rompelstompel
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I have to agree with you. To me the IRs sound incredible, as do the stock cabs. The flexibility of the stock cabs make it my go-to at this stage. You can't really make an IR on demand. That's said, the possibilities with IRs are close to endless. You can bake-in pretty much anything into an IR (mic, cab, eq, reverb). That's pretty cool, but rigid. In conclusion (my conclusion) both are 100% good sounding and usable. I just tend to prefer the stock cabs.
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Hi I am a newcomer to the Helix and community, but I heard and read about the Helix Challenge during the initial product launch. I can't seem to find the sound samples or challenge anymore. Does someone have these sound samples?
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Thanks for clarifying
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I've figured out the difference between panning left 100% and summing left+right. Panning something that is on the right channel 100% to the left effectively mutes it. I've tested with a dual delay, only the right one mixed in. Then added a pan 100% to the left. Nothing. That's why I didn't hear the artifacts when panning... Thanks for the tips on how to easily change to mono! I'll do the dual setlist thing for now.
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Still, it seems strange to me that the output's mixdown is different from panning to left. I get the volume drop, but how can the phases be different there than if I pan to left?
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Thanks I'll give it a shot!
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Is there a quick way to change from stereo to mono without losing the assigned controls and snapshot settings?
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Thanks, but what is a better way of collapsing to mono then? Thing is, I record with my sounds in stereo on USB, but when I play live I play mono.
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This doesn't seem to work 100% for me. If I plug in only the left cable in the 1/4" direct into the mixer, stereo delay effects seem strangely warped. When I set the panning to Left 100%, then volume drops to about half of the original, but the mixdown doesn't cause the warped delay. Note, I have the Helix Floor
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Not sure if you figured it out yet. Basically your target patches should have the same looper block (mono/stereo) in the same path and both assigned to a footswitch in each patch. Got it from Line 6 Knowledge base about the looper.
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Thanks that makes sense now...
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Thanks. My Helix arrives on Tuesday so I'm very excited about joining this community. Why aren't there more? Is IR not a good technology for amp modelling?
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I think what I'm asking is is of an amp can be modelled with an impulse response
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Hi I'm loving the impulse response technology. I'm curious though, can a full amp + cab + mic impulse response be made? Are there such IRs available?