zackmueller92

Yeah I've learned from my gigging experience that the average 99% of concert goers don't care about what you are using live. All they care about is if it sounds "good". My singer/rhythm guitarist has been using a TC Helicon live as her entire rig and it sounds different than mine but still really good. That's what's sparked my interest in getting a processor. That and it's easy to send my signal to the board so I can have a proper in ear mix. So I figure I can use my expensive analog stuff in the studio where it's most important to sound great. Then use this for live which from reviews will also sound great and a million times easier to load in and set up. One last question, is there any benefit to getting the rack system rather than the floorboard only? And what's the quality of the delay? I mostly use dual/U2 style and tape delay.

I am probably going to have to spend some time with this at the store. It sounds like it could be the answer to my live rig prayers. My question is more about the quality of the delay and reverb. I love strymon for their crisp and almost too clean and true sound and the atmospheric reverbs. But my goal for this board is for me to be able to leave everything at home and just go gig with my guitar and the board. And lastly, are there any benefits to getting this as a rack instead of just the floorboard?

Okay so Im greatly considering getting a Helix but I am curious as to why someone would go for the rack over the floorboard alone. I have space in my current roadcase/rack that I could put it in but is there a reason to go for the rack besides trying to fool people into thinking I have axefx?

Okay so I just recently discovered the Helix and I have tons of questions for people that already have them. I am in an indie/pop/shoegaze band so my pedalboard and ac30 are massive and a pain in the lollipop to schlep around Los Angeles. How does the delay and reverb sound? I have a Strymon Timeline and Big Sky, which I absolutely love. But the idea of only having to bring one thing to a show sounds brilliant if the processor actually sounds organic or "analog". The Line 6 DL4 is a great delay so I would assume the delay should be pretty decent. But what about the reverb? How would it stack up to my Strymon? And can you program in patches so that I can program an entire song onto one button so it will change the delay, reverb, overdrive ect? Theres no videos that Ive seen that cover these things fully.