mforester

Thank you for the update and also happy to see the Boss SD-1 added, just what I needed.

I use Slowhand which works great for slowing down YouTube videos and creating loops.

Forgive me if this has already been answered but I've not been able to find this topic in the forum so far. I have a Helix Rack and Helix control. Within my presets I want to assign a footswitch to toggle between an amp model (Vox AC30) and a real amp (Vox AC4C1-12). This way I can play from headphones with the amp model or direct to the amp. I was hoping to avoid having two presets for everything, one with the amp model only and the other direct to the amp only. Thank you!

Pacific Radio carries what you need. You need a panel like this one below and some Neutrik or other brand connectors of your choice. Middle Atlantic Universal Connector Pannel https://www.pacrad.com/middle-atlantic-equipment-accessories-uni-1.html

I'm going to be using these: Korg SDD-3000 pedal, H9 Max, Sobbat SD-1, Arc Effects Shephard, 3Leaf Audio Wonderlove Deluxe and Korg A3. Not all of these will be in the loops initially, I may eventually get an Effects Gizmo to solve that though. I might add my BeatBuddy too.

The intro to Ultraviolet in this cover has a great example of the Shimmer effect used by Edge -

I'm a bit of a newbie to all of this so excuse my suggestion if not useful. Mission Engineering just came out with the SP-H9 which is an expression pedal designed specifically for use with the Eventide H9. Could you use something like this to just keep the H9 preset and loop on and just use the pedal as a volume control and move it to heel down (no volume) when you don't need it?

You have the 80ohm or the 250ohm?

I'm close to buying a Helix Rack, I have Beyerdynamic 770 Pro 80ohm headphones will they be an issue or do I need to buy the 250ohm now?

Great questions, I have a Korg SDD-3000 pedal, a Timeline and an H9 that I want to use in the same way and would like to know how others have set this up.

I use one of these with my POD HD500x and with an adapter should work fine with Helix. Too bad Bluetooth wasn't integrated into the Helix for this purpose since the AmpliFi has it and it would have only added a few bucks to the unit's cost. http://www.amazon.com/Atill-Multipoint-Connection-Bluetooth-Headphone/dp/B016EY639W