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It does sound like a feasible way to do things - maybe that's the way L6 can implement this feature in the future! I am of an age though where I never trust what I read on the internet, and yet even with my inherent wariness, I find myself more and more reading the AI response to a Google search, where before I would always skip past it. Thing is, at least WE know that it's very possibly inaccurate, right?! The majority of people out there probably never stop to think about whether what they're reading is true or not - Confirmation Bias is everywhere these days! (in fact it's the very basis for the algorithms used by companies like YouTube and Amazon etc)

I did submit a feature request via product feedback. I also went ahead and programmed my MC8 Pro for the time being. It has 8 buttons, so I programmed in Stomp A, Stomp B, Combo, Presets, Snapshots, 2 specific presets, and tuner. That is on bank 1 of the MC8, bank 2 could just be 8 specific presets, for example. This has some overlap with FC6 on the Helix Stadium. One thing that is nice with the separate midi switcher is you can stay in Stomp A or Combo mode and switch to specific presets without exiting the mode on the Helix footswitches. One button switching between any modes is very convenient.

Thanks for reporting back. Overall I’ve found AI to be helpful but it’s given me lots of inaccurate info too.

Sounds like it could work, but sadly doesn't - you get as far as step 2; if you click on the musical note icon to try to open Song view, all that does is open the window to drag and drop files to create a new song. So step 3 doesn't even exist, ie there's no way to double tap on a song and load it in to an editor of any kind

Ha ha! I shall proceed with caution on this matter!

@RJKole This may be a dumb question. How did you go from 2.92 to 3.71? I know I had to go up incrementally until I got to one of the early 3.xx version. Also, once I got to 3.01 or 3.11 I would always backup, reset the helix to default, upgrade, restore from backup, allow the helix to update my patches, then proceed to the next update in order following the same procedure. I know at some point there was place you could not bypass incremental firmware updates and a place where you could. I just don't remember. You can search the Helix history to determine the exact firmware version you can bypass. However, my main question is did you go straight from 2.92 to 3.71 or did you do incremental updates and follow the backup-reset to default-restore-allow patches to update procedure? Again, forgive me if you did follow the early update and backup-reset-restore-update procedures. Thanks, jpd EDIT: you can use the link @datacommando provided to read all the firmware update caveats leading to my probably over the top method when I applied the updates.