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mkornell

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  1. mkornell's post in Helix Native and Strymon pedals? was marked as the answer   
    Not inside Native, no. But you can use reamping techniques to have a track run through your Helix Floor/Rack/LT to make those FX available in your DAW environment alongside Native.
  2. mkornell's post in Reorganizing setlists was marked as the answer   
    In the Helix Editor, just (left) clicking the preset and dragging to another slot will reorder. You can't insert a new blank preset, but you can drag one from the end of your setlist.
  3. mkornell's post in New to Helix / Volume Block Question... was marked as the answer   
    Three other ideas, depending on what (when) you are trying to mute:
     
    1) If you want to kill the source volume, but still have delays, reverbs, etc trail off, then you can add a Gain block at the beginning of the chain. Set the Gain level to -120 dB, and assign the block to a footswitch as a bypass.
     
    2) if you want to kill the output (i.e., no reverb or delay trails to continue), then do that at the end of your chain. Two options - a gain block as above, or on the output block, use a footswitch to control the output level parameter.
     
    3) Most (all?) blocks have a Level parameter, and you can pick an appropriate point in your signal chain to have a footswitch drop a block's level to  -60 dB. You can instantly kill your signal at that point and let the effects after that point continue to trail.
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