Darrell999

Thank you for posting that!

Thanks, PierM! I wanted to just use the Edit software for this. For anyone else who has this problem, here's what I just found out by....yup, READING THE MANUAL: ;) "To Store a Block’s Bypass State Per Snapshot - Click on the Bypass button above any block within the Signal Flow and set your desired bypass state for the block (or you can toggle the block’s Bypass button within the Edit tab). Any amp or effects block’s Bypass state will, by default, be remembered and recalled per Snapshot."

So I'm using Helix Edit, and I have snapshot 1 for my clean tone. Save. So then I raise the gain on the amp for snapshot 2. Save. But then when I switch to snapshot 1, it still shows the raised gain on the amp! I must be missing something obvious, but what am I doing wrong?

Thanks, guys!

I'm going to buy a Helix soon, and I play at church. For home practice and patch creating, I'm considering the Alto TX210 ($170) , Alto TS310 ($250) , or JBL Eon610 ($300). The TX210 is the least expensive, which is nice. But I haven't seen much of anything about the TX series used with a Helix. Does anyone have any ideas on this? Between the Alto TS310 and the JBL Eon610, which would be better for FRFR for Helix? The Alto has a higher peak wattage (2,000) over the JBL (1,000), but this is for practice at home, so I wouldn't be playing it that loud anyway.