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No, controller assignments are not limited by DSP. DSP is allocated whenever a block (amp, cab, FX, ...) is added to a preset. Every block has a distinct DSP requirement whether it is on or off and regardless of what controllers are assigned to it. Each new block adds to the preset DSP load. When there is insufficient remaining DSP for a specific block to be added that block is greyed out in the block selection list.

Hello Somebodyelse! Success! Thanks for the help! I followed your instructions: 1. I updated the firmware of my Pod to 1.4 with the Updater Software 2. Performed Factory Reset 3. Install the latest version of the Pod Go Edit software and used it to update my Pod Go Firmware to 2.0.1. I was in serious panic mode the other day but I'm back in business! Thanks for the help! Al

It's possible and simple: get familar with the manual - it explains how to do parallel paths. Put blocks for one amp input on Path A and blocks for the other amp input on Path B. Use the mixer block to pan hard left and right so that blocks on Path A are go to Out L and Path B blocks to Out R. Then connect Out L with one amp input (e.g. Bass 1) and Out R with another (e.g. Normal 1).

Hollie -- OK, at my computer. You don't really need Smart Controls. Just use an Automation lane .... its as easy as automating Volume in a track. 1) in Logic, make sure you've selected Show Automation (from the main menu, its at Mix>Show Automation). 2) in the audio channel where you've got your Helix plug-in, use the Automation pull-down menu to select Helix Native, then you should see a list of available automations (Knob 1 - 16, etc .... and Snapshot Index .... etc). Select Snapshot Index. 3) You should then have an automation lane for Snapshot Index, with a line at the bottom for #1. You can click on the line to select other Snapshot numbers, at the time you want them to be in effect. That's it, really. I'm assuming you're using the latest version of Helix Native. I'm using 1.82 in this example, but I think any 1.8X works just fine. Hopefully you'll be in Snapshot Automation Bliss soon. Below are some more screen shots I took when writing this up that might help....