donaldan

Thanks everyone for your responses. So instead of sending the the DI signal back into Stomp for reamping, I can play it back and reamp it through Native using Stomp's DSP? Also, if I have a bunch of tracks to reamp, I would run out of DSP power pretty fast so its best to have Native run off my CPU?

Then why does it say "Helix Native lets you apply the DSP horsepower of HX Stomp to any for you production's tracks WITHOUT re-amping."? To me, that means exactly what it says: Using hardware based DSP processing in real time just like the UA stuff, essentially meaning Helix Native using HX Stomp's DSP processor instead of the CPU. I dont think that part of the manual is talking about hardware reamping, why would it say "INSTEAD of routing your dry di tracks through hx stomp and then re-tracking everything in realtime, you can simply insert Helix Native on each track", which it then goes on to explain Helix Native using HX Stomp's DSP.

Just like Universal Audio plugins run off of their interfaces/accelerators, can the same be done with Helix Native and HX Stomp? If so, how would that work? It says its possible in the manual but I can't find any information detailing the process. It would be nice to free up the CPU load, while being able to monitor Helix Native in real time.