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Nobody is able to answer this yet. Neither the Helix Stadium app nor Helix Stadium Native are able to load Helix Marketplace assets yet. That will come in time but no date has been announced. Here’s the relevant statement in the current Helix Stadium manual: As of this writing, Helix Marketplace premium presets and IRs are not supported. They will be, but unfortunately, we have no timeline to share. And in the current Helix Stadium Native manual: Original Helix presets purchased from the Line 6 Marketplace are not supported in Helix Stadium Native at this time.

If I'm understanding you, you can't use Helix as an Audio Interface because the Helix ASIO driver is incompatible with your ARM based laptop? If that is the case, you have two options. Well, 3 if you want to try ASIO4ALL, but it sucks and you won't like the latency. assuming it works, not likely. 1 - Sell the ARM based laptop and get a proper x86 laptop. I know, money is tight and why would anybody want to buy it? IDK, I wouldn't, but you did.... 2 - Look for an Audio Interface with an ARM compatible ASIO Driver. According to the Focusrite website, the 4th Gen Scarlett interfaces are ARM64 compatible. Scarlett interfaces are excellent for home use and much more affordable than many "PRO" interfaces such as RME, and higher quality than cheaper options like Behringer. I've been using a 2nd Gen Scarlett 18i20 for ages. You can use Helix as a MIDI CONTROLLER with Native, but that won't help if you can't get audio into your laptop. You don't need MIDI DIN ports on the interface as Reaper can bring in MIDI over USB. I THINK the L6 MIDI driver should be compatible (it's "Class Compatible" and works fine with my iPad), but you might want to open a support ticket and ask.

The Auto Connect toggle at the bottom of the start-up window is set to On and lit green, but I am forced to connect manually. Except... Totally unlike the experience which led to my Friday post above, I had zero problems with the connection yesterday and it was on all day! WHAAT?! It even connected automatically (which it ironically did not do this morning). It made me wonder if Line 6 had surreptitiously sent an update. The only thing that I know changed since Friday is a Windows update. If that was responsible, then I'll take it. If today is similarly successful, then I will try the Carvin wireless pair again and let you know.

Nothing to lose, and you will get an answer on that point.

When I have my Helix connected to the computer and am running HX Edit, HX Edit frequently crashes and when that happens I cannot change my presets, and sometimes sounds. Restarting HX Edit, then closing it fixes the "stuck" problem. So maybe the fact that you're connected with a USB cable causes this problem. So I'm wondering if you had HX Edit running, which caused this. Or if not, if it's simply the USB cable being plugged in.

Does this happen OUTSIDE of LOGIC - for instance, connected directly to your monitors or through headphones?

This post explains one cause of firmware updates/recoveries failing for the Line 6 POD Go. Hope this can help someone. TLDR: prior to updating firmware, shutdown any and all applications that could conceivably use audio. I rented a POD GO a couple of days ago, and the firmware was still at 1.40.1, so soon as I connected to POD GO Edit, it prompted me to update it to 2.0. Unfortunately the firmware update failed. POD Go Edit said it "updated successfully", but the screen on the POD GO device itself just continued to say "Updating..". I'm a software developer, and I know interrupting a firmware update is a big no no, so I went away and came back 30 minutes later. It was still stuck on "Updating..". At this point I sighed, turned the unit off and on, and it wouldn't boot past the "LINE 6 POD GO" screen (still shows firmware at 1.40.1). I tried a factory reset, but it doesn't get past the "Will reset Globals, Presets, IRs..." screen The steps I took were as follows: installed Lined 6 Updater It doesn't see the device. Also tried another USB Cable and alternate USB port. Tried booting POD GO holding "Page >" button. Line 6 Update now sees the device, but the firmware update fails. Will try a different computer later. Tried a different computer. No luck. (this is actually very interesting, which will become apparent later) The solution: Actually read the instructions presented in the Line 6 Updater (I know, I know, RTFM!). The first instruction provided by the Line 6 Updater is: "Shut down any programs that use audio or connect to your POD Go device, like DAWs, iTunes, Spotify, video games, etc." So I opened task manager, and saw that Spotify.exe was actually running in the background, so I killed that. I also killed MS Teams and WhatsApp Desktop. Tried the Updater again, and it worked! The reason I mentioned earlier that it was interesting the update failed on the other laptop, is that it didn't have any of those applications installed. It did however have Discord installed. I suspect that was the culprit.