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MicheleZanasi

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  1. Thanks! It worked perfectly. For the record, the speaker is directly connected to Helix via XLR. I'll try your patience with another question: I'm now trying to record my guitar on Reaper, while still using that backing track. The problem is that the volume of the guitar recorder is way lower than the volume that comes out from the speaker. I tried to look through the ins/outs options, but I didn't see anything useful.
  2. Ok, I know that this might seem a silly question, but I couldn't find the solution anywhere on the forum, so I'll just go ahead. I just got my Helix LT, and I tried to use it LT to simultaneously play my guitar and a backing track on the same speaker. While my guitar is normally connected to the 1/4", the backing track is played by my laptop through the USB port, but its volume is way too high. Even if I turn the laptop volume to the minimum, I can barely hear my guitar. I've tried to create a new signal path with a volume control, but I can't choose USB 1/2 as an input... and I sincerely didn't get the multiple USB thing, since I see only one port. Can someone answer? Thank you.
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