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  1. Thanks for the reply rd2rk. I entirely concur that the only "elegant" solution it to go for the real deal Helix! I found the routing diagrams for all versions while awaiting an answer, and see a few of them have this option. Whether I'll do it or not is another matter - the small footprint of the Stomp is the reason I chose it (as well as the lower price). Great idea on combining amp and cabs to free up space - so obvious really, but thanks for pointing it out! Another thing I'm considering is taking out reverb blocks and adding that in Ableton too. So long as I haven't missed something obvious, then I'll persevere on! I shouldn't grumble really.... it's still an incredibly powerful, tiny piece of kit! Thanks again mate.
  2. Hi there, I'm having some major headaches trying to set something up that to me seems pretty simple. Here is the scenario: I'm using Ableton Live 11, and want to record loops in it for live performance. I'm using HX Stomp as an audio interface so I can simultaneously record the DI tracks for reamping and so forth at a later date. All I want to do is monitor the HX Stomp's Hardware through my DAW, so I can level both the recorded loops and Stomp through one channel strip in Ableton, and put the same effects on both, but I can't seem to get the audio to pass through Ableton alone, as it's direct monitoring to my speakers from the Stomp. This ruins the looping effect, unless I leave my guitar on an unedited strip in Ableton with no effects and set the track monitor to "off". Useless if I need to turn the track down a little. I've been trying the various workarounds that people have suggested on the forum here, like adding a send block on a different path and lowering volume on the output block, but not every one of my presets has a spare block I can do this with. I've also tried the suggestions from the manual, but only get the dry signal from the Stomp. I'm just perplexed as to why such a simple thing is so hard to achieve. What's the issue with sticking a USB only option on the output block of patches? Perhaps I'm missing something, so has anyone else suffered the same issues, and perhaps found a more elegant workaround?
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