PaulTBaker

Thanks silv for the response. I had been mostly using the app. I will come up with some better naming conventions, that should help. My point was, sometimes, I can't remember exactly what was in the template and just being able to tap on the template (from the app maybe?) and see the chain somehow... a popup window, sort of like when you tap a control and you get a window that tells you about the control and even change the parameters. I would not need to change the parameters, but I would love to see the chain so I could remember which was which and not have to be so detailed in the template name. Not complaining, just hoping :). I do love this thing!

I love the templates... however, how do you see what the template is made up of? The only way I can see to do this is to add a new preset and select a template.... that CAN"T BE THE ONLY WAY TO DO THAT??? please tell me I am missing something. thank you

I didn't fully understand it, but there was a very good discussion on this a long time ago on this forum. It would be worth searching for.

I can also see why you would be disappointed. My expectations for the current product were not as high. The main reason I wanted it was because I always needed "just one more stomp" on the Helix Floor! This has given me that. Of course I may be wrong (I thought I was wrong once, but I was mistaken:)) however, I believe this model has the potential to open up so many more capabilities, I'm sure some we didn't know we needed! Your AI integration is an example of that. This platform seems to be able to handle things like that. So like Silver said, it comes down to expectations.

just a question? why -23? I have always heard that -18 average is the sweet spot. I run mine around -18 to -12 max. That is use the Youlean loudness meter as a stand alone app connected by USB-C cable. Just as an aside, In some patches, the bottom red output will flash red, even though the LUFS meter is around -15. Other patches, will have the LUFS meter much higher at -10 or so and the bottom output will not flash red. Would like to know more info on how the bottom output block works (as far as the green/red flashing) goes.

he is in Stomp A mode... he used Control Center to assign the snapshots to the five FS's on the bottom row.

Sorry for all that have been having this problem, I know from experience how frustrating it is! Turns out the internet at my house was flakey. Spectrum came out and swapped modems/routers and the problem has been fixed. (knock on wood)

please check to see if you have it set (global settings) to automatically assign the block to a footswitch. If this is set to manual, then adding a wah or volume will not work correctly until you make their assignments manually. easiest fix is to delete them, turn on the automatic add and add them again. Hope that helps.

hope this is not missing the point, however when you say: "With the two channels being so vastly mismatched in the Agoura model they can't both be used," you could assign level changes to the same FS as the changing from low to high... I do that all the time. I also will change the bass and other parameters with the same FS.

I skimmed, not read the release notes.... my bad... would have saved some yelling time :) Live and learn!

well that explains it!!!! wow, that did not occur to me. Thanks, now I know why the volume and wah pedals did not work... and I never really assigned them correctly manually.

well, in the future, you can use stadium to create your own backing tracks without the guitar track! as for the pops, I noticed last night I am getting the same thing. I'm not using snapshots, but I'm using the FS to change parameters.

interesting.... have you tried changing the button selection option in preferences.... I know that should not matter, but worth a try.

That sounds like the "level" is set very different between the two. Check that if you haven't already.

thanks. I'll give that a try.

what is the optimum level for the right level meter on the focus view of the amp.... mine is probably at 80 to 90 %.... is that too much or just about right?

Before I was able to capture the helix levels using the YOULEAN Loudness Meter 2... was connected using USB. Is it possible to use YOULEAN Loudness Meter 2 or something else when connected to laptop using WiFi?

I am connecting to my Stadium XL to my mac Stadium Edit by wifi. Before all changes from either inside Edit or on the floor unit would sync to each other. That is not happening now. For example, I click on a block (delay) in edit, the floor unit does not select that block. Is it supposed to be sync'd like the old one? The old one used USB to connect. I read somewhere that the stadium will not connect using USB now. Is that correct?

Wow, what an interesting endeavor! Thank you.

I liked using the level meters in Helix to set my compressors. I don't see that in Stadium. Hopefully I am just missing it.

I've always set mine to -18. sometimes it moves up some.... I have had FOH engineers say it is very hot. -23 would be safe.

was in a preset on focus view... showing plexi amp. switched to preset that uses lux amp. the focus view still showed the plexi amp, it did not update until I got out of focus view and went back in.

Got my Stadium a few days ago... today I was messing around with the Nash Sessions preset.... changing/adding speaker cabs. Then switched to the Bringing Plexi Back preset. After about 20 secs, it started giving what sounded like white noise coming out. very loud. turn the volume pedal down did nothing... clicking on fs's did nothing. The Kinky comp and the LA Studio were the only fs's that were on. I could change to another preset and the noise went away, however when I went back to the plexi preset, the noise came back. Turned on Stadium, then back on, the plexi preset seems to be working now. Just wanted to put this out there in case someone else has this issue.

Just picked mine up! thanks for the info.

instead of adding a block to the chain, use the output block, assign a button to that, and set it to zero min and max of 3db or whatever you want. Using the output block saves a block in the chain.