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Good day Stadium XL Friends --- I know this has been mentioned numerous times, at least back shortly after launch, but could some attention be given to try to 1) try to fix whatever keeps dropping my WiFi from Stadium XL to Edit, or 2) make it possible that we can have continuous USB connection so we don't drop connections. It always happens when you're really trying to get some stuff loaded for a gig, or some other project that works easier for many of us when we are connected to Edit and not wanting to manually do several items. For example, I'm on a 1 Gig line that usually will report speeds around 700-800mbps, thus you would think there's plenty of headroom to handle Helix Stadium communications. Today I have rebooted computer, rebooted the Modem and Router 2x, turned off and back on the Stadium XL unit 6-7 times, restarted the Stadium Edit 6-7 times. It would make my day if I could simply keep my Stadium XL linked to Edit throughout most of the day, like most of my other wireless devices stay connected. Please don't take this as griping or whining. I'm 64 years old and have worked with computers on the job, etc just like many of you for years. I just wish this could be resolved. The Stadium XL is a great product, that's why I've chosen Line 6 every single time since the POD 2.0 Bean, POD X3 Live, XT, HD500 series, original Helix in 2015 and now the Stadium XL! (Oh, I forgot I owned a Spider Amp years ago and the Vetta II Amp about 20 yrs ago! Now that amp was a beast!) Thanks for listening and I hope others see this issue as well, and that I'm not the only one! Kind regards, Geetar42

Hi everyone, I am writing this post as a concerned Mac mini M4 user. Every time I open POD Go Edit, macOS repeatedly warns me that this software will soon lose support because it still relies on Intel architecture (Rosetta translation). Apple will eventually drop Rosetta entirely, and the POD Go community on modern Macs will be left completely stranded. We need an official statement or an update: When is Line 6 planning to release a native Apple Silicon version of POD Go Edit? Furthermore, the user interface (UI) feels incredibly outdated and clunky for modern desktop standards. Navigating the software feels like a chore rather than a helpful tool for musicians. The POD Go is an amazing piece of hardware, but the desktop software experience is severely lacking and falling behind the competition. Please, Line 6 team, give us a modern, native app that matches the quality of the pedalboard itself. Who else is facing these constant macOS warnings? Let’s bump this up so the dev team takes notice.

The Apple silicon chips have been out since 2020, after 6 years, L6 should really be releasing software to support this natively. even the latest helix stadium software is still not released with native builds. I haven't installed rosetta and don't plan to on my M3 macbook air, i have an old intel macbook from 2008 that still works and runs the software. I really don't understand why companies like L6 don't have modern software chains, this is basic stuff that should be addressed quickly - It's not exactly a surprise that they're doing this (did i mention the Apple silicon chips have been out for 6 years?).