besully926

I may have a workaround that might help. Since going from one snapshot to another has an increase in the reverb mix, set up your ambient snapshot with the reverb off and then quickly engage the reverb once you switch over to the ambient snapshot. I realize this requires an extra step but works for me. I have my patch setup with 4 snapshots on the top row: Clean, Heavy, Clean Boost, Swell. Bottom row is individual effects: Delay Dotted 8th, Dual Delay, and Glitz Reverb. In the Swell snapshot the Glitz is off. I can switch snapshots from Clean Boost to Swell, without the change in volume, and then engage the Glitz effect.

I just purchased a Powercab 112 plus this week because I really prefer the power amp/speaker combination with my modelers. I was also intrigued with the features of the Powercab but the volume was a deal breaker for me. I play in a band with a loud drummer and this amp would not cut it, unfortunately. Had to send it back.

Hopefully this addresses your issue. If you are getting a strange dry signal when using an overdrive or distortion pedal, check the input of path 2A. Select 'None' from the list and the dry signal will not be part of your distorted sound. Here's a video from YouTube that addresses this issue in the beginning of the video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlbM06SlYQY

According to the Helix 2.0 manual, the Aux In is designed to be used as an input for guitars with active pickups. If you plug a iPad here you will hear the patch's effects, including distortion, in playback.