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@littlespaceman Could you use a different midi channel for the iPad with StageTraxx 3? I do not have StageTraxx so I am just spit-balling here.

This is probably a good question for Line 6 support. It would be great to hear their answer. I personally like the baility to use the notes feature. That way I remember if I use a single coil or humbucker style guitar as well as the amp type/cab or combo/ tonal setting configuration / microphone if used - etc.

@boynigel You could just buy the ferrite clips, knowing your cord's diameter, for getting a few options when using various other types of power cords. https://www.amazon.com/Topnisus-Anti-Interference-High-Frequency-Suppressor-Diameter/dp/B01E6PLXZU?th=1

@boynigel What amplifier do you have? I only ask to see if there is some 3rd party interface device that could convert your footswitch signal(s) to MIDI. I found one for my Mark V:35 that works well. My JP-2C has MIDI capability so that was easy. The other way to find out may be to open a ticket with Line 6 support and have them determine if the standard Helix Stadium (non-XL) will work as you want. jpd

I could not get my computer USB-A to work with the USC-C on the Stadium. I can't remember right now where in the manual I read this but I can only use a USB-C to USB-C connecter from host to Helix to get this to work. Even using an adapter would not work. Not much of a help but hope you get further than I did.

Here is a video for you to watch.

If you don't want to use Wi-Fi or it isn't your thing, then you can check the specs in the Helix Stadium XL manual to see if the following link is the hardware you may want to try. I am not nor can I guarantee any hardware will work. But I have heard of users trying various USB-A to Ethernet adapters as the online Stadium XL manual suggests. This i just so you can see a picture of an adapter and determine your best choice. https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/USB-Ether--startech-usb31000s-usb-3.0-type-a-to-gigabit-ethernet-adapter?mrkgadid=&mrkgcl=28&mrkgen=&mrkgbflag=&mrkgcat=&acctid=21700000001645388&dskeywordid=2317218003829&lid=92700080591304514&ds_s_kwgid=58700008754779696&ds_s_inventory_feed_id=97700000007215323&dsproductgroupid=2317218003829&product_id=USB-Ether&prodctry=US&prodlang=en&channel=online&storeid=&device=c&network=g&matchtype=&adpos=largenumber&locationid=9052326&creative=708550342073&targetid=pla-2317218003829&campaignid=21566857885&awsearchcpc=1&gclsrc=aw.ds&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=21566857885&gbraid=0AAAAAD_RQYnt_2TQAte1SwlmcyxGF6PAw&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIyJC-pOStlQMVNR6tBh3m-g-nEAQYBCABEgJUV_D_BwE You will still to follow the subnet rules for the computer & Stadium regardless of type of connection (Wi-Fi or physical.)

@joeloduca Check the current time is correct for your area under your settings and make sure you do not use 2FA for logging in for the time being. Use manual settings for the time if needed. jpd

@scottbuonanno I had a similar issue and discovered my matrix settings, for whatever reason, had changed for the XLR & 1/4" out while the headphone level was still set properly. I was able to get the sound back but to this day it is still a mystery. Of course that happened on an earlier version of the firmware. The latest hasn't given me any grief yet. Good luck. jpd

@MojoAxe Thanks for discovering a workable "workaround" solution for now. I believe this may the culprit for a few more threads I've read. If Line 6 isn't close to the next firmware update I hope they include the corrective solution when the next firmware upgrade is released. Otherwise it will be in the following. jpd

@PoolieFritz My personal choice is Deoxit for the cleaner. It has never let me down.

@bigfishcatcher I believe the USB A is only, at this time for a connection to a USB-A to RJ45 network cable adaptor. From the manual USB A: Connect a USB Ethernet-to-USB A adapter (sold separately) to connect to a network for internet access (as an alternative to using Stadium’s built-in Wi-Fi)—see Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and Bluetooth Connectivity. USB-C®: Connect to a macOS or Windows computer to use Helix Stadium as a multi-in/out, 24-bit audio interface, with DI, re-amping, and MIDI functionality built right in.

@ilLando Have you sent these requests via https://line6.com/company/contact/productfeedback/ ?? Line 6 doesn't monitor this user forum for these type of requests (normally). jpd

@mdyas So, the 2290 is quite a work horse. Having said that, I do not know how the 2290 circuits work but from a theoretical POV you could setup a linear path using a modulation block of your choosing after the Duck Delay or a parallel path based upon whether or not you want the delay itself to only have the modulation or if you want to have the guitar signal split between the Duck and the modulation FX for individual adjustments separate from one another. Just my thoughts. As always, you and your ears are truly the most important aspect in creating the sound you want to use with your artistic nature when any answer to your question is formulated. ;-) jpd

@shirsathaniket Are you using the Stadium XL USB-C connection to USB-C on your mac?