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theElevators: Thank you. I agree that for something a s simple as the example I provided, assigning the two blocks to a footswitch with one bypassed and the other unbypassed is the simplest solution. However, I was interested in exploring toggling between paths A and B for more complex chains of blocks. bbehrens: Thank you. The method you described worked perfectly. What I was missing was setting the Min to A 100 and the Max to B 100 for Route To in the Bypass/Control so that the toggle alternates between the A 100 state and the B 100 state.

I am trying to use a Split>A/B block to toggle between two different effects. For purposes of example, path 1A contains a tremolo effect and path 1B contains a delay (see uploaded image). Path 1B splits from path 1A using a Split>A/B block and then merges back with Path 1A right after the delay block. I am hoping to toggle between either the tremolo or the delay. I do not at any time want to hear both; I want to hear only one or the other. According to the online Helix Stadium manual (bold and underline emphases are mine): Split > A/B allows for tactile control over which path your signal is routed to—Path A (upper) or Path B (lower). Tip: Assign this parameter [Route To] to a Stomp switch to create an A/B toggle switch, where each press switches between the two paths. I have assigned the Split>A/B block to a footswitch but I cannot get this to work. No matter how I configure the Route To parameter, I hear both effects. The signal is being routed through paths 1A and 1B in parallel as opposed to toggling between 1A and 1B. I am new to Helix Stadium and there must be something I am not understanding. Any insights or suggestions appreciated!

I have imported a large number of third-party impulse responses into my Helix Stadium XL and they are organized by vendor, speaker, cab, and microphone in nested folders. Example: Celestion>G12M Greenback 20>Closed 4x12>Royer 121>G12M 20 Greenback 121 Bal.wav. To the best of my understanding, it is not possible to copy folders in the Librarian in the Helix Stadium app on MacOS otherwise I would have first created a "template" folder structure and pasted it repeatedly and then edited the folder and sub-folder names appropriately before importing the individual IRs. Because of this, I created and named each folder and sub-folder individually which took over an hour. Is there any way to export the entire folder structure and preserve the nesting and folder names? I seem to only be able to use Export if the actual IR .wav files are selected; it is greyed out if a folder is selected. Alternatively, is there any way to import a set of nested folders to which I can then copy the individual IRs? Any other option I have not considered? I am interested in doing this (i) as a backup and (ii) to troubleshoot some issues related to the footswitches and scribble strips being non-operational sometimes when I turn the unit on; I was considering a factory reset to see if that fixes that problem. Thanks.