PaulTBaker

this is the screen I was talking about. You get to it when you click on the last output block in hxedit.

I believe it also may have something to do with the global snapshot settings (Recall, or discard). I you have it set to recall (you may want to check the manual to make sure I don't have it backwards), then when you go to the snapshot, it will recall whatever settings you had when you saved the snapshot. So if you had the delay on and save the snapshot, every time you engage that snapshot, the delay will be on. If you have it set to discard, then it will discard the settings from the last save and return whatever settings you had while in the snapshot... so if you turned the delay off, then when you engage the snapshot again, the delay will be off. Again, check me on this! the snapshot bypass for each block is something different. lets say you have an OD block and you uncheck the snapshot bypass on that block. Then that block will ignore any snapshot settings and always be on/off depending on you stomping on it. So again, if you have the OD block unchecked, and you turn it on. when you go to the delay snapshot, the drive will still be on.... if you go to another snapshot, the drive will STILL be on until you turn it off. At least that is my understanding of this. Hope it helps! or at least gets people to engage and yell at me for getting it backwards ;)!

Thank you ALL!

The big knob on my helix floor is now wabbly, and not really working correctly. There are NO line6 repair centers near Cary NC! Anybody else have this problem? Did you find a solution, other than sending it back to get fixed? Thanks!

I know you said it is not this, but that really sounds like digital clipping, since you can turn down the volume and it goes away. What do you have the volume going to the PC set too? Sorry, don't know the exact name, but if you have HXedit, go to the very last block (the output) and click on the Power Cab settings, you see the volume (?) down below. The default volume for some speakers is very low.... maybe you have it very low and it makes you have to drive your device too much. Try setting the PC volume louder here. Also, what are you using on the PC, a set speaker or the FRFR, etc.... Does changing that make a difference? If you try this, take note of the volume changes between speakers and settings, that change may be what you need on the speaker you are using now. Good luck! I am with you that it is totally awesome to go to a gig with a 112PC+ and StompXL.... ahhhhhh , makes my back smile :)

Sorry, did not see this was for Native. On Floor (which I know may not help you) the options are Discard and Recall. Setting it to Recall, brings back the original settings when saved. Discard brings back the settings from the last time the snapshot was used.

you may want to check the snapshot setting on the global page (?) that determines the behavior of the snapshot when returning to it. I can't remember the names, but one is recall and the other is ???. one of them will return to the settings of when the snapshot was saved. It could be that you had your wah on when you saved it. Then with the specific setting chosen, returning to the snapshot will turn the wah on (because that's how it was saved). As others say (which I mildly hate), read the manual for the correct settings. look some where in the global settings for snapshots. good luck

Don't think you can do this. I do like your idea.... it would basically give us 20 buttons instead of 10.... and I would think that could be a software change. They have a "momentary" option for the FS , which means the effect (or whatever) for that FS is on only while you are pressing down the button. But I don't think the FS can have momentary and and on/off assignment.

mice?

I keep the global eq off. and checking it after the update, it was still off.

I think you need to make a copy of your preset with the MIDI settings complete, then add/change your pedals to whatever you want. You would have a "Master MIDI Preset" that is your template to start everything else.

I may be wrong, but if you have enough blocks, you can use two amps and snapshots. Have the snapshots turn the different amps on and off.

Not sure that I "solved" my problem. It must have been in my head because honestly, I had forgotten about it until I saw this post :). Maybe I have just gotten used to it by now! Good luck to you!

if you look on the effect/ etc. they are marked as stereo or mono.... stereo has a little symbol by the name

thanks for the vid. Do you have time to do one for the Helix? My switches are really bad! thanks

good points guys, thank you. I will check that, however I did do a backup recovery (or whatever it is called). I would have thought that would have brought back all the global settings, but I will check. Thanks!

I believe you would create another input block (instead of the gain block), set the main input to input 1 and the new input block to input2. It would be the same for each guitar. you could set a footswitch to mute one input source and turn on the other... and vice versa. good luck. I am doing something sort of (not really) similar. I have a helix floor and play electric mostly, but need acoustic for some songs. I have a preset for the electric and the acoustic. the input on my electric preset is set to Guitar, the input on the Acoustic is set to Aux. That way the whichever guitar I am using, the other guitar will not make any noise. Because I don't like all the switching between snapshot/preset mode to get to another preset, I used the command center to assign a footswitch to go to the next or previous preset. that works great. I have both guitars plugged in all the time, I click on the footswitch to activate whichever preset I need. In your case, you could do the same. Get the chain the way you want it. Set the input to input 1. copy that preset and change the input to input 2. Then use command center to make a footswitch go to the input 2 preset for the input 1 preset. In the input 2 preset, use command center to go to the input 1 preset. This would let you change depending on what guitar you are using. The drawback of this approach is that if you change one preset then you would have to make the same change in the other preset if you want them to be the same.

This probably should go under the "all in my head" category, but I was wondering if anyone else thought their presets sound a little different after upgrading to 3.71. I have the Helix floor and the Stomp XL. I have not updated the Stomp yet, so I don't know if I will get the same results there or not. My drive patches seem to sound more fizzy... like the drive was turned up. Has anyone else had this happen? thanks.

Don't know much about the YJM strat, however, maybe you could try cutting the highs. Drop the Parametric EQ near the end of the chain and use the High cut. Sometimes I go as low as 4K. That takes out some of the brittleness which could warm it up.

Look up John Nathon Cordy, his tones are like your video, but better IMO. And his playing is amazing. He has lots of vids where he will walk you through the complete signal chain. He uses the Stomp, but it would also translate to the floor.

I have read through the manuals (but I am sure I missed it), however is there a way to get a level meter when using the compressors on the StompXL? LIke there is on the Helix Floor?

Agreed!!! Thank you for the gift that keeps on giving! The only problem is you are giving me too many options! just kidding of course, but thanks!

I see that now. I need to pay more attention to which group the topic came from! :)

Thank you. Stackable snapshots, I forgot the name! and thank you for the midi loop info. I may try that. I really which I could go from the preset mode (where up/down are available) directly to Stomp mode (10 switches) with out having to pass through the Snapshot mode.

if you are using hxeidt, you can just select the same preset again. you could also select the same preset on the helix and it will reload what is in memory.