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Right before the IR block, insert a send block. Assign that send block to whichever output you are going to 2x12 speaker

Nice, and other Helix parts as well!

Yeah, with Snapshots

Did you try dialing ripple and/or hum to zero?

I believe there are W10 specific drivers. Install those to see if that fixes it. May try installing Edit again too. I’ve had other software not survive the W7 to W10 migration and had to reinstall.

Same for me. All my work to my presets is done on my unit (Floor model). I only use Edit for exporting, importing, changing preset names and that's about it. Zero errors in over 4 years, probably about 150 presets in total.

Just my $0.02... Just plug in your guitar, drop in an amp/cab model that you like the sound of, drop in a delay and/or a reverb after that which you like the sound of. If the end result is a tone that you like, then play your guitar. You are spending a lot of time and money trying to sound exactly like someone else on a Youtube video. You are missing the fun in being a guitar player.

PCs need a driver installed, and make sure the version of Edit you are using matches the firmware on the Helix.

I get static "pops" when connected to my laptop via USB. It hasn't bothered me that much, but I have considered using one of these isolators on the USB port to see if goes away. https://www.amazon.com/Audio-iDefender3-0-Ground-Loop-Eliminator/dp/B01N3XKOLG

Yup, same here. Great live and recording.

Keep in mind, Global Parameters are reset to factory default after an update. So, be sure to take note of all your global settings before an update. They will not restore to where you had them set automatically.

4 years and counting. Hauled it around twice a week for rehearsal and live playing, and much playing at home. Yes you are going to find a small percentage of failures, like with ANY manufactured device.

When upgrading your OS, you'll likely have to reinstall software anyway. Upgrading OS usually blows away everything on the PC with just a clean OS install. Works just fine with W10.

I have never been able to hear the difference between 1024 and 2048.

I think the joke flew right over someone...

I can attest to this personally. Phantom power totally attenuated my output to nothing. As soon as phantom power turned off, sound was back to normal. No damage done.

If it were me, I would try the Floor with your L1 to see how you like it first. The beauty of the Floor model is that you have a mic input for vocals. You can send an output to your L1 and to FOH. You have PLENTY of inputs and outputs with the Floor. I've had my Floor for a few years now and am very happy with it in terms of ins/outs and it's built like a tank. I play electric primarily but some of my electrics have piezo pickups. Sometimes I play just acoustic.

I set my presets generally to -10dB through USB to DAW (using my ears as final judge). I have volume knob set to around 2:00, and marked with a piece of tape. That gives me a little headroom if needed. Sound guy adjusts FOH to their taste, I control in ear mix with my own monitor mix.

I had phantom power accidentally turned on my XLR channel before. My sound/volume was completely attenuated to zero. It didn’t sound bad or weak, but there was no sound at all. As soon as phantom power was lifted, full volume was back. No damage to the unit.

I use the jumped Plexi model for most of my live presets. I use an expression pedal to start heal down as clean and pristine to toe down mid gain nasty. The nice thing about doing that is you have all the territory in between and you can go heal to toe slowly for some extra nice dynamics.

The beauty of the digital realm of modeling...you can't break stuff.

Having found phantom power on once going to my Helix floor, my output signal was attenuated to almost zero volume. As soon as phantom power was lifted, it was back to normal.

I have found that my cheaper Audio Technica IEM's translate pretty well when comparing playing the tones live through JBL EON610s or QSC k10s. I imagine your IEMs would be even better. I prefer building my tones at home on the JBLs, but that is not an option when the family is sleeping. The QSCs are part of the sound system at church. I connect my iPhone via USB and camera connection adapter to the Helix to play songs from Spotify, and listen to the songs from USB and my guitar tone by plugging IEMs into Helix phones jack. That leave my iPad or PC to read sheet music at the same time.

Don't click on that thread from within this thread though, you'll get the internet caught in an infinite loop.

Great, you made me pause briefly to convert the .3 minutes part to seconds...