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Knowledge Base: http://line6.com/support/page/kb/_/effects-controllers/helix/helix-xlr-outputs-and-48v-phantom-power-r771

Totaaly agree with this! I thought it would be clear that the patches were already dialed in - and then using GEQ (at first) for the live setup... Guess this was a bit ambiguous ;)

I know and work with IK Amplitube, NI guitar rig, Bias FX and some more. Again, I'm really happy that the L6 crew did such a great job and so I don't have to care of IR cab tweaking so much with Helix :) ! I use IR's for tweaking acoustic sounds in the first place...

...yeah, brother...

Then it is better to use (already looped) backing tracks...

... that's what I apprehended :P All right, when I listen to music, there is of course a different 'feeling', when I hear something louder, deeper, harsher, [...] I did a lot audio engineering and believe me - for every 'feeling' you will find an explanation that has to do with physical laws. Even for the ostensible mysterious feelings in a bathtube ;) .

The esoteric part(y) has just begun :D . I like to play in my bathtub - wow, what a broadcast :lol:

[First of all (in case you don't know): Turn off the phantom power in your Behringer channel.] EQing can be really tricky and needs a lot of experience... Anyway, my approach is always trying to use the Global EQ first - this does it in many cases. But you have to find your solution with your setup!

I guess that the L6 team spent a whollotta bunch of time in finding the right combination(s) of amps & cabs for even different purposes... The 'search for the right IR' ends up very often in going back to the included cabs - that's my experience with Helix (for about 6 month). Of course every combination of amp / cab / real speaker / room is different - but I'm very happy that I don't have to change permanently IR's (because they did such a good job) !!! Tweaking the global EQ does it for me almost every time... And: I have so much more time to play :D

We're talking about * timing (which is a lifelong training task for all musicians) and * syncing / clocking which refers to the technical aspect of looping. You can use perfect loopers (equipment) having no success as long as your timing is not well trained. You can have perfect timing but you won't come off as long as your looper hardware / software is not good enough... You really need both to 'sleep better' ;)

As with any cable, you can find better VDI's (there are many manufacturers, actually). You can use a modeled guitarsound and the sound of the mags simultaneously (only via VDI cable and e.g., Helix). And, there is something like http://line6.com/support/manuals/jtv69s

Sorry!!

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I would like to know if L6 really appreciates Glenn's work... He's doin' such a great job - and therefore: Vote for Glenn : http://line6.com/support/user/47950-gangsterusa/ ;)

...and for you guys, too: Check out this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u38HcVMHZ-M The fun part starts after 0:33 secs

Fools seldom differ (or great minds think alike): Was searching for this movie, too - you made it ealier :D @R_J_Randall: Check out the 'violating' after 0:33 sec.

Humph... Maybe there's again an 'easteregg-alike' shortcut.. DI, please help us!

It was an apple :mellow: Dentist found in this forum; told me to be brave :lol:

It's hard (almost impossible) to synchronize two hardware loopers / players / whatever without using a https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIDI_beat_clock The longer the loop keeps looping, the more likely you'll hear that 'chaos'

Hey, folks, take some chill pills ;) Helix seems to be almost 'unbreakable', and there are obviously very few users that hat bad luck and got a faulty unit (they mostly complain about squeaking pedals :P ). Tell you what's really bad: Think I got a broken tooth :unsure:...

The AUX input has 10MΩ . Anyway, I got better results (with all my active instruments) using the adjusted regular guitar input.

+1

Then vote for it: http://line6.ideascale.com/a/dtd/Footswitch-Setlist-Selection/817812-23508

Already heard it 'cause I made a shortcut to https://www.youtube.com/user/Spam9sucks Man, I love your playin'!

Although using modelers as long as you do, I wouldn't agree to this. Helix has the most intuitive UI by now - and I never needed less time to build usable tones. And sometimes it is not useful to compare the incomparable :P