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Use the optical trem as your last block. Put rate/depth @ 1 and 1. Everything comes alive right there

Eric did this work for you

Well you can lead a horse to water. But you can't make him drink.

Yes it's overly complicated to add 1 block to your signal chain that will liven up your overall signal. It's too hard!!! Too complicated !!!

You're over complicating the issue here and refusing to try it.

Have you even bothered to try my suggestion or are you just gonna sit here board warrior?

Just add a single block to the end of your chain for optical trem and setting rate intensity both @ 1

I don't know what to tell you man. It worked for me. I'll make a video for you tonight. Mmmmk?

Is the guitar plugged into Scarlet with the Line/Inst switch set to Inst? That might be the problem.

Should we use focusrite set to line and not inst? I'm using the solo 2nd gen

You do realize that this doesn't make a difference in terms of fixing input/output levels, right? It looks like you think that it does.

Substantiate that statement

Well it was free advice. Take it or leave it

I don't think a tremolo effect will help with signal gain issues.

Just try it. Trust me it brings the helix to life

I recently got the free trial of helix native to see if the helix was for me. I've been looking at it for a long time. Now that I have it, all my tones are muddy. When I record, the notes sound like one long jumbled and distorted mess. I record through a Scarlett 2i2 with the input gain super low because that helps. My question is, how would I fix this? Is it the Scarlett's gain that's the problem? Would the helix floor or rack have the same issues recording through that input as opposed to recording through a separate interface? Thanks

Did you try my optical trem suggestion

Use the optical trem as your last blcock. Put rate and speed at 1 and 1 this will mak all of your patches pop

Amplifi has Bluetooth editor controls. The real question is, does helix have a blue tooth inside? Anyone Tear one open yet ?

Use the optical trem as your last block. Put rate/depth @ 1 and 1. Everything comes alive right there

Throw the optical tremolo on the last block of all of your patches, just before the looper if you use one.

Put the optical trems top two parameters (something like depth and speed, or maybe its rate and intensity) at setting level 1 and setting level 1

don't mess with the level (3rd parameter)

This will make your audio output come to live like real tube amps with Real trem circuits do

Try it out

Thank me later

You not researching me while crying about me not researching tldr FAQ posts... I mean. Seriously

I think yer problem is you're using a girls computer. Macs are for chicks

I like most of you picked up the 15 day trial. Here's my video on a hangout with the helix native

I'm just not seeing it...

Don't make me call glen fricker@ SMG

I've had my Lt maybe 3 weeks I never knew this forum existed. So yes I missed everything ever posted about pricing on this tiny little island. I, like most consumers spent my time drooling on music store websites and YouTube vids.

Just have 1 price for all helix owners. Is that so much to ask for ? Stop with the snarky comments, you're just making your organization look bad. No one cares about all the added features, only 1 thing speaks in this world - price. Price is everything.

Not interested. Spent 3 hours now with Native and it sounds terrible. Yay for fuzzy math

I have an LT why do I have to pay over 300 dollars for Native. Am I the only who's calling BS on this ? Hell I'd do 199 but 299 is stupid. Wtf