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I think the best thing to do is play through the system you use at the volume levels you play live and get a patch/es dialed in to your ears. If that's possible. I went up one Saturday and sat out in the congregation and created 3 patches/templates that sounded good to me. A reference point of sorts
I've since created some new patches at home with sennheiser hd600 headphones and a Yamaha DXR10 and have been very happy with how well both translate to FOH PA. The DXR sounds good and very similar to the FOH EV speakers. I use the DXR exclusively to set volume levels between patches (along with a phone dB app), that's been tricky.
You're going to have to play with it and find out what you like by trial and error. I've enjoyed that challenge, GL!
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31 minutes ago, Hilpatajutaa said:
And now I regret that I bought LT. Stupid me.
lol! Great idea OP I wished there was more room for text in each preset/snap for minor notes.
Show us a pic?
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I'm new to HelixLT (coming from digitech) so only know 2.30fw. Very excited to even get fw updates!
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Could you tell me where the patch of this tone is? what is it called sounds awesome great work.
He listed a link on the youtube video check here ;)
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I dig it, well captured, thx for the share :thumbsup:
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I'm new to Helix. Did months of researching before I bought. I went the PA speaker (Yamaha DXR10) + quality headphones (Sennheiser HD600) route and could not be more pleased. I played in bands in the 80's with tube amps and some stomps then went to college and forgot about electric. Acoustic was where I stayed for the next 15 years. Then was asked at church if I'd like to play in the P&W band there. So back to electric it was. We use IEM's with an Aviom system. I run to FOH using 1/4" out mono into DI into FOH. At home I use the headphones to create and jam, and use the Helix > XLR > DXR10 to see what it really sounds like at ~90dB.
At home I originally placed my DXR on the floor, but for me personally and even with the contouring, I like the way it sounds off the floor so I got a tripod stand at chest height. To emulate the PA at church. Sounds really good to me. I haven't ever heard or played through any of the coaxial FRFR's, but from what I gather if you want more of a classic tube amp sound then they might be worth looking at. They're not cheap.
Long story short, research, read, research more, then go for it :)