moonman079

Thanks for the info. I’m going to do more reading up on midi. I’m still learning more about the helix as I use it.

https://line6.com/support/topic/56588-mission-engineering-tt-2-with-helix-lt/?tab=comments#comment-338857 after rereading it he said such as a midi mouse.

What can I control with the modi mouse? I’m a complete midi newb. So PC and CC are lost on me really. I’m wanting to use the 8 switches as stomp switches. The up and down arrows to either change preset or bank. I haven’t messed with setlists as I am strictly and at home player. I have a clean, bluesy dirt, hard rock dirt and a metal preset up. For each of my guitars since they sound so different. I used the same 5-7 effects on any given preset OD, phase, delay, chorus, comp and rotary. Sometimes I’ll switch one out for a flange or odd ball effect. But those are my basics.

What would I need to be able to do what I want. I asked awhile back on here if the mission engineering 2 button footswitch would do it. And someone said no that I needed to get the midi mouse. Thanks for your reply.

I just got a midi mouse today. I am completely new to midi. I have my LT set up to use the up and down arrows to change presets and want to use the midi mouse to change banks up and down. How do I go about doing this? I’ve tried looking it up but I keep getting confused lol. I have bad eyes so after awhile reading and watching videos they are pretty much shot. Any info would greatly be appreciated.

I really want some diezel models. Lack of them are why I am considering moving to an axe fx.

I want to sent my helix LT up with 8 stomp Mode. And use the up and down switches to scroll through patches. Is it possible to use the TT-2 to change banks?

I’m sure this has been discussed a lot before. But I have been having problems with my eyes lately and don’t want to strain them by looking through a ton of threads. after stepping away from playing for a few months due to health issues and a few deaths in the family. I am finally starting to explore more of what my helix LT can do. I’ve been trying to make a patch with 2 amps. But it sounds very thin and mostly feedback. I’m running a single headrush frfr with a 12” speaker. I can get plenty of sounds I like when running a single amp. But as soon as I add another it sounds awful. I’ve watched a few videos but still can’t get it right. I am running amp 1 in path 1A then running that into amp 2 in path 2A. Without any effects blocks on either. What am I doing wrong? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I got it fixed thanks guys. I guess something didn’t so right when I first setup my helix. It froze up the first time I turned it on when I went to up date it. I did a reset and started over now everything seems to be working fine.

I will take a lot of stuff apart but this is too advanced for me lol. I just rocked the pedal back and looked under it. I have tried to assign it manually.

Yeah I saw that video when I press down on the toe nothing changes. I tried to look on the underside of the pedal. There is a notch cut out of the pedal where I can feel the sticky backing on the rubber pad.

I have spent a few hours with my helix LT. All i can say is wow wish I had bought one sooner. It’s a lot easier to dial in than I was expecting. I am having one issue trying to use the expression pedal. i have my switches set to preset/stomp mode. I was trying to create a patch and wanted to add a whammy. I put the block on there but it doesn’t work. The block isn’t as bright as the others and the expression pedal doesn’t do anything. Other than trying to figure that out I am real pleased with it.

I just got my helix LT in today. And am trying to get everything setup and registered and all of that fun stuff. Before I get started making sounds I was wondering what that easiest way is to use my tuner pedal and wah pedal with it? I want to be able to use them no matter what patch I am using. I’ve been watching a lot of videos and reading a lot of posts but my eyes are about shot. And probably over looked it.

What kind of cable would be the best method to hook a helix LT up to a headrush Frfr112 or similar?

Thanks guys I don’t know how I missed those videos. They explain it pretty easily. The only experience I have with modeling stuff up to now is the simple vox amps.