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Yes, but a template is just that - how to ROUTE a signal for a desired result. You have to know how you want the signal to travel from INPUT(s) to OUTPUT(s). How it SOUNDS depends upon your understanding of the routing (split types, pans, levels) in relation to the effects and settings you use. It's helpful to have the manual handy when analyzing the templates for suitability to your desired outcome.

GR was never my favorite amp sim, but its routing capabilities were its standout feature. Also had some crazy effects. I loved the Psyche Delay! Unfortunately, NI was mainly into synths.

IIRC, it's one of the new features of Stadium.

Why ask us? We don't work for Line 6. Nobody here knows anything. OK, here's my guess. Eric Klein (Chief Product Design Architect - Digital Igloo on The Gear Page) continues to say that there WILL be at least one more update for Helix. If anybody knows, he does. When that happens, look for an update to Native. Meanwhile, sign up at The Gear Page and frequent the Digital and Modeling Forum. There's also a Facebook place where he hangs out, but I don't do Facebook, so search.

had a quick look at the EBS manual. Maybe this? BLEND sets the mix level between the clean channel and drive channel when the drive channel is active. To jump between the Clean and Drive channels, set this knob to the max position and set the Serial switch to Off.

From any preset that uses IRs, you can scroll the IR name in the IR Block, and the full name is displayed along with its position in the IR list. The dropdown arrow displays the full list in scrollable form.

Then it has MIDI DIN ports and all you need is a controller with DIN ports and a MIDI DIN cable of an appropriate length. If you choose to go wireless then you'll need a wireless to MIDI DIN adapter. I don't recommend wireless. I find it to be undependable on a good day. YMMV. Catalyst Edit continues to work with a USB cable to whatever computer/iThingy that you're currently using.

As is often said, the devil is in the details, and you didn't specify the model of your Catalyst. Since the connections are not obvious, I'll assume that you have a Catalyst 60, which does not have a MIDI DIN Port. To use MIDI you'll either need a HOST (a computer, iPhone or iPad), a MIDI controller that doubles as a HOST. or a HOST "box". Amazon.com: M-VAVE Chocolate Plus MIDI Footswitch Controller Pedal, 4 Buttons, USB Compatible, APP Control, Portable : Musical Instruments I've never used this, so read everything you can find about it. AFAICT, you should be able to simply connect a USB-B to USB-C cable from your Cat60 to the Chocolate+ and use the wireless app to program it. If you choose to go this way, buy it from a store with a no-questions-asked return policy. It's non-host version gets good reviews on The Gear Page. If you have an iPhone/iPad (idk about androids) you can connect directly and the iThingy will serve as a host. I recommend getting a powered hub instead of direct connect, else usable time will be limited by the battery in your iThingy. I use this with my iPad: Amazon.com: Anker USB C Hub, 5-in-1 USBC to HDMI Splitter with 4K Display | 85W Max PD, 1 Powered USB-C 5Gbps & 2 Powered USB-A 3.0 5Gbps Data Ports, for MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, Dell and More (Black) : Electronics You can also connect a standard (non host) MIDI controller using one of these: Amazon.com: CME H2MIDI Pro Compact USB Host MIDI Interface | Router, Filter, Mapper, 32-Bit Processor, Dual Power Mode, Minimal Size, For Guitarists & Producer : Musical Instruments There are other products at various prices in all of the above categories. I suggest that you do your due diligence before deciding which way to go.

I see that you posted and deleted two questions, so if you're still wondering, the devices I mentioned will allow you to select any of the 12 presets, plus control any of the FX. I'm not familiar with the specific 2-button switch you referred to, but normally they only control preset up/down.

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When you click the track FX button, the window that opens, containing the FX, is what I call the FX UI, because it is where the User Interacts with the FX. Each effect has a checkbox next to the effect name. Make sure that checkbox is checked.

What DAW are you using? I'm using Reaper, and the Snapshot won't change unless Stadium is ACTIVE/ENABLED (checked in the FX UI).

No. You need a cheap 4 button MIDI pedal such as Hotone Ampero Control (what I use) or MVAVE Chocolate.

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SAVE PRESET AS opens the Presets folder in Windows Explorer and you have the option to create a new User folder where you can save presets. They just only created the USER 1 Folder as a default.