Stratman999

I did the same a few years ago, the Zoom FP02M pretty much only works on Zoom units, definitely  not Helix

For Hank's sound it is all about the mids, treble basically off, cut needs to be high (or mids high) and bass to taste. if not quite right use a eq to boost lower mids

Why are you making fun of this poor man's issue? Just because your unit is working fine, doesn't mean this issue isn't genuine. Please grow up if you have nothing constructive to say! You wouldn't be laughing and making fun if it was your unit.

Thanks Klaim, I will have a look and post if I find anything.

Hi, thanks for your reply.

You're right I should have checked, I did a search on google, but nothing, so went ahead. I suppose the purpose of this is to see if anyone is using HX edit with Windows 11, but also to alert people  certainly for me it isn't working. Has anyone seen anything from line 6 about Windows 11 compatibility? As I have said I couldn't find any. I know Line 6 and USB issues can be problematic.

I have a Surface Pro X and have been using it with Windows 10 with no issues, I have now upgraded to Windows 11 and now it won't connect, I have deleted and reinstalled HX Edit but still the same. Has anyone else had problems with Windows 11? As I have said it worked fine with Windows 10 so nothing to do the usual with leads, hubs etc. Any help will be appreciated.

I do have other two other Multi FX apart from my Helix and there were no problem with their editors, however Helix is the one I use most and is my main unit

Thanks in advance.

I had this some years ago, it wasn't my guitar setup. My guitar sounded awful in ear. eventually the bass player turned the input trim/level on the mixer down. `Bingo great sounding guitar, basically the input signal was overloading the preamp causing tinny distortion . Hope this helps. 

Sounds like you got the fbv express (4 big buttons) not the fbv shortboard which has many buttons. The shortboard is the only one which will allow you access to all presets. Hope this helps.

Yes you are wrong, the FBV shortboad allows you to easily access all 100 presets.

The amplifi app acts as an editor for the amps effects etc, it doesn't record and playback at the same time, so latency isn't an issue with an android app.

I do agree however that line 6 should say whether or not there will be an app for android and pc/mac, if it is a no, fine we can all move on. 

The 100 presets are stored in the amp, when you edit a patch it gives you an option (in my case) to save to Amplifi150. I can access all presets with the shortboard and the app turned off.

The Amplifi now has 100 presets built in like the FX100, the Shortboard has the four  presets and then 2 additional buttons to change the Bank (25 bank locations) and these 2 buttons are the bank up and down switches, along with all the effects on and off etc. This is 100% correct, as I have the 150 and Shortboard.

Buy a Shortboard and it will definitely do everything you want, I think you may have been reading the earlier posts before the upgrade. Then you could only use the 4 presets. Hope this helps.

The Shortboard mkII allows you to access all of the presets on the amplifi, like the FX100, the Express allows only 4 presets

Yes it is excellent at any volume, for the difference in price, if you have the money, I would definitely recommend the 150, it is a much fuller sound in my humble opinion.

Hi, I bought an Amplifi 150 for the same reason, I have retired from gigging and I love it! To play the music no wires, to connect all those effects, my shortboard and guitar just 2 wires it is so simple. The sounds are good as well as the effects etc, but remember the price, you get great value for money, but some people on here seem to be expecting boutique sounds at budget prices, sorry it doesn't happen, this is fantastic value for money and a great idea. Well done Line 6!!!!!!!!

It does store all the sounds on the amp, the only way to get full easy access is using the shortboard.