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Sounds fun...I have your part 1 patch somewhere, maybe time for me to check it again.

What i will miss: - the better audio device (Valeton only supports 44.1 KHz) - The Mic in with 48 volts - Parametric EQs as blocks, not only as global EQ - Some unusual patches like the organ patch from Glenn de Laune - Quality of some effects, especially when it comes to pitch shifting and polyphonic things. So enjoy your devices, they're really something great.

I want to say goodbye to the forum, as i sold my Helix today after 10 years. Thanks a lot for your great support and also thanks to line 6 for buiding a great device and supporting it in a hilarious way ,keeping it up to date for 10 years - this doesn't exist often in the modern world. And it also keeps the value high, while electronics normally loose almost everything when they get outdated. Why i sold it? Honestly, the Helix was always way over the top to what i need and what i can handle. So many possibilities of course create a certain complexity and i never really lerned how to use it in the full range. So til now, it was difficult and took a long time to me to dial in tones. I just now went to a much simpler device (Valeton GP200), far below the abilities of a Helix (wich i mostly dodn't need). Therefore it's more intuitive to use (of course - because of much less possibilities) and i get faster sounds wich sounds good to my ears. But therefore it's mch cheaper, smaller form factor, lighter..... What i will miss:

Update: Helrig for Android is out Quick update for anyone following this thread: Helrig for Android is now on Google Play. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.helrig With your Helix or HX connected over USB to an Android phone or tablet, you can: open the preset the pedal is playing and edit it live read your setlists off the pedal save presets to any slot (Helrig keeps the old slot content first, so you can put it back) manage the IRs on the pedal open, edit and convert presets between Helix and HX, with or without a pedal Needs Android 7.0+ with USB OTG and a cable or adapter. Setup and cables: https://helrig.com/helix-editor-mobile What’s free and what isn’t: Free: the app, and opening, editing and converting presets. No account needed. Connecting to the pedal over USB needs Helrig Connect, a one-time license inside the same app (not a second app, not a subscription). One license covers the Android and desktop apps. Helrig Pro (yearly) includes Connect plus the cloud library. Supported: Helix Floor, LT and Rack, HX Stomp, HX Stomp XL and HX Effects. Not Helix Stadium (yet). iPad: the code is ready and waiting on a USB permission from Apple. No date. As always, bug reports and questions are welcome here. Helrig is an unofficial, independent project, not affiliated with or endorsed by Line 6 or Yamaha.