frodebassist

frodebass 2h Hi! Bass player here. Windows 11, updated drivers, everything works, but im having a hard time understanding what routes where in the interface part of the hx stomp. I’ve been a Gig performer user for a while now, started with an RME interface, audio patchbay, midi foot controller, fader controller etc, at the same time I was using a small pedalboard whenever I was doing gigs or rehersals requiring a basic setup (ie finding the PC/interface/controller situation too cumbersome to bring along) I little while down this road I added a Helix stomp to the mix on my pedalboard. Then it struck me that I could have a setup combining them, and tried to sort out a setup of the pedalboard into the PC and out into either a bass amp or in ear/monitor. After some troubleshooting of some noise issues (computer USB jittery sounds that were not present using only the pedalboard obviously) I had a great doooooh moment. The HX stomp is also an audio interface with a set of ASIO drivers. If only I had thought of this before. This looks like an excellent middle ground, albeit with less flexibility in inputs/outputs of vaious instruments and monitormixes. I am having trouble wrapping my brain around the audiointerface ins/outs and how to best setup GP with HX as the audio interface. I normally have patches involving 3 main type of rackspaces: Only the pedalboard, so no USB roundtrip, all sounds coming from the pedalboard. But controlling midi in the HX from within the rackspace in GP, turning effect blocks on/off, changing settings with CC controls etc Effects from VST plugins in parallell with the pedalboard. Like reverbs, delays and other suitable parallell efx. Giving me zero latency of my direct sound. Effects from VST plugins in serial, monitoring then only the output from GP, but INCLUDING andy HX stomp efx blocks. So signal flow would be pedalboard wet into GP with no dry bass sound, only whatever dry sound is present in the GP mix. Can someone walk me through a best practise to achieve this? Would I be able to setup a rackspace with these three main signal flows with some sort of local rackspace control of with routing to use, or should I scrap the idea of using the global rackspace for this? Any pointers, ideas, input most welcome, sorry about the rather lengthy post. Frode

Hi, thanks, I did a full reinstall of Windows and everything today, and it's still behaving in the same way unfortunately.

Hi, I use Gig Performer for live performance, and have been using effects from Helix Native until now. About a week ago, Helix started saying "Mixxing plugin" within my session on gig performer. It was solved by closing it and reopening. However, totday it stopped working completely. I can se it in the plugin menu, although I also see a disabled entry in the plugin manager window. Trying to open it does nothing. Any tips? I've uninstalled, rebooted, reinstalled, tried going back to 3.11, still nothing. Win 11 is up to date. It's the Home edition. Gig Performer is V 4.5.8 Laptop is Acer Swift with an Intel i7 3.3 ghz processor Hope for any clues! Frode