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Eureka, i've found the solution. Inisde the snapshot, select the variax model on the variax menu, right click on the variax model and select snapshot. It is different from the standard assignment procedure for the other parameters.

Unfortunately the guitar model is not in the list ot items that can be assigned. I can find only :input gate, threshold, decay, guitar in Z.

I'm usung a VDI cable of course. Unfortunately the last model selected remains the same for every snapshot. Apparently there is only one model allowed per preset. But maybe be i''m doing something wrong.

I use them. Just in case the mixer is full, to understand if an alternativa option is available

I use a Variax Standard plugged in a Helix LT. I can't manage to change guitar model using the snapshots within the same preset. Apparently the guitar mode cannot be associated to a snapshot. Does someone know something about this issue?

I use a Variax Standard plugged in a Helix LT. I can't manage to change guitar model using the snapshots within the same preset. Apparently the guitar mode cannot be associated to a snapshot. Does someone know something about this issue?

So it is better to put it as first block. Many thanks.

Hi all, i need to play with a different pitch (to play in G instead of A) maintaining exactly the same sound and without changing the original finger positions. I think that a pitch shifter could be used for this purposes. Can you suggest what pedal could be selected and how it should be configured to obtain a pure pitch shift?

So you're confirming that the Helix 1/4 outputs are definitively unbalanced, correct?

In the manual I can find that these outputs are for unbalanced signals to an amplifier or to a PA. I'm wondering if I can use these outputs to connect in a balanced mode to a mixer (in order to cancel the noise), using balanced jack cables. Many thanks

Do I need to backup also the Factory Presets or just my presets?

Exploring more the PC interface I've seen that the mixer node (where the secondary path reconnect to the main stream) has a pan functionality. Apparently it seems possible to have a complete separation also using a single path with a proper configuration of this mixer node. Am i wrong?

I think to have understood. To get a complete separation of the channels i need to maintain two separate paths with same input e different outputs, and then to work on the pan configuration that can be modified directly opening the outputs themselves.

Hi all, i was wondering how the Stereo path works. Suppose, as in the attached figure, to have a path that has been splitted in two subpaths with different ampli+cabs, that then go to a stereo effect (reverb, or delay,, or something similar). Are the sound of the amps sent one to the right channel and the other to the left? Suppose I use a Fender and a Marshall. Can i expect to have the Fender on the right and the Marshall on the left?

Thank you all! I'll try to play a little bit with compressors and Auto volume echo. Within the compressors, can you suggest one that is more sustain oriented than the others?