX Effects and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down the PAGE > button on boot up. ]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-02-08 11:13:06</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10960">
        <version>3.15.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HX_Stomp_v3.15.0_0x474c1a0e5_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur or Monterey, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating HX Stomp via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the HX Stomp and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down the PAGE > button on boot up. ]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-02-08 11:13:09</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10961">
        <version>3.15.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HX_Stomp_XL_v3.15.0_0x474c1a0e5_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur or Monterey, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating HX Stomp via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the HX Stomp and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down the PAGE > button on boot up. ]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-02-08 11:13:12</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0021000b">HX Stomp XL</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10962">
        <version>3.15.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_Floor_v3.15.0_0xdafed19cc_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur or Monterey, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating Helix via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the Helix and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down footswitches 6 & 12 (MODE + TAP) on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-02-08 11:13:15</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10963">
        <version>3.15.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_LT_v3.15.0_0xdafed19cc_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur or Monterey, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating Helix LT via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the Helix LT and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down footswitches 6 & 12 (MODE + TAP) on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-02-08 11:13:20</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10964">
        <version>3.15.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_Rack_v3.15.0_0xdafed19cc_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur or Monterey, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating Helix via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the Helix Rack and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down encoders 1 and 6 on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-02-08 11:13:23</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10883">
        <version>1.02.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>A45master1.02.ctf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the official Production release for Catalyst 60,100, and 200 Amplifiers
For users updating from an earlier version:
IMPORTANT!   After the update is complete, you must Power down your Catalyst amplifier, then RESET the amplifier by holding down the B and MANUAL channel buttons while turning the power switch back on.
This will update all the presets to the new default settings]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-02-15 10:13:28</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250002">Catalyst 100</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250003">Catalyst 200</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250001">Catalyst 60</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10851">
        <version>1.00.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>F16AppMain59.dl4</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the initial release of factory firmware for DL4 MkII. ]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-04-07 12:17:47</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250000">DL4 MkII</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="11366">
        <version>1.01.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>F16AppMain122.dl4</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[DL4 MkII 1.01 (released July 5, 2022) includes new features, improvements, and bug fixes and is strongly recommended for all DL4 MkII users.
How do I update DL4 MkII to 1.01?
1.	Make sure you've installed Line 6 Updater 1.25 or later (released April 7, 2022). Earlier versions can't see DL4 MkII.
o	Mac: https://line6.com/software/readeula.html?rid=11223 IMPORTANT! On newer macOS versions, your computer may display a pop-up reading "Line 6 Updater.pkg cant be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software." THIS IS NORMAL. Click "OK," and open the System Preferences utility. Click "Security & Privacy," and in the Allow apps downloaded from section, click "Open Anyway"
o	Windows: https://line6.com/software/readeula.html?rid=11222
2.	Shut down all other software, especially those running audio like media players, browsers, DAWs, etc.
3.	If you have an SD card in your DL4 MkII, eject it until after the update has finished. If you don't, changes to the Looper engine while updating may cause any loop stored on the card to not play back correctly.
4.	Connect DL4 MkII to your computer via USB and launch the Line 6 Updater software.
5.	Log into your Line 6 Account. At the Select Device To Update screen, DL4 MkII should be listed and a popup reading "DL4 MkII detected" should appear.
6.	Click "Show Details" for instructions on how to reboot DL4 MkII into update mode.
7.	Reboot DL4 MkII into update mode. (You can leave the USB cable connected.) The Select device to update screen should now list: 
o	NXP0130 - Bootloader
o	Unknown
o	DL4 MkII Unknown version
8.	Click "DL4 MkII Unknown Version."
9.	Click the "Update" button for version 1.01.0.
10.	Review the release notes and click "Continue."
11.	Review the EULA and click "Continue."
12.	Wait for the update to complete and follow the onscreen instructions. (Manually reboot DL4 MkII by turning it off and back on again.)
Improvements in 1.01
The MIX knob on DL4 MkII 1.00 reflected the behavior of the original DL4 hardware. With 1.01, MIX knob tapers for MkII Delays, Legacy Delay, and Reverbs have been made more linear and the range has been extended closer to the minimum and maximum knob positions.
The Looper's "Play Once" function has been made more responsive to rapid button presses.
Improved the behavior of Tap Tempo when switching presets or toggling in and out of Looper mode
Improved the behavior of EXP control when a connected expression pedal is disconnected during use
Numerous Sound Design improvements
Bug Fixes in 1.01
Although user-selectable note subdivisions were technically saved to the preset, a bug precluded any changes from being recalled when the preset was loaded laterFIXED
Previous looper overdubs were not attenuating correctly, sometimes resulting in distorted audioFIXED
In certain conditions when changing playback direction while in Overdub mode, audio could become corruptedFIXED
In rare cases, the SD card could not be detected until ejecting and reinserting itFIXED
When DL4 MkII is resolving to external MIDI clock, in some cases loading a different preset could reset the tempo to the preset's saved valueFIXED
In some cases, changing the Delay/Reverb routing could return either (or both) effects to their default statesFIXED
Numerous other minor fixes and improvements
Known Issues in 1.01
On macOS, using Line 6 Updater 1.25, the "There is a new version of Line 6 Updater available" message can interfere w/ the pop-up explaining how to update DL4 MkII. Workaround: Connect DL4 MkII to your Mac after dismissing the update message
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-07-05 11:00:30</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250000">DL4 MkII</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="11386">
        <version>1.40.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>POD_Go_v1.40.0_0xaa2725f9_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD Go 1.40.0 is recommended for all users of POD Go and POD Go Wireless.
When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur or any newer macOS version, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
We strongly encourage you to use POD Go Edit to update your device and only use Line 6 Updater if absolutely necessary.
Updating POD Go/POD Go Wireless via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your POD Go device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select version 1.40.0.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your POD Go AND the computer.
2. Turn your POD Go device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the POD Go and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down the PAGE > button on boot up. You then have to select your POD Go device from the list of products that appears and try the update again.
For full release notes that include all new models, features, bug fixes and known issues, please visit:
https://line6.com/support/page/kb/pod/pod-go]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-07-19 11:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210007">POD Go</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210008">POD Go Wireless</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="11362">
        <version>2.05.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>W16_TX_2.05.0.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Improves charging functionality when the G10TII transmitter is docked in supported receiver devices. 
Resolves compatibility issues with certain active instruments (specifically, entering and exiting from sleep mode).
Change to G10TII LED behavior -- when the G10TII is connected to an instrument and transmitting, the G10TII LED now flashes a faster red (repeating ½ second on then ½ second off). This change allows for easier discernment between when the transmitter is charging vs. transmitting.
Once you install the firmware update, we will collect personally identifiable information (PII) data for the purpose of determining which products have been updated. You can find further information at: https://yamahaguitargroup.com/privacypolicy/]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-07-26 10:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019010a">Relay G10TII Transmitter</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="11367">
        <version>1.05.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>W9_1_RX_1.05.0.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Improves charging functionality when the G10TII transmitter is docked.
Once you install the firmware update, we will collect personally identifiable information (PII) data for the purpose of determining which products have been updated. You can find further information at: https://yamahaguitargroup.com/privacypolicy/]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-07-26 10:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190104">Relay G10 Receiver</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="11368">
        <version>1.05.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>W13_1_RX_1.05.0.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Improves charging functionality when the G10TII transmitter is docked. 
Known issue -- for users of the original G10T transmitter only, the G10S receiver's battery LED segment will now indicate a solid red LED for the low battery state, without flashing.
Once you install the firmware update, we will collect personally identifiable information (PII) data for the purpose of determining which products have been updated. You can find further information at: https://yamahaguitargroup.com/privacypolicy/]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-07-26 10:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190109">Relay G10S Receiver</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="11369">
        <version>2.05.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>SpiderV_30_60_2.05.0.svu</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Improves charging functionality when the G10TII transmitter is docked.
Once you install the firmware update, we will collect personally identifiable information (PII) data for the purpose of determining which products have been updated. You can find further information at: https://yamahaguitargroup.com/privacypolicy/]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-07-26 10:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220000">Spider V 30</hardware>
          <hardware>Spider V 30 MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220001">Spider V 60</hardware>
          <hardware>Spider V 60 MkII</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="11370">
        <version>2.05.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>SpiderV_120_240_2.05.0.svu</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Improves charging functionality when the G10TII transmitter is docked.
Once you install the firmware update, we will collect personally identifiable information (PII) data for the purpose of determining which products have been updated. You can find further information at: https://yamahaguitargroup.com/privacypolicy/]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-07-26 10:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220002">Spider V 120</hardware>
          <hardware>Spider V 120 MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220003">Spider V 240</hardware>
          <hardware>Spider V 240 MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220004">Spider V 240HC</hardware>
          <hardware>Spider V 240HC MkII</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="11486">
        <version>2.01.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>a41_2.01.0.svu</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Spider V 20 Firmware 2.01 Release Notes
Spider V 20 Firmware 2.01.0 is a FREE firmware update that includes new features, fixes, stability improvements, and optimizations for Spider V 20 and Spider V 20 MkII amplifiers. It is highly recommended that all Spider V users perform this update.
This update will not affect any presets that have been modified by the user. If you wish to reload the factory presets, this can be performed by pressing and holding the FX2 and FX3 button and then pressing the save button (the unit will soft reboot_.
Thank you for using Spider V!
New Features:
Classic Speaker Mode  Added a new parameter within cabinet settings called "Speaker". The value "Classic" overrides the selected cabinet model and routes the processed guitar signal to the woofer, which has been re-voiced for each model of Spider V. This allows Spider V to deliver a more familiar combo amp experience. This can also be set to "Full Range" which operates as it did before with the selected cabinet and mic modeling. USB will still route to the full range voicing as before.
New Presets  New presets for vintage amps by a renowned tube amp builder that take advantage of the new classic speaker mode. The entire preset bundle has been revised to take advantage of this new feature with the exception of the Bass/Acoustic Guitar presets which still utilize the full range speaker mode. New and revised artist presets are also included. To get these new presets, we recommend to first create a backup of your existing presets, then perform the Factory Reset.
Preset Labels  Each preset now has a contextual label that is helpful for identifying the purpose of the preset or its author.
Improvements:
All Amp model default values have been revised.
All FX model default values have been revised.
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-09-23 10:37:54</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220005">Spider V 20</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10198">
        <version>3.50.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HX_Effects_v3.50.0_0x3d6176fae_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur, Monterrey or Ventura, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
We strongly encourage you to use HX Edit to update your device and only use Line 6 Updater if absolutely necessary.
Updating HX Effects via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the HX Effects and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down the PAGE > button on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-11-03 09:03:48</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10199">
        <version>3.50.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HX_Stomp_v3.50.0_0x09aad5756_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur, Monterey or Ventura, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating HX Stomp via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the HX Stomp and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down the PAGE > button on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-11-03 09:45:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10200">
        <version>3.50.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_Floor_v3.50.0_0xec7605f09_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur, Monterey or Ventura, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating Helix via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the Helix and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down footswitches 6 & 12 (MODE + TAP) on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-11-03 09:45:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10201">
        <version>3.50.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_LT_v3.50.0_0xec7605f09_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur, Monterey or Ventura, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating Helix LT via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the Helix LT and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down footswitches 6 & 12 (MODE + TAP) on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-11-03 09:45:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10202">
        <version>3.50.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_Rack_v3.50.0_0xec7605f09_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur, Monterey or Ventura, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating Helix Rack via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the Helix Rack and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down encoders 1 and 6 on boot up.When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur or Monterey, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating Helix via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the Helix Rack and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down encoders 1 and 6 on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-11-03 09:45:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="10203">
        <version>3.50.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HX_Stomp_XL_v3.50.0_0x09aad5756_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur, Monterey or Ventura, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating HX Stomp XL via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the HX Stomp XL and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down the PAGE > button on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-11-03 09:45:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0021000b">HX Stomp XL</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="11886">
        <version>3.60.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HX_Effects_v3.60.0_0xbf9161e1e_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur, Monterrey, or Ventura YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
We strongly encourage you to use HX Edit to update your device and only use Line 6 Updater if absolutely necessary.
Updating HX Effects via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the HX Effects and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down the PAGE > button on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2023-04-25 10:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="11887">
        <version>3.60.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HX_Stomp_v3.60.0_0x9dead52ff_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating HX Stomp via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the HX Stomp and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down the PAGE > button on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2023-04-25 10:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="11888">
        <version>3.60.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HX_Stomp_XL_v3.60.0_0x9dead52ff_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur, Monterey, or Ventura YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating HX Stomp XL via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the HX Stomp XL and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down the PAGE > button on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2023-04-25 10:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0021000b">HX Stomp XL</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="11889">
        <version>3.60.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_Floor_v3.60.0_0xe171dae81_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur, Monterey, or Ventura YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating Helix via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the Helix and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down footswitches 6 & 12 (MODE + TAP) on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2023-04-25 10:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="11890">
        <version>3.60.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_LT_v3.60.0_0xe171dae81_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur, Monterey, or Ventura YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating Helix LT via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the Helix LT and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down footswitches 6 & 12 (MODE + TAP) on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2023-04-25 10:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="11891">
        <version>3.60.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>HELIX_Rack_v3.60.0_0xe171dae81_bundle.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur, Monterey, or Ventura YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating Helix Rack via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the Helix Rack and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down encoders 1 and 6 on boot up.When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur or Monterey, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating Helix via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the Helix Rack and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down encoders 1 and 6 on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2023-04-25 10:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="12354">
        <version>2.00.0</version>
        <build_string>POD Go Firmware</build_string>
        <filename>POD_Go_v2.00.0_0x9e51b97b.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD Go 2.00.0 is recommended for all users of POD Go and POD Go Wireless.
When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur or any newer macOS version, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
We strongly encourage you to use POD Go Edit to update your device and only use Line 6 Updater if absolutely necessary.
Updating POD Go/POD Go Wireless via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your POD Go device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select version 2.00.0.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your POD Go AND the computer.
2. Turn your POD Go device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the POD Go and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down the PAGE > button on boot up. You then have to select your POD Go device from the list of products that appears and try the update again.
For full release notes that include all new models, features, bug fixes and known issues, please visit:
https://line6.com/support/page/kb/pod/pod-go]]></notes>
        <release_date>2023-11-07 10:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210007">POD Go</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210008">POD Go Wireless</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="12376">
        <version>3.70.0</version>
        <build_string>Helix Floor Firmware</build_string>
        <filename>Helix_Floor_v3.70.0_0xd2be32d64.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating Helix via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the Helix and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down footswitches 6 & 12 (MODE + TAP) on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2023-11-16 09:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="12377">
        <version>3.70.0</version>
        <build_string>Helix Rack Firmware</build_string>
        <filename>Helix_Rack_v3.70.0_0xd2be32d64.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating Helix Rack via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the Helix Rack and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down encoders 1 and 6 on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2023-11-16 09:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="12378">
        <version>3.70.0</version>
        <build_string>Helix LT Firmware</build_string>
        <filename>Helix_LT_v3.70.0_0xd2be32d64.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating Helix LT via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the Helix LT and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down footswitches 6 & 12 (MODE + TAP) on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2023-11-16 09:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="12383">
        <version>3.70.0</version>
        <build_string>HX Effects Firmware</build_string>
        <filename>HX_Effects_v3.70.0_0x74b863e33.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
We strongly encourage you to use HX Edit to update your device and only use Line 6 Updater if absolutely necessary.
Updating HX Effects via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the HX Effects and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down the PAGE > button on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2023-11-16 09:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="12384">
        <version>3.70.0</version>
        <build_string>HX Stomp Firmware</build_string>
        <filename>HX_Stomp_v3.70.0_0x73ae34540.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating HX Stomp via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the HX Stomp and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down the PAGE > button on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2023-11-16 09:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="12385">
        <version>3.70.0</version>
        <build_string>HX Stomp_XL Firmware</build_string>
        <filename>HX_Stomp_XL_v3.70.0_0x73ae34540.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating HX Stomp XL via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the HX Stomp XL and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down the PAGE > button on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2023-11-16 09:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0021000b">HX Stomp XL</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="12402">
        <version>3.70.0</version>
        <build_string>HX One Firmware</build_string>
        <filename>HX_One_v3.70.0-rc6_0x31ce98c6.hx1f</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2023-11-16 09:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250005">HX One</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="12451">
        <version>2.01.0</version>
        <build_string>POD Go Firmware</build_string>
        <filename>POD_Go_v2.01.0_0x665e64ec.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD Go 2.01.0 is recommended for all users of POD Go and POD Go Wireless.
When using Line 6 Updater on macOS Big Sur or any newer macOS version, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
We strongly encourage you to use POD Go Edit to update your device and only use Line 6 Updater if absolutely necessary.
Updating POD Go/POD Go Wireless via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your POD Go device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select version 2.01.0.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Disconnect the USB cable connecting the POD Go to the computer.
2. Boot the unit into "Update Mode"
Press and hold PAGE > (page right) and then power on POD Go
3. Reconnect the POD Go to the computer, preferably trying a different USB port than before.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater.
5. If POD Go connects, it will appear in DFU Update Mode and you will have to select POD Go from the list.
6. If the unit does not connect, close Line 6 Updater, connect to a different USB port on the computer, preferably with a different USB cable as well, and relaunch Line 6 Updater.
7. If the unit then connects, reinstall the firmware.
8. If the unit does still not connect, there may be a configuration issue with the computer. Please try a different computer.
For full release notes that include all new models, features, bug fixes and known issues, please visit:
https://line6.com/support/page/kb/pod/pod-go]]></notes>
        <release_date>2023-12-07 09:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210007">POD Go</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210008">POD Go Wireless</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="12496">
        <version>3.71.0</version>
        <build_string>HX Effects Firmware</build_string>
        <filename>HX_Effects_v3.71.0_0x57a336790.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
We strongly encourage you to use HX Edit to update your device and only use Line 6 Updater if absolutely necessary.
Updating HX Effects via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the HX Effects and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down the PAGE > button on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2024-01-11 10:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="12497">
        <version>3.71.0</version>
        <build_string>Helix Floor Firmware</build_string>
        <filename>Helix_Floor_v3.71.0_0xa7e258557.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating Helix via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the Helix and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down footswitches 6 & 12 (MODE + TAP) on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2024-01-11 10:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="12498">
        <version>3.71.0</version>
        <build_string>Helix Rack Firmware</build_string>
        <filename>Helix_Rack_v3.71.0_0xa7e258557.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating Helix Rack via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the Helix Rack and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down encoders 1 and 6 on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2024-01-11 10:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="12499">
        <version>3.71.0</version>
        <build_string>Helix LT Firmware</build_string>
        <filename>Helix_LT_v3.71.0_0xa7e258557.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating Helix LT via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the Helix LT and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down footswitches 6 & 12 (MODE + TAP) on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2024-01-11 10:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="12500">
        <version>3.71.0</version>
        <build_string>HX Stomp Firmware</build_string>
        <filename>HX_Stomp_v3.71.0_0xe773a6f7f.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating HX Stomp via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the HX Stomp and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down the PAGE > button on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2024-01-11 10:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="12501">
        <version>3.71.0</version>
        <build_string>HX Stomp_XL Firmware</build_string>
        <filename>HX_Stomp_XL_v3.71.0_0xe773a6f7f.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating HX Stomp XL via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the HX Stomp XL and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down the PAGE > button on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2024-01-11 10:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0021000b">HX Stomp XL</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="12534">
        <version>3.71.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>F19_Firmware_v3.71.0.hx1f</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Fixed
- MIDI Thru does not pass messages sent on channels other than HX One's current channel.
Known Issues
- Stereo models sum to mono when Insert Loop Position is set to POST.
- Workaround - set Spread parameter to 0 when running HX One in mono and using the insert loop in the POST position.
- Chromatic Tuner does not work when HX One Global Settings Bypass is set to True Bypass.
- Fast changes via the Effect encoder's push-turn action may cause unit to not detect the release of the encoder and will stay in the Category menu.
- Workaround - press the Effect encoder to exit the Category menu.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2024-02-08 10:32:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250005">HX One</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="12494">
        <version>1.00.0</version>
        <build_string>POD Express Firmware</build_string>
        <filename>POD_Express_v1.00.0.pxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2024-03-05 10:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250007">POD Express Bass</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250006">POD Express Guitar</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="12547">
        <version>1.01.0</version>
        <build_string>POD Express Firmware</build_string>
        <filename>POD_Express_v1.01.0-rc6_0x85aad29.pxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2024-03-05 10:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250007">POD Express Bass</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250006">POD Express Guitar</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="12573">
        <version>2.01.0</version>
        <build_string>Catalyst  Firmware</build_string>
        <filename>Catalyst_60_100_200_v2.01.0-rc7_0xc64b692.ctf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2024-03-19 10:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250002">Catalyst 100</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250003">Catalyst 200</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250001">Catalyst 60</hardware>
          <hardware>Catalyst CX 100</hardware>
          <hardware>Catalyst CX 200</hardware>
          <hardware>Catalyst CX 60</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="12608">
        <version>2.02.0</version>
        <build_string>Catalyst  Firmware</build_string>
        <filename>Catalyst_60_100_200_v2.02.0-rc9_0x77f2d40.ctf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2024-04-16 10:27:06</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250002">Catalyst 100</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250003">Catalyst 200</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250001">Catalyst 60</hardware>
          <hardware>Catalyst CX 100</hardware>
          <hardware>Catalyst CX 200</hardware>
          <hardware>Catalyst CX 60</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="12636">
        <version>1.02.0</version>
        <build_string>DL4 MKII Firmware</build_string>
        <filename>DL4_MKII_v1.02.0-rc1_0x592a26b.dl4</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2024-05-14 11:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250000">DL4 MkII</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="11749">
        <version>2.06.0</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>W16_TX_2.06.0.wuf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Improves behavior while charging.
For further support, please reference the G10TII FW Update Troubleshooting Guide:
https://line6.com/support/page/kb/relay-d-v-digital-wireless/g10tii-fw-update-troubleshooting-guide-r1082/]]></notes>
        <release_date>2024-07-16 10:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019010a">Relay G10TII Transmitter</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="12756">
        <version>2.00.0</version>
        <build_string>POD Express Firmware</build_string>
        <filename>POD_Express_v2.00.0.pxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2024-09-12 10:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250007">POD Express Bass</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0025000a">POD Express Black</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250006">POD Express Guitar</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="12903">
        <version>3.80.0</version>
        <build_string>Helix Floor Firmware</build_string>
        <filename>Helix_Floor_v3.80.0_0x7d01f5efb.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating Helix via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the Helix and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down footswitches 6 & 12 (MODE + TAP) on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2024-11-19 10:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="12904">
        <version>3.80.0</version>
        <build_string>Helix Rack Firmware</build_string>
        <filename>Helix_Rack_v3.80.0_0x7d01f5efb.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating Helix Rack via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the Helix Rack and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down encoders 1 and 6 on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2024-11-19 10:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="12905">
        <version>3.80.0</version>
        <build_string>Helix LT Firmware</build_string>
        <filename>Helix_LT_v3.80.0_0x7d01f5efb.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating Helix LT via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the Helix LT and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down footswitches 6 & 12 (MODE + TAP) on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2024-11-19 10:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="12906">
        <version>3.80.0</version>
        <build_string>HX Stomp Firmware</build_string>
        <filename>HX_Stomp_v3.80.0_0x103966115.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating HX Stomp via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the HX Stomp and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down the PAGE > button on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2024-11-19 10:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="12907">
        <version>3.80.0</version>
        <build_string>HX Stomp_XL Firmware</build_string>
        <filename>HX_Stomp_XL_v3.80.0_0x103966115.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
Updating HX Stomp XL via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the HX Stomp XL and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down the PAGE > button on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2024-11-19 10:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0021000b">HX Stomp XL</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="12912">
        <version>3.80.0</version>
        <build_string>HX Effects Firmware</build_string>
        <filename>HX_Effects_v3.80.0_0xd97239907.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
We strongly encourage you to use HX Edit to update your device and only use Line 6 Updater if absolutely necessary.
Updating HX Effects via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your Helix/HX device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest available firmware build.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your Helix/HX device AND the computer.
2. Turn your Helix/HX device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the HX Effects and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down the PAGE > button on boot up.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2024-11-19 10:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="12951">
        <version>2.50.0</version>
        <build_string>POD Go Firmware</build_string>
        <filename>POD_Go_v2.50.0_0x6e984472.hxf</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[When using Line 6 Updater on macOS, YOU MUST LEAVE LINE 6 UPDATER IN FOCUS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UPDATE PROCESS. IF YOU SWITCH AWAY TO ANOTHER APPLICATION OR WINDOW, LINE 6 UPDATER WILL DISCONNECT AND THE UPDATE WILL FAIL.
We strongly encourage you to use POD Go Edit to update your device and only use Line 6 Updater if absolutely necessary.
Updating POD Go/POD Go Wireless via Line 6 Updater:
1. Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your POD Go device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc.
2. Disable the sleep timer on your computer. The update will fail if your computer goes to sleep during the process.
3. If you are using a laptop, plug it in, or ensure it has enough battery life to complete the update without shutting down.
4. Select your device within the main window of Line 6 Updater.
5. Select the latest firmware version.
6. Click "Update".
7. Keep Line 6 Updater in focus throughout the entire update.
If you encounter any issues during the update, please try the following:
1. Unplug the USB cable from BOTH the back of your POD Go AND the computer.
2. Turn your POD Go device off and on. 
3. Reconnect the USB cable.
4. Launch Line 6 Updater. 
5. Select your device and try updating to the latest firmware again.
In rare circumstances, you may need to enter update mode on the POD Go and try the recovery steps above again. This is done by holding down the PAGE > button on boot up. You then have to select your POD Go device from the list of products that appears and try the update again.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2025-01-21 10:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210007">POD Go</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210008">POD Go Wireless</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release id="13315">
        <version>3.83</version>
        <build_string>HX One Firmware</build_string>
        <filename>HX_One_v3.83.0a_0xc12f13f1.hx1f</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2025-10-28 09:45:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250005">HX One</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
    </release_list>
  </softwaredef>
  <softwaredef type="app" name="POD HD400 Edit">
    <url></url>
    <release_list>
      <release action="autorun" id="3621" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.01</version>
        <build_string>POD HD400 Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD400 Edit v1.01 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD400 Edit software is a free editor/librarian application for your POD HD400. This application makes editing, saving and sharing your POD HD400 Tones a snap. Once installed, all you'll need is to connect your POD HD400 to your computer is the included USB cable (remember USB hubs aren't supported!), and you'll have total control over your new POD HD with an easy to understand, fun to use graphic interface.
The Advanced Users Guide for POD HD400 Edit is available at http://line6.com/dispatch/index.html?page=manuals&appid=2097217573]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-09-30 09:11:38</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140001">POD HD400</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="4033" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.03</version>
        <build_string>POD HD400 Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD400 Edit v1.03 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD400 Edit v1.03 is a FREE software update that is highly recommended for all POD HD400 users. If you are a POD HD400 owner, please download and install the latest version of Line 6 Monkey software and use it to update your POD HD400 Edit software. Once you've connected your POD HD400 to your computer via USB port (hubs are not supported) Monkey will recognize your unit and take you through the update process. The Line 6 Monkey application may be downloaded at http://line6.com/software/index.html?name=Line+6+Monkey&submit_form=set&submit_query=Show%3A.
POD HD400 Edit v1.03 RELEASE NOTES:
What's new since v.1.02?
-Compatibility with POD HD400 Firmware 1.31 and above
-Additional amp models 
-Additional amp model parameter control 
-Existing amp models appended with 'Brt/Nrm' where appropriate
-Updated User Guide
-Numerous bug fixes for enhanced stability and operation
FAQ For more information about POD HD400, the POD HD knowledge base can be found at http://line6.com/community/community/support/pod_support/pod_hd?view=documents.
The Advanced Users Guide for POD HD400 and POD HD400 Edit Pilot's guide can be found at http://line6.com/dispatch/index.html?page=manuals&appid=2097217573.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-05-12 12:34:50</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140001">POD HD400</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="5179" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>2.01.0</version>
        <build_string>POD HD400 Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD400 Edit v2.01.0 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD400 Edit v2.01 RELEASE NOTES
POD HD400 Edit v2.01  is a FREE software update that is highly recommended for all POD HD400 users. If you are a POD HD400 owner, please download and install the latest version of Line 6 Monkey software and use it to update your POD HD400 Edit software. Once you've connected your POD HD400 to your computer via USB port (hubs are not supported) Monkey will recognize your unit and take you through the update process. The Line 6 Monkey application may be downloaded at http://line6.com/monkey.
What's New? Support for:
"Plexi Lead NRM" and "Plexi Lead BRT" HD guitar amp models
"Solo 100 Clean", "Solo 100 Crunch", and "Solo 100 Overdrive" HD guitar amp models
"Line 6 Doom", and "Line 6 Epic" HD guitar amp models
"Flip Top" HD bass amp model w/ eight new mic choices for the "Flip Top" cab model
"Vintage Pre" HD mic preamp model
"Hard Gate" advanced noise gate
Cabinet Bypass (Cab model: none)
Bug Fixes
Synth-O-Matic model has 8 waves but shows 9 in the Editor - Fixed
Crash when system language is set to Russian (Mac only) - Fixed
FX Loop may increase in level after save - Fixed
Editor may ignore saved cab model and load default cab model instead - Fixed
FAQ For more information about POD HD400, the POD HD400 FAQ can be found at http://line6.com/community/community/support/pod_support/pod_hd?view=documents.
The Advanced Users Guide The latest version of the Advanced User's Guide for the POD HD400 can be found at http://line6.com/support/manuals/.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-07-17 10:16:29</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140001">POD HD400</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="5687" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>2.02</version>
        <build_string>POD HD400 Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD400 Edit v2.02 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This minor update includes the latest driver and Line 6 Monkey.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2013-09-25 10:55:46</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140001">POD HD400</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
    </release_list>
  </softwaredef>
  <softwaredef type="app" name="Spider Valve MkII Edit">
    <url></url>
    <release_list>
      <release action="autorun" id="3128" app_quit="false">
        <version>1.03</version>
        <build_string>Spider Valve Edit</build_string>
        <filename>Spider Valve MkII Edit v1.03 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Spider Valve MkII Edit requires flash memory v1.50 or greater.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-03-11 09:48:59</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120006">Spider Valve MkII 112</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120007">Spider Valve MkII 212</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00120008">Spider Valve MkII HD100</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
    </release_list>
  </softwaredef>
  <softwaredef type="app" name="POD HD Pro Edit">
    <url></url>
    <release_list>
      <release action="autorun" id="4217" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.05</version>
        <build_string>POD HD Pro Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD Pro Edit v1.05 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD Pro EDIT v1.00 is a FREE Editor/Librarian which allows you to edit and save presets using your POD HD Pro connected to a computer. 
POD HD Pro EDIT v1.00 RELEASE NOTES If you are a POD HD Pro owner, please download and install the latest version of Line 6 Monkey software and use it to make sure you keep the Editor/Librarian (and other related software) up to date. The Line 6 Monkey application may be downloaded here: http://line6.com/software/ 
FAQ
For more information about POD HD Pro, the POD HD knowledge base can be found here: http://line6.com/support/community/support/pod_support/pod_hd?view=documents
The Advanced User's Guide for POD HD Pro Edit can be found here: http://line6.com/support/manuals/
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-09-13 09:19:40</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="4375" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.06</version>
        <build_string>POD HD Pro Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD Pro Edit v1.06 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Release notes can be found at:
http://line6.com/support/docs/DOC-2526]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-11-22 10:16:17</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="4643" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>1.08</version>
        <build_string>POD HD Pro Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD Pro Edit v1.08 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Go to http://line6.com/software/index.html to see the release notes.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-02-17 09:57:26</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="4838" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>2.00</version>
        <build_string>POD HD Pro Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD Pro Edit v2.00 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD HD Pro Edit v2.00 RELEASE NOTES
POD HD Pro Edit v2.00 is a FREE software update that is highly recommended for all POD HD Pro users. If you are a POD HD Pro owner, please download and install the latest version of Line 6 Monkey software and use it to update your POD HD Pro Edit software. Once you've connected your POD HD Pro to your computer via USB port (hubs are not supported) Monkey will recognize your unit and take you through the update process. The Line 6 Monkey application may be downloaded at http://line6.com/monkey. 
What's New?
Support for:
"Plexi Lead NRM" and "Plexi Lead BRT" HD Guitar Amp Models
"Flip Top" HD Bass Amp Model
Eight New Mic Choices for the "Flip Top" Cab Model
"Vintage" HD Mic Preamp Model
Cabinet Model Deep Edit Parameters
Variable Impedance Settings
FAQ For more information about POD HD Pro, the POD HD Pro FAQ can be found at http://line6.com/community/community/support/pod_support/pod_hd?view=documents.
The Advanced Users Guide The latest version of the Advanced User's Guide for the POD HD Pro can be found at http://line6.com/support/manuals/.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-04-03 12:50:56</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="5379" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>2.21</version>
        <build_string>POD HD Pro Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD Pro Edit v2.21 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-10-16 11:28:01</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="5690" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>2.23</version>
        <build_string>POD HD Pro Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD Pro Edit v2.23 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This minor update includes the latest driver and Line 6 Monkey.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2013-09-25 10:56:06</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="6251" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>2.26</version>
        <build_string>POD HD Pro Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD Pro Edit v2.26 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This version of POD HD Pro Edit adds support for HD Model Packs.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-04-09 11:30:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="8560" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>2.27</version>
        <build_string>POD HD Pro Edit</build_string>
        <filename>POD HD Pro Edit v2.27 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This update includes bug fixes and optimizations.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-09-10 12:50:07</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00140004">POD HD Pro</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
    </release_list>
  </softwaredef>
  <softwaredef type="app" name="POD Farm 2">
    <url></url>
    <release_list>
      <release action="saveas" id="3654" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>2.02</version>
        <build_string>POD Farm Installer</build_string>
        <filename>POD Farm v2.02 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This installer provides a complete software package for POD Farm 2, the powerful amp and effects modeling plug-in for recording guitarists, delivering the industry-standard tone of POD to your DAW. Also included is the POD Farm standalone application, which features ToneDirect Monitoring for low latency performance on supported Line 6 devices.
Please Note: POD Farm 2 is a paid upgrade for current POD Farm owners. The plug-in and stand alone app will not function unless you purchase a POD Farm 2 license.   If you activated POD Farm on or after October 1st 2009, you are eligible for a FREE POD Farm 2 license.  POD Farm owners who activated POD Farm before October 1st 2009 may be eligible for a discounted POD Farm 2 license (limited 30 Day promotion expires 4/30/10).  Run the Line 6 Monkey or log in to your Line 6 account and go to the web store to redeem your special offer.
New version 2 features include: Flexible FX Routing, Intuitive MIDI Learn, POD Farm Elements Plug-Ins, Post-Amp Mic Pres, Automation Assignments, Set Lists, and more!  For the complete POD Farm 2 feature set see http://line6.com/podfarm
Fixes included in 2.02:
A dialog indicating incorrect authorization information has been fixed.
The installer includes these components:
POD Farm plug-in (v2.02) for AU, RTAS and VST 
POD Farm standalone application (v2.02), with support for POD Studio, TonePort and GuitarPort 
POD Farm 2 Basic User Guide
Device drivers (v4.1.1.7) for all supported devices 
Driver Control Panel for Line 6 devices (v3.42) 
Line 6 Monkey intelligent updater (v1.34)
Please read the POD Farm 2 Basic User Guide for instructions on getting POD Farm up and running once it's installed.
Online help is available in English and other languages http://line6.com/support/manuals/
System Requirements and known issues are available at http://line6.com/community/docs/DOC-1855
A list of supported devices and upgrade paths is available at http://line6.com/community/docs/DOC-1856.
*Users who received a POD Farm license during the September 2009 FREE POD Farm offer are ineligible for FREE upgrade offers.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2010-10-21 11:51:10</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00100000">iLok</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="saveas" id="4147" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>2.51</version>
        <build_string>POD Farm Installer</build_string>
        <filename>POD Farm v2.51 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This installer provides a complete software package for POD Farm 2.5, the premium tone plug-in that adds world renowned POD tone to any DAW.  It includes support of POD Farm 2.5 Standard and Platinum model sets, as well as POD Farm Free.  
New in POD Farm 2.5:
Hardware Independence. 
Use POD Farm 2.5 with any USB audio interface. We recommend POD Studio(tm) interfaces. They have the lowest latency and best signal-to-noise ratio for guitarists.
POD Farm Free. 
Record with POD tone for free! Try the trial version for as long as you want. If you like it, upgrade to POD Farm 2.5. 
Standalone Version.
Just grab your guitar, fire up POD Farm 2.5 and rock. No need to launch your DAW or instantiate a plug-in (unless you want to). 
64-bit Support.
POD Farm 2.5 now supports the latest 64-bit operating systems. 
POD Farm 2.51 contains fixes for the following issues:
- Inputs for Tone A and B not visible
- POD Farm 2.5 FREE models replace PF 1.12 models
- Authorized Line 6 Hardware fails to authorize models in Propellerhead Record
- Computer ID inconsistency within a single computer
The installer includes these components:
POD Farm 2.5 plug-in for AU, RTAS and VST
POD Farm standalone application
POD Farm 2.5 Basic User Guide
Device Drivers for all supported devices
Driver Control Panel 
Line 6 Monkey intelligent updater
Line 6 License Manager
Please read the POD Farm 2.5 Basic User Guide for instructions on getting POD Farm up and running once it's installed. 
Online help is available in English and other languages at http://line6.com/support/manuals/. 
Please note, POD Farm 2.5 is a free upgrade for owners of POD Farm 2.  A list of supported devices and upgrade paths is available at http://line6.com/community/docs/DOC-1856. 
Minimum System Requirements:
1GB RAM
1GB free HD Space
Hard Drive Speed 5400rpm (7200rpm or faster recommended)
CD or DVD drive
Windows RTAS/VST compatible
Windows
Pentium IV 1.4 GHz
Windows XP (SP3)
iLok
iLok versions require iLok USB Smart Key (not included) and an  Internet connection for activation]]></notes>
        <release_date>2011-06-23 15:26:37</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware>No Hardware Required</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00100000">iLok</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="saveas" id="5003" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>2.52</version>
        <build_string>POD Farm Installer</build_string>
        <filename>POD Farm v2.52 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[POD Farm 2.52 contains fixes related to PC authorization, and model decryption when using Line 6 H/W authorization.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-06-07 10:46:38</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080004">TonePort KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080002">TonePort UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080003">TonePort UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080009">TonePort UX8</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00100000">iLok</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="saveas" id="5197" app_quit="prompt">
        <version>2.53</version>
        <build_string>POD Farm Installer</build_string>
        <filename>POD Farm v2.53 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This release is bundled with Line 6 Monkey version 1.59 and Line 6 License Manager version 1.06]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-07-24 15:17:51</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080001">GuitarPort</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000d">POD Studio GX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000c">POD Studio KB37</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000a">POD Studio UX1</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0008000b">POD Studio UX2</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0000">POD X3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0002">POD X3 Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030002">PODxt</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030005">PODxt Pro</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080006">TonePort DI-Gold</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080005">TonePort DI-Silver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00080008">TonePort GX</hardware>
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        <release_date>2012-08-29 13:44:02</release_date>
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        <notes><![CDATA[This POD Farm release includes the latest driver and Line 6 Monkey versions.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2013-10-22 10:05:40</release_date>
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        <notes><![CDATA[This POD Farm release includes minor bug fixes.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2014-03-04 14:53:59</release_date>
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        <notes><![CDATA[This update adds support for Windows 10.
Due to a driver incompatibility, the following devices will not operate with the POD Farm stand-alone application in ASIO host mode on Windows 10:
PODxt series
PODX3 series
PODHD series
For more information please see http://line6.com/support/page/kb/_/pod/pod-farm-asio-driver-incompatibility-with-windo-r751.
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        <notes><![CDATA[<h2>Helix Stadium 1.3.1</h2> <p>This update includes 5 new Agoura amp channels from 2 new amps, Line 6's new Proxy cloning engine, additional features, improvements, and bug fixes and is strongly recommended for all Helix Stadium users.</p> <h3>New Amps in 1.3</h3> <ul> <li>Matchstick 30 (Ch 1, Ch 2 and Jumped channels), based on the Matchless DC 30</li> <li>Mandarin Rock 3 (Normal and Overdrive channels), based on the Orange Rockerverb 100MKIII</li> </ul> <h3>New Features in 1.3</h3> <ul> <li>Proxy Cloning Engine - 1.3 introduces Phase 1 of Line 6's all new Proxy cloning engine, which lets you capture the virtual DNA of your favorite gear.</li> <li>Cab IRs Per Snapshot - As with Helix/HX, different Cab IRs in Stadium can now be recalled per snapshot.</li> <li>Song Flag Automation - Select flags are now correctly recalled at any point in the song instead of only engaging when passing the flags' locations</li> <li>MIDI Note Flags</li> <li>MIDI Recall of Playlists, Songs, and Markers</li> <li>MIDI Control of Song Playback</li> <li>Global Settings > Songs > Song Play</li> <li>Global Settings > Songs > Looper Stops With Song</li> </ul> <h3>Improvements/Bug Fixes in 1.3</h3> <ul> <li>Numerous improvements and many, many bug fixes</li> </ul> <h3>Improvements in 1.3.1</h3><ul> <li>Updated Proxy Cloning source signals to improve accuracy with some target devices, especially when rolling down the input level.</li></ul><p>See the full release Helix Stadium Release Notes at line6.com for details.</p> ]]></notes>
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        <notes><![CDATA[<h2>Helix Stadium 1.3.2</h2> <p>This update includes 5 new Agoura amp channels from 2 new amps, Line 6's new Proxy cloning engine, additional features, improvements, and bug fixes and is strongly recommended for all Helix Stadium users.</p> <h3>New Amps in 1.3</h3> <ul> <li>Matchstick 30 (Ch 1, Ch 2 and Jumped channels), based on the Matchless DC 30</li> <li>Mandarin Rock 3 (Normal and Overdrive channels), based on the Orange Rockerverb 100MKIII</li> </ul> <h3>New Features in 1.3</h3> <ul> <li>Proxy Cloning Engine - 1.3 introduces Phase 1 of Line 6's all new Proxy cloning engine, which lets you capture the virtual DNA of your favorite gear.</li> <li>Cab IRs Per Snapshot - As with Helix/HX, different Cab IRs in Stadium can now be recalled per snapshot.</li> <li>Song Flag Automation - Select flags are now correctly recalled at any point in the song instead of only engaging when passing the flags' locations</li> <li>MIDI Note Flags</li> <li>MIDI Recall of Playlists, Songs, and Markers</li> <li>MIDI Control of Song Playback</li> <li>Global Settings > Songs > Song Play</li> <li>Global Settings > Songs > Looper Stops With Song</li> </ul> <h3>Improvements/Bug Fixes in 1.3</h3> <ul> <li>Numerous improvements and many, many bug fixes</li> </ul> <h3>Improvements/Bug Fixes in 1.3.2</h3><ul> <li>Additional bug fixes</li></ul><p>See the full release Helix Stadium Release Notes at line6.com for details.</p> ]]></notes>
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        <release_date>2020-06-23 09:56:49</release_date>
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          <os name="Windows 10"/>
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          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200002">AMPLIFi 150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200007">AMPLIFi 30</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200001">AMPLIFi 75</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200003">AMPLIFi FX100</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200005">AMPLIFi TT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110003">FBV3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200006">Firehawk 1500</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200004">Firehawk FX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0021000b">HX Stomp XL</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210003">Helix Control</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210007">POD Go</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210008">POD Go Wireless</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00230001">Powercab 112 Plus</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00230002">Powercab 212 Plus</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190104">Relay G10 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190103">Relay G10 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190109">Relay G10S Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019010a">Relay G10TII Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190100">Relay G70 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190101">Relay G75 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190102">Relay TB516 G</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220002">Spider V 120</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220005">Spider V 20</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220003">Spider V 240</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220004">Spider V 240HC</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220000">Spider V 30</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220001">Spider V 60</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="10957" app_quit="false">
        <version>1.24</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Updater</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Updater v1.24 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This version of Line 6 Updater adds support for Catalyst amplifiers.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-02-15 10:13:07</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200002">AMPLIFi 150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200007">AMPLIFi 30</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200001">AMPLIFi 75</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200003">AMPLIFi FX100</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200005">AMPLIFi TT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250002">Catalyst 100</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250003">Catalyst 200</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250001">Catalyst 60</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110003">FBV3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200006">Firehawk 1500</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200004">Firehawk FX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0021000b">HX Stomp XL</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210003">Helix Control</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210007">POD Go</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210008">POD Go Wireless</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00230001">Powercab 112 Plus</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00230002">Powercab 212 Plus</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190104">Relay G10 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190103">Relay G10 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190109">Relay G10S Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190100">Relay G70 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190101">Relay G75 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190102">Relay TB516 G</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220002">Spider V 120</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220005">Spider V 20</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220003">Spider V 240</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220004">Spider V 240HC</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220000">Spider V 30</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220001">Spider V 60</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="11222" app_quit="false">
        <version>1.25</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Updater</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Updater v1.25 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This release adds support for DL4 MkII]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-04-07 12:11:07</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200002">AMPLIFi 150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200007">AMPLIFi 30</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200001">AMPLIFi 75</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200003">AMPLIFi FX100</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200005">AMPLIFi TT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250002">Catalyst 100</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250003">Catalyst 200</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250001">Catalyst 60</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250000">DL4 MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110003">FBV3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200006">Firehawk 1500</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200004">Firehawk FX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0021000b">HX Stomp XL</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210003">Helix Control</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210007">POD Go</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210008">POD Go Wireless</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00230001">Powercab 112 Plus</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00230002">Powercab 212 Plus</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190104">Relay G10 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190103">Relay G10 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190109">Relay G10S Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190100">Relay G70 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190101">Relay G75 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190102">Relay TB516 G</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220002">Spider V 120</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220005">Spider V 20</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220003">Spider V 240</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220004">Spider V 240HC</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220000">Spider V 30</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220001">Spider V 60</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="11375" app_quit="false">
        <version>1.26</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Updater</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Updater v1.26 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This Line 6 Updater release is recommended for updating firmware of Relay G10TII transmitter, Relay G10 receiver, and Relay G10S receiver.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-07-19 11:00:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200002">AMPLIFi 150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200007">AMPLIFi 30</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200001">AMPLIFi 75</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200003">AMPLIFi FX100</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200005">AMPLIFi TT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250002">Catalyst 100</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250003">Catalyst 200</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250001">Catalyst 60</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250000">DL4 MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110003">FBV3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200006">Firehawk 1500</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200004">Firehawk FX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0021000b">HX Stomp XL</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210003">Helix Control</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210007">POD Go</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210008">POD Go Wireless</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00230001">Powercab 112 Plus</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00230002">Powercab 212 Plus</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190104">Relay G10 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190103">Relay G10 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190109">Relay G10S Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019010a">Relay G10TII Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190100">Relay G70 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190101">Relay G75 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190102">Relay TB516 G</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220002">Spider V 120</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220005">Spider V 20</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220003">Spider V 240</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220004">Spider V 240HC</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220000">Spider V 30</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220001">Spider V 60</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="11556" app_quit="false">
        <version>1.27</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Updater</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Updater v1.27 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This update includes minor bug fixes.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2022-10-20 11:56:35</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200002">AMPLIFi 150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200007">AMPLIFi 30</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200001">AMPLIFi 75</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200003">AMPLIFi FX100</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200005">AMPLIFi TT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250002">Catalyst 100</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250003">Catalyst 200</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250001">Catalyst 60</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250000">DL4 MkII</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110003">FBV3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200006">Firehawk 1500</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200004">Firehawk FX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0021000b">HX Stomp XL</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210003">Helix Control</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210007">POD Go</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210008">POD Go Wireless</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00230001">Powercab 112 Plus</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00230002">Powercab 212 Plus</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190104">Relay G10 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190103">Relay G10 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190109">Relay G10S Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019010a">Relay G10TII Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190100">Relay G70 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190101">Relay G75 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190102">Relay TB516 G</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220002">Spider V 120</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220005">Spider V 20</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220003">Spider V 240</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220004">Spider V 240HC</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220000">Spider V 30</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220001">Spider V 60</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="autorun" id="12239" app_quit="false">
        <version>1.28</version>
        <build_string>Line 6 Updater</build_string>
        <filename>Line 6 Updater v1.28 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[]]></notes>
        <release_date>2023-10-05 09:59:13</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows 7"/>
          <os name="Windows 8"/>
          <os name="Windows 10"/>
          <os name="Windows 11"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200002">AMPLIFi 150</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200007">AMPLIFi 30</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200001">AMPLIFi 75</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200003">AMPLIFi FX100</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200005">AMPLIFi TT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250002">Catalyst 100</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250003">Catalyst 200</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00250001">Catalyst 60</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00110003">FBV3</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200006">Firehawk 1500</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00200004">Firehawk FX</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210005">HX Effects</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210006">HX Stomp</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0021000b">HX Stomp XL</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210001">Helix</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210003">Helix Control</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210004">Helix LT</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210002">Helix Rack</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210007">POD Go</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00210008">POD Go Wireless</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00230001">Powercab 112 Plus</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00230002">Powercab 212 Plus</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190104">Relay G10 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190103">Relay G10 Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190109">Relay G10S Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0019010a">Relay G10TII Transmitter</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190100">Relay G70 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190101">Relay G75 Receiver</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00190102">Relay TB516 G</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220002">Spider V 120</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220005">Spider V 20</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220003">Spider V 240</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220004">Spider V 240HC</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220000">Spider V 30</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00220001">Spider V 60</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
    </release_list>
  </softwaredef>
  <softwaredef type="app" name="Variax Workbench">
    <url>/variaxWorkbench/</url>
    <release_list>
      <release action="link" id="536">
        <version>1.00</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Variax Workbench v1.00 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This is the 1.00 Download version.  It supports the Variax USB interface as hardware connection.  Subsequent releases (initially, Beta) will allow use with PODxt Live (firmware version 2.13 or greater required) and Vetta II combo and HD (running firmware versions >2.1) or Vetta units retrofitted with the Variax Digital Interface (same firmware version minimum requirement).]]></notes>
        <release_date>2005-04-04 11:39:06</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070000">Variax</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070004">Variax 300/600</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00700001">Variax USB Interface</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="link" id="750">
        <version>1.1</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Variax Workbench v1.1 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[Use Variax 500/700 firmware 3.05 or Variax 300 firmware 3.07 and perform updates using Line 6 Monkey 1.08.
This release provides support for use through VUI, PODxt Live and Vetta II Combo & HD.  Please make the connection between a Variax and VDI host (PODxt Live/Vetta II) using _only_ a Line 6 VDI cable - other CAT5/6 Ethernet cables (RJ45 connectors) can damage the jacks on the Variax or VDI hosts and may void your warranty in that regard.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2005-07-29 12:12:03</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070000">Variax</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070004">Variax 300/600</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00700001">Variax USB Interface</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030008">Vetta II Combo</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030009">Vetta II Head</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="link" id="1222">
        <version>1.50</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Variax Workbench v1.50 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[**What's new** - Added Model editing support for the Acoustic Variax 700.
The required minimum firmware and driver versions are:
Variax Acoustic 700 version: 3.25
Variax Electric 300/500/600/700 version: 3.10 
*Vetta II combo & HD firmware: 2.11 or later PODxt Live: firmware 2.14 or later 
PODxt Live driver version: Windows XP - 2.6.8.0
Known issues: 
1. Variax Acoustic 700 Device Firmware/Flash Memory (DF/FM) update is only required if you intend to use Workbench. Updating the DF/FM will overwrite all the existing Variax Acoustic Patch settings, replacing them with new factory default settings. If you have created custom Alt. tuning settings that you want to be able to re-create it is recommended that you document your settings before updating your guitar.
2. The Variax Acoustic 700 has two banks of patches in its memory- Factory and User. The Factory patches cannot be edited, they are permanent. The User bank of patches can be edited and these are the patches that you work with when using Workbench.
3. Line 6 Edit can be run at the same time as Workbench when interfacing through a PODxt Live. Vetta II does not support this.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2006-04-06 16:03:00</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070000">Variax</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070004">Variax 300/600</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070001">Variax Acoustic</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00700001">Variax USB Interface</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030008">Vetta II Combo</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030009">Vetta II Head</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="link" id="2106">
        <version>1.54</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Variax Workbench v1.54 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This version of Variax Workbench adds support for POD X3 Live.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2008-04-03 16:42:14</release_date>
        <os_list>
          <os name="Windows XP"/>
          <os name="Windows 2000"/>
          <os name="Windows Vista"/>
        </os_list>
        <hardware_list>
          <hardware midi_id="0x000c0001">POD X3 Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x0003000a">PODxt Live</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070000">Variax</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070004">Variax 300/600</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00070001">Variax Acoustic</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00700001">Variax USB Interface</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030008">Vetta II Combo</hardware>
          <hardware midi_id="0x00030009">Vetta II Head</hardware>
        </hardware_list>
      </release>
      <release action="link" id="2481">
        <version>1.58</version>
        <build_string></build_string>
        <filename>Variax Workbench v1.58 Installer.exe</filename>
        <notes><![CDATA[This version of Variax Workbench adds support for POD X3 Pro.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2009-01-29 15:28:49</release_date>
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Tyler Variax
PODHD 500
Java 6
64 bit versions of Windows]]></notes>
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        <notes><![CDATA[This version adds support for the POD HD Pro.]]></notes>
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        <notes><![CDATA[This release is to maintain version consistency between OS platforms]]></notes>
        <release_date>2012-07-26 13:28:02</release_date>
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        <release_date>2022-04-26 12:00:00</release_date>
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        <notes><![CDATA[Variax Workbench(tm) HD is the companion editor for the James Tyler(r) Variax(r) guitars with Variax HD firmware.  The all-new Workbench(tm) HD software lets you mix and match body styles, pickups, components and more to create unique instruments or revered classics.  Thanks to a variety of customer-requested features, you have even more control when tweaking existing HD instruments or creating new ones from scratch.  Think of it like your own personal custom shop for James Tyler Variax.
Workbench HD is available as a download from http://www.line6.com/software or from within the Line 6 Monkey firmware installer application.  Workbench HD is compatible with all James Tyler Variax guitars that have been updated with the Variax HD firmware V2.0 or greater.
The Variax Workbench HD installer and Variax Workbench HD software provide instructions for setting up your computer, guitar and the included hardware and software.  Please run the installer or the Variax Workbench HD software to view these instructions.  You must connected to the Internet to perform this installation.
PLEASE NOTE: The James Tyler Variax guitar must be connected to your computer via the Workbench VDI-to-USB interface in order to use Workbench HD.
Known issues:
-Workbench HD does not support computer connections via POD HD devices.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2013-08-15 09:56:22</release_date>
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        <notes><![CDATA[This FREE update of Variax firmware and Workbench software addresses a selection of performance issues and is recommended for all owners of James Tyler Variax guitars.
Workbench HD v2.10 adds:
Workbench HD functionality when connected to POD HD500, POD HD PRO, POD HD500X, POD HD Pro X
Much faster initial sync between Workbench HD and Variax
Bridge and Middle pickups are now combined correctly
About Workbench Software
Variax Workbench(tm) HD is the companion editor for the James Tyler(r) Variax(r) guitars with Variax HD firmware.  The all-new Workbench(tm) HD software lets you mix and match body styles, pickups, components and more to create unique instruments or revered classics.  Thanks to a variety of customer-requested features, you have even more control when tweaking existing HD instruments or creating new ones from scratch.  Think of it like your own personal custom shop for James Tyler Variax.
Workbench HD is available as a download from http://www.line6.com/software or from within the Line 6 Monkey firmware installer application.  Workbench HD is compatible with all James Tyler Variax guitars that have been updated with the Variax HD firmware V2.0 or greater.
The Variax Workbench HD installer and Variax Workbench HD software provide instructions for setting up your computer, guitar and the included hardware and software.  Please run the installer or the Variax Workbench HD software to view these instructions.  You must be connected to the Internet to perform this installation.
PLEASE NOTE: The James Tyler Variax guitar must be connected to your computer via the Workbench VDI-to-USB interface or VDI-to-POD HD-to-USB in order to use Workbench HD.
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2014-04-22 14:15:31</release_date>
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        <notes><![CDATA[Adds support for Variax Standard
]]></notes>
        <release_date>2015-02-18 15:30:06</release_date>
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-Support for Variax Shuriken
-Support for Variax connection through Helix (Helix firmware 2.20 or later required)]]></notes>
        <release_date>2017-03-30 11:59:19</release_date>
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        <notes><![CDATA[Workbench HD v2.14
Release Notes:
Added support for Shuriken Variax SR250. Clarified onboard tuning presets in preset manager to read Guitar Alt Tuning Presets.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2018-06-20 11:55:05</release_date>
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        <notes><![CDATA[Enables Alt Tuning Preset Manager "Position" column to dynamically update in order to match connected guitar's tuning knob silkscreen.]]></notes>
        <release_date>2019-03-12 13:20:06</release_date>
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        <notes><![CDATA[This is the installer for RiffWorks 2 - Line 6 Edition. RiffWorks software will run in demo mode without the save and mixdown functions. Purchase a License Key at www.line6.com/store to activate these features.
If you are upgrading from RiffWorks version 1, you must purchase an activation code for this upgrade at www.line6.com/store. A complete installation guide is available at http://line6.com/riffworks/version20.html, whether you are updating from RiffWorks version 1 or installing for the first time.
This installer includes Sonoma Wire Works RiffWorks software and the Demo Session for the InstantDrummer. Once you've completed this install, you can grab separate installers for:
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- A multitrack demo song]]></notes>
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Line 6 Driver 3.4.3.1 or later is required with this version of RiffWorks.]]></notes>
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</softwaredef_list><purchasebundlecategory_list/>	<eula><![CDATA[Software License Agreement

IMPORTANT: BY ACCEPTING, INSTALLING OR USING ANY PART OF $PRODUCT (THE SOFTWARE), YOU ARE AGREEING TO ALL THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS AGREEMENT AND CONSENTING TO BE BOUND BY AND BECOME A PARTY TO THIS AGREEMENT.  IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO ALL THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS AGREEMENT, OR CANNOT COMPLY WITH THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS, DISCONTINUE THE INSTALLATION PROCESS AND YOU WILL HAVE NO AUTHORITY TO USE THE SOFTWARE. 

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The Agreement is effective until terminated.  Either party may terminate this Agreement upon written notice to the other party.  Line 6 may also terminate this Agreement immediately, without prior notice or liability, if you breach any of the terms or conditions of this Agreement.  All sections of this Agreement which by their nature should survive termination will survive termination, including, without limitation, warranty disclaimers and limitations of liability. 

5. WARRANTY DISCLAIMER
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED AS IS WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND AND LINE 6 DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT.  SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW LIMITATIONS ON HOW LONG AN IMPLIED WARRANTY LASTS, SO THE ABOVE LIMITATION MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU.

6. LIMITATION OF LIABLITY
NOTWITHSTANDING ANYTHING CONTAINED IN THIS AGREEMENT OR OTHERWISE, LINE 6 WILL NOT BE LIABLE WITH RESPECT TO ANY SUBJECT MATTER OF THIS AGREEMENT UNDER ANY CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE, STRICT LIABILITY OR OTHER LEGAL OR EQUITABLE THEORY FOR ANY INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, EXEMPLARY OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES OF ANY KIND.  SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, SO THE ABOVE LIMITATION AND EXCLUSIONS MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU.

7. EXPORT RESTRICTIONS
You acknowledge that the Software, or any part thereof, or any process or service that is the direct product of the Software (the foregoing collectively referred to as the Restricted Components) are of U.S. origin. You agree to comply with all applicable international and national laws that apply to these products, including the U.S. Export Administration Regulations, as well as end-user, end-use and destination restrictions issued by U.S. and other governments.  

8. MISCELLANEOUS
The failure of either party to exercise in any respect any right provided for herein will not be deemed a waiver of any further rights hereunder.  If any provision of this Agreement is found to be unenforceable or invalid, that provision will be limited or eliminated to the minimum extent necessary so that this Agreement will otherwise remain in full force and effect and enforceable.  This Agreement will be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the state of California without regard to the conflict of laws provisions thereof.  Both parties agree that this Agreement is the complete and exclusive statement of the mutual understanding of the parties and supersedes and cancels all previous written and oral agreements, communications and other understandings relating to the subject matter of this Agreement, and that all modifications must be in a writing signed by both parties, except as otherwise provided herein.  No agency, partnership, joint venture, or employment is created as a result of this Agreement and you do not have any authority of any kind to bind Line 6 in any respect whatsoever.  In any action or proceeding to enforce rights under this Agreement, the prevailing party will be entitled to recover costs and attorneys' fees.  All notices under this Agreement will be in writing and will be deemed to have been duly given when received, if personally delivered; when receipt is electronically confirmed, if transmitted by facsimile or e-mail; the day after it is sent, if sent for next day delivery by recognized overnight delivery service; and upon receipt, if sent by certified or registered mail, return receipt requested.
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