Rob_Eller

I get it about once or twice a night. A small pop or crack...like a small firecracker, when I switch banks. Then last night , I was just playing .... didn't make any changes, in a clean patch in a small lounge and it BOOOMED! Not Cool! Like it was nasty loud, and I think some in the crowd might have felt a mild heart attack. Now I'm fairly afraid to play tonight. We will need this bug fixed, and the faster the better.

Yes, that works fine, except now you have a lot more to do while playing. An auto fade out is a beautiful option. Plus I have no more room in my pedal board, haha!

Maybe you need to update your firmware? When I loop there are two options to stop... the left button immediately starts overdubbing ( which I like sometimes) , and the right button plays the loop, and selected again it stops the loop. I hope this helps you.

Hey, how many others out there feel the need for a fade out stop option when looping? It would be so simple to include in the next update. The looper, when selected has 2 empty buttons which could be awesome. Along with the regular stop, a second option could be immediate fade out, and the third option could be finish the loop and fade out. I hope the right person sees this and includes it in the next update...Please ??

Now this makes sense! Thank's very much....I'll set this up now! Brilliant, thank you. Works like a charm! And I simply assigned a foot switch to the send on the mic path and can choose to loop my vocals or just guitar. Stoked.

Has anyone any solution, to having a mic path and a guitar path merge into the same path?

Thank you, I have been trying exactly that ... selecting a block and using the joystick to move it down. It does all you say it does except I can not move the Merge down more than one level, essentially off the guitar path and on to the mic path. I have not found a way to bring my mic path up to the guitar path. I need two paths, one for guitar and one for vocal, each processed separately and then merged into one (as it says I can on pg17) just before the looper, so I can loop them together. Helix Manual Pg 17... "2 into 1 Move the Split block down to path B. The Split block shifts left and a duplicate Input block is created: This new Input block can be assigned to a completely different input. This routing can be used for mixing a guitar and vocal, or the models and magnetic pickups in a connected Variax guitar, each with their own processing blocks