ezut

Szuper. The best update. Thanks.

16 hours ago, datacommando said:

Hi ezut,

 

It is not a problem if you all your places are full. You can save them all in different ways, first you can save the whole contents as a bundle,  secondly you can save each setlist individually, or finally, you can export each preset one at a time.

 

I will suggest that you simply save one of your Setlist to you computer. Next import the Factory 1 setlist, from the link I gave earlier, to replace the setlist you saved. You will find the Artist Presets are the ones with the names in ALL CAPS in the Factory 1 list. If there is a preset in the Artlists presets that you want to keep, just export that as a single preset which you can load to whichever place you want it to be.

 

If you don’t like any of them or don’t want keep any of them - overwrite them with your setlist that you saved earlier.

 

Once you fill all the places in HX Edit you can save, swap, duplicate, change and remove or replace as many as you wish, whenever you wish by saving them to you computer. It can never really be full.

 

Hope this helps/makes sense.

 

If you are unsure about importing setlists see here from 3:35

 

 

Thanks. I'll try this.

I don’t know why you don’t understand that all my places in Helix are full. And I have a lot of work in the tones in it. And I would just exchange one or one, which I like again.
That's why I dared to ask. But I’m already sorry, slowly it really takes more time. I thought I was getting a meaningful answer to my question, but just the education goes, and they looked at me stupid.
Anyway, let's leave it all. Forget my question. I'm sorry I robbed someone of your time.

Maybe someone wouldn’t put them on Customtone.
I'd be grateful for.

Yes, I was interested.

I didn’t want to do advertising, but I see I have to describe it because a lot of people don’t really understand what and why I asked. A company called Choptones makes very good usable tones for different effects (though not for free) I was thinking that they might be new or not as good as the old ones.
I think it’s not a subjective opinion that what’s basically put into a factory tone is zero. I didn't buy the Helix for a long time because of this.
And when I bought it, I spent a lot of hours programming.

Thanks

I asked with no offensive intent. For me, my LT is full of my own tones and it takes a long time to untie them.
I would only do it if it was worth it. If it is worth the same as the old factories, it will be unnecessary work and a waste of time.

If they might be like what they sell in the market, it’s different.
  I'm happy with the 3.0 update and thanks to Lin 6.

I would like to inquire from someone who has updated to performer tones. Is it worth it?

How good are they?

Thank you all for taking the trouble and answering.
According to them, I need to put the presets in order.
The trouble is, I’m lazy and that’s why I asked if there was no way to save directly.
All right, I’ll start and discard my unused presets.

I've used up the factory presets. I know there are few people like me. But it is. I also use more guitars and more amps because I am involved in several projects. And I use a different kind of setting for each of these.
Sure, some of the saved presets are less good, but I only find out if I’ve already compared it to the new one and then dare to delete it.

2 hours ago, cruisinon2 said:

 

Unless you delete it after the fact,  the patch is always going to exist on the LT, no matter where else you save a copy. You can then write over that same slot on the LT if you wish, but then you can't actually use the patch that you just went to the trouble of creating, because it only exists on your computer. What good is that? Don't worry, theres plenty of storage space on the hardware...you're not gonna run out.

But it's already sold out. The problem is that I'm sorry to save it to the LT, because I don't know by heart which disposable preset, so I'd save it to the machine first. Then later, if I found a place, I'd save it there.

2 hours ago, cruisinon2 said:

 

Hacsak nem törli a tényt, a javítás mindig létezik az LT-n, függetlenül attól, hogy hova menti másolatát. Ezután átírhatja ugyanarra a résszel az LT-t, ha akarja, de akkor nem tudja használni azt a javítást, amelynek létrehozásával éppen csak gondot okozott, mert csak a számítógépén létezik. Mire jó ez? Ne aggódjon, rengeteg tárhely van a hardveren ... nem fog elfogyni.

De már elfogyott.

Thanks.Super.

Hi there. There is a problem that when changing presets, the new preset always comes in at full volume. This is not always good. On my old POD HD300 pedal, this did not work. It brought the volume level to the same position as the pedal was when switching. Is there a global setting for Helix to switch like this?

Thanks.That was helpful to me.

Thanks.

Thanks. If I understand correctly, is low impedance recommended for sc pickup and higher for humbucker?

Then why the rest? I do not understand.I thought there is some recipe for what to use for sc pickup or humbucker.

Does anyone know a good recipe for when to set the "In-Z" parameter on the input?

Thank you Line6, from a grateful customer

Thanks