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Yes you can. Plug the Helix into the Power Amp In on your Hot Rod Deville - then unplug the Speaker Output on the Deville Head - plugin a speaker cable in it's place and plug it into the 4 x 10 cabinet of your choice. Make sure you match the Ohms of the new cabinet to the Ohms output of the Deville. IOWs if the Deville output is 8 Ohms then the new cabinet has to be 8 Ohms.

What is your signal path?

Way to add the snark...

Have you tried out Helix Native before?

If you run Drop into Helix and then your DAW - Helix will see whatever Drop is sending.

I haven't used HX Edit - but looking at the work flow I would say that when Logic Pro X is open it takes ownership of HX Stomp - and so HX Edit can not access HX Stomp at the same time since Edit wants to own HX Stomp.

I you are sending Helix to the Mixer Direct - putting the speaker cab behind you will muck up the mix - depending on how loud you set it. My FOH engineers will let guitarist and bass players setup anyway they are comfortable - if we are part of the Rehearsal before a tour - we work out with the musicians how to achieve the best mix. If you are in small venues - i.e. clubs, bars etc...I would never put the speaker behind you - the volume gets up too loud - especially if you are trying to 'feel' it.

What is 'adding a drop' mean?

The Mix is great - And the guitars sound authentic sounding. Excellent tweaking to get a really nice tone without IDing to a specific amp. Re: The Video I love the Bass Players disassociation from the band...on the iPhone - Standing cockeyed looking bored - very witty and poignant. I take exception to the lyrics - the concept behind them is great - it's a great story - but the words used are pedestrian and bland IMO. Although - I'm also older - is this a style that I'm too old to appreciate?LOL!

Look at this page on Running Sierra on an older Mac

I'm able to setup Helix Native to reflect how I want my hardware footswitches to react. I just assign the patch to the program number I use on the Footswitch. And when I copy my Hardware over to Native - the patches are assigned as they are on the hardware. Perhaps I'm not understanding you here?

Have you sold the license yet?

Did you get this resolved?

I figured it out from a post here on the forum! The short story - instead of using CC information like you would do normally change the parameter to Automation and choose a 'Knob'. Then go to Logic Pro X - 'Controller Assignments'/'Learn' and push the pedal down and up. The Knob will be learned - and now I have control over the Wah Wah. I repeated the same for Volume control - took it from CC #7 and changed it to Knob #10, Repeated the Learn Assignment - and Voila - I now have Volume control as well. Weird work around - but it works fine. I've been scratching my head for two days trying to get Helix Native as a plugin in Logic Pro x to recognize the expression pedals on my Behringer FCB 1010 pedal board. I'm using a 2018 MacBook Pro - High Sierra - Logic Pro X - Appogee Duet USB and a mio iConnect Midi Din to USB to connect to the laptop. Background info: I have a midi utility that shows me midi messages being sent, channels etc... I set the Expression Pedals on the FCB1010 to CC 20 (for a Wah) and CC 7 (For Volume). Using Logics built in pedal board Wah - I can easy assign CC 20 to control the Wah and I'm done. In Helix I've set the Wah Pedal to CC 20 - and I get nothing. Midi Utility shows the messages being sent. Current Predicament I created a MainStage file - using the Helix Native as a plug in. MainStage shows my CC numbers and the pedal travel just fine. I can physically see the expression pedals going from 0 to 127. Helix Native still can't. I'm not married to the FCB (I've had it for a while and it cost very little). Trouble is I see nothing out that acts as a control pedal board in Helix Native - well barring buying the Helix LT - which is a bit pointless becuase I bought Native so as to not spend $1K. Anyone with a solution or answer?