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Everything posted by ReverendLove
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You wind me up. Don't you?
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Please excuse ny cluelessness but being a non native Ebglish speaker I want to know what means OG.
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First of all: Happy new year dear comrades Just being curious I grabbed my nearly 20 year old laptop with Win 7. I Installed the Helix Stadium app, I didn't exprct this to work. But it installed the app amd the drivers. Helix Sradium reports on the USB bus the same stupid devive "Helix SradiumBulk Transfer". So I have the same issue on four completely different installations on three fundamental different devices. Windows only reports names connected devices send to it. It does not invents them. Something is basically wrong with the units sent to me or with the line 6 usb driver "L6WinUsb.inf" The Stadium driver "l6Stadium.inf" works fine as expected. I am fighrtng with the support since end of November and went no step further. My patience is wabing...
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Stadium XL Major Bug: No Sound after switching presets
ReverendLove replied to swhitlow's topic in Helix Stadium
Sadly the support has the attitude to repel their customers who have isssues which atrn't solved with their stabdard responses. At rhe end they blame it on me or my systems. No, I ain't disappointed it only confirms line 6 is n danger losing its spirit. I fear I've blown the money. -
I'm here again. I sent the mentioned unit back to my dealer and some days later I got a new one. Before I connected it to my PC I deleted everything related to Line 6 amd reboot. I installed the Helix Stadium applicatiom (1.2) and let is install all three items. Switched the PO off. Connected the Stadium to my WLAN and did an update. It was on 1.0 and aften on 1.2. So far so good. Then I connected it to my PC and switched it off, Switched on the PC and when it was ewady I started the Stadium. Tasaaa! This bastard "Helix Sradium Bulk Transfer" was there again in other (unknown) devices. Before I decided to throw all rhese annoying machines through the closed window I tried the following: I did a completely new install of windows 11 on the PC and attached omly keyboard, mouse monitor and LAN. Everything else was pulled out. Then I installed the Helix app and reboot. Pushed in the Stadium and there it is there again: "Helix Sradium Bulk Transfer" in other (unknown) devices. Sane thing on my other PC (Win 10) I am wondering what they may have in common what can caus this issue - completely different machines... I'm getting very tired. Happy XMas rverybody!
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Yes, I am familiar with those sfc / dism commands. But they did not help. As I mentioned in my opener shortly I build a "new" PC from my hardware vaults and installed a virgim WIN10 22H2. It has attached no devices but keyboard, mouse and monitor. This PC has exactly the same issues as the Win11 machine whem I install the Jelix Stadium hard- and soffware. I guess Helix Stadium is missing a fimal step of ptoduction here and it is not really broken.
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Thank you so much for your effort showing all this. All the USB stuff you showed is missing but these shown below and the scary "Helix Stadium Bulk Transfer" (BTW: How did you insert the pictures in your post?) In Line6 Cebtral I see only my old HD500 licenses and in Windows Control Center -> Line 6 Audio-Midi Devices abdolutely nothing Anyway: I called my dealer and he recommended to return the device. Thing is: I can get a new one at the earlies beginnin of 2026. What a torture
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Thanks for trying to help. You don't sound ignoramt. Thing is: The standard drivers for midi and audio just work as the asio driver does. Communication with wifi even works. So it's unlikely my usb ports are the cilprit. But in Line6 Central and and Line6 Audio-Midi Device Control (System Control ) is nothing present. They're empty. I cannot ignore this issue as Line6 decided to make firmwase updafes on USB. That will not work here because Line6 Central does nothing and Helix Sradium App crashes immediately connecting to usb.
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Dear ladies and sirs Wednesday last week I reported this issue. Now we (mostly me) are poking around this issue stupidly. Support insists on "This is am unknown issue.". Very helpful. I consider this as clueless nonsense as someone has made this device and its representatiom. I tried every USB-port, did an install/uninstall circle four or five times and even build a new Wim10-machine from my device vaults but this shows the same issue as my actual Win11-machine. I am a line6 customer over 20 years but now I am really scared ny this obvious quality isuue and the ignotance or shiftlessness of the European support.
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I have a DT25. The DTs have Line6 Link. So I guess it will need the sddon device like Variaxrs do.
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Hd500/x *full* Internal Midi Implementation Table (fx Params, Etc)
ReverendLove replied to rebolleda's topic in POD HD
I am sure you cannot access those parameters directly. The manual says: "This Appendix covers the MIDI features available for your POD® HD500 device. POD HD500 will respond to incoming MIDI messages for remote access of its assignable Footswitch & Pedal Controllers, and for loading Banks & Presets. POD HD500 also outputs Bank & Program Change messages when navigating Set Lists and Presets. POD HD500 additionally includes the ability to function as MIDI Controller device, with its footswitches and Expression Pedals capable of sending customized MIDI commands." -
Hi Jeff, that belongs to the effect you put in the fx loop. As a rule of thumb: If you want to use your own - say wah pedal, pitch shifter, compressor or fuzz, you probably want to put it in the front of the POD's fx chain. If you have fx like delay or reverb, I would put them on the end. With modulation fx like flanger, trem. phaser or vibrato it is a question of taste, but I would put them before fx like eq, delay and reverb.. Finally the good thing is you can do what you want. It is a matter of experimenting, trial, error and taste. Good luck
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It is on page 5 of the system setup. Read the manual p.2.8. Bit depth is always 24bit.
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A clean twin deluxe is a good starter's choice and there is no such thing as too much reverb. Use the '63 spring reverb. Then add a slapback delay to it: That means the tube echo with a short delay time (60-120ms) and very little feedback.
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Can't Flash To 2.0
ReverendLove replied to roryac30's topic in James Tyler Variax Guitars / Workbench HD
Yes, they don't use the usual color code order. But that does not matter, as long as they use a one to one layout. And that is what they do. A crossover as I mentioned before won't work with the interface, because it has no one to one order. And while the interface delivers no power to the variax it wouldn't destroy it. I did it accidently and as expected: Nothing happened. But simply don't try it. Maybe I just had good luck. BTW: I would also check the little golden pins in the female connector of the interface and the variax. Probably use some switch cleaner. -
Can't Flash To 2.0
ReverendLove replied to roryac30's topic in James Tyler Variax Guitars / Workbench HD
Yes, You have to use a normal network CAT5 ethernet cable with RJ45 connector. Take care that all wires are connected. Generally that is the case. The variax digital cable and the box connection cable are simple CAT5e ethernet cables - no mojo in it. Don't use a crossover cable. That won't work. -
Can't Flash To 2.0
ReverendLove replied to roryac30's topic in James Tyler Variax Guitars / Workbench HD
Did you try another RJ45 cable? Any network cable should work. I remember having some trouble with the dlivered cables. -
Sorry, arislaf. I gave you a bad reputation point by accident. Would you please give me one bad too, because I don't know how to fix it and I don't want that the universe implodes? So we keep it in balance. I usually don't give bad reputations but for massive aggressive attacking people personally and you definetely didn't do that. TIA.
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Creating Models From Scratch
ReverendLove replied to sudiptasingh's topic in James Tyler Variax Guitars / Workbench HD
How should that work? Every single part, the bodies, the pickups even the pots and caps are represented as mathematical formulas and algorithms. That is called physical modeling. So: From scratch means that you build your own mathematical rules such as for an active pick up. That isn't anything what a consumer can do unless he is a firmware programmer and at the same time an engineer for electronics, mechanics and acoustics. Yes. The only solution would be to hack the code of the firmware.