Rocco_Crocco

It's weird that it's clean tones only. What happens when you play through an empty preset?

I had latency but got it sorted out by reducing the buffer size on my interface. All is good now.

Native is so cool! I like the visual layout... is this what the updated editor will look like?

I reduced the buffer size in my Audiobox USB and the latency is gone.

Literally just took my 5 minutes to get Native up and running. I did the trail version first. I need to figure out how to get rid of the latencey. Using Studio One 3 and Audiobox USB from PreSonus. Nevermind... I reduced the buffer size of the Audiobox to 128. Fixed.

You really need to stop playing the moment you step on the compressor to avoid the loudness surge. This is true even of my Helix. I can't help you with patch spillover gap. Many other modelers have a solution to this (Helix, Headrush, AXE) but at a much higher price point.

I have the TS212A. I sounds good, but I wish it was a bit louder. My drummer hits very hard.... all... the... time.

I have eight presets I use live with my band (classic rock/metal... CCR to Metallica). These presets sound great with all of my humbucker guitars... an assortment of EMGs, Duncan JBs, PAF types and DiMarzio Super Distortions. They really don't need much tweaking (if any) going from one humbucker to another. So Sam Ash had a Gibson Double Cut Special on sale. It was an offer I couldn't refuse. It has P90s. These pickups sound really harsh using the established humbucker presets I use. Dialing in more high cut didn't really help. Looks like I may just start over with my presets. Any p90-specific advice?

I'd like to be able to assign multiple functions to stomp switches. I want to add delay and boost and more reverb? Right now I can't do it with a single stomp, within the same preset.

I use a FRFR for convenience. It's light, sits in front of me onstage, and sounds pretty much the same as the PA the audience hears.

Welcome! The more the merrier.

Good info, Pier. Thanks!

Thanks Pier... I am only interested in running my Helix MONO into the guitar in... do you know if this activates the horn?

I feel crippled. My Helix is at my drummer's house, and he's on vacation until Sunday, so I can't try this myself. I looked but couldn't find any info on this particular question. If I understand this right, when the Helix is run into the monitor input of the FH1500, the horn is not active (if I have this wrong, please correct me). Has anyone tried running Helix into the guitar input of the FH1500, with an empty preset (no amp, no effects)? I am thinking this would utilize the horn, thus providing full range tonez.

Awesome!

Hi Verne... It uses a regular 9volt supply. I use a One Spot to power all the pedals. The footprint measures 2 1/8" x 4 3/8". Hope this helps.

yep... you need to define affordable, and what are your needs? Bedroom? Occasional Jam? Gigs?

I use this to supplement my Helix. Made it out of pine 1x8 and 1x2. Had green paint on hand, so figured... why not?

There are people who are dissatisfied with the tuner? :P

As stated.... the high cut will help dramatically. I used the high cut on the cab blocks, and save the global eq for adjusting for different rooms. I cannot get a good sound without it (without adding an EQ block, anyway). Vinny, If you haven't adjusted this, you should try it. It will make everything dramatically easier. Otherwise, I hope you can find someone local.

Did you open a ticket with Line 6? They will make it right. If the problem persists with many units they will change the design/faulty part.

OP's sound sample will not play for me. Using Windows.

JTM45 and your favorite distortion can do it all.

I would recommend to just start over.

I just copied and pasted from the link I provided. If I had written it, there would have been many more mistakes!