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Page 60 in the HX Stomp 3.0 manual, lists CC71, values 0-5. Footswitch Mode (0=Stomp, 1=Scroll, 2=Preset, 3=Snapshot, 4=Next footswitch mode, 5=Previous footswitch mode).

The information I was referencing is on page 49 in the HX Stomp 2.65 manual or Page 60 in the HX Stomp 3.0 manual. It lists CC71, values 0-5. Footswitch Mode (0=Stomp, 1=Scroll, 2=Preset, 3=Snapshot, 4=Next footswitch mode, 5=Previous footswitch mode).

It's confusing to me that Line 6 has implemented functionality for MIDI CC 71 on HX Stomp and HX Stomp XL, but they haven't implemented the same functionality on Helix Floor.

Hopefully, this information isn't redundant and posted elsewhere. I wasn't able to locate this information in either the Helix manual or the HX Stomp manual. To the contrary, both manuals list CC71 as "reserved for future use". However, I have found that these commands do work on Helix Floor and I assume they may work on Helix Rack, and HX Stomp. Footswitch Mode - Stomp - CC71 - Value 0 Footswitch Mode - Preset - CC71 - Value 1 Footswitch Mode - Stomp Edit - CC71 - Value 3 Footswitch Mode - Toggle (Stomp/Preset) - CC71 - Value 127

It's surprising that the last update to Powercab Edit was three years ago. Has Line 6 discontinued software support for PowerCab+?

Installing Gearbox for POD X3 on OS X 10.12.6 Sierra This process works with the POD X3, I cannot confirm that it will work with any other POD of any other operating system other than OS X 10.12.6, Sierra, although it may. Download: Gearbox 3.72 for OS X from Line 6 Downloads: Select: All Hardware | GearBox | All OS - 1. Run the Line Monkey 1.78 App and insure that your software is up to date, particularly “Flash Memory 2.00” 2. Perform a typical install of Gearbox 3.7.2 3. Navigate to /System/Library/Extensions and remove, rename or relocate the “Line6Audio.kext” file. 4. Replace it with the "Line6AudioSigned.kext" file (Linked Below), or extract the file yourself from the Drivers 7.6.8 download. Select: POD X3 | All Software | All OS - Line6AudioSigned.kext.zip Please share your results, so others might benefit from your experience.

That's interesting AD, I'd watched that video previously prior to purchasing a PC+ and it didn't register with me that Line 6 had made an official statement regarding the future implementation of L6 Link control @ 6:09 The one advantage of MIDI is that it can be used with other external MIDI controllers including most DAWs provided the user has some form of a USB to MIDI converter.

Did you install the Line 6 Helix Driver2, Version 1.0.5?

Good point, if you're outputting mono, no need to expend additional processing.

Close but no Cohiba, I would be willing to give you a tiparillo, as a consolation prize. Actually, I think that's the way I initially spelled it, but spell checker gave me a thumbs down. :rolleyes:

You're right, the valve driver seems a little pink to me.........Maybe it's fuchsia.

You're quite correct, my bad. My previous comment has been edited.

To answer your question directly, I don't hear a difference, but then again my hearing is subpar due to way too many years of abuse. However, the dialog is digressing. My initial comment, was in regard to Phlim's statement regarding DSP consumption relating to "stock cabinets" and third party IRs. No mention was initially made regarding the usage of either 1024 or 2048 duration samples.

I'm simply relaying what was said in his video: