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Should not freeze, but usually it can go stuck or nuts, if there is a closed MIDI loop, like MIDI out messages bouncing back to MIDI in. (like for example Helix sending MIDI messages to a device which has MIDI Thru open, and that is connected to Helix MIDI IN)
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^ ^ This above, or you could also use a free app, like Cubasis LE or similar, that allows you to load your backing track, and control the output going into Helix at the Cubasis Track or Master level.
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Does it smell good? Sorry man, I believe you baked the PCB... (wrong voltage, wrong polarity, both?)
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For a such small footprint I see no point in using buffers.
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They are cool but the cost to cover the entire floor is to much imho (especially for EU imports).
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Im a fanboy, I shall fight the battle!
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And yet another Helix vs Fractal thread in 5, 4, 3, 2.....
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I hear no difference, but man, I like that '64 ES-345!!!
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Yeah, I totally believe that. I do get a similar result using just a bit of compressor and rolling back the guitar tone to reduce harmonics, which is the same thing I do when I need some pitch to midi conversion. It works.
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I'm not gonna reply to this, as you'll probably read it in 2026...
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Helix Native needs input level to stay within the range of -36dB and -12dB (the gray area you see in the Native meters). Anything above that range, will start producing distortion. I'd start checking your guitar input level.
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Nope. Although the Control seems engineered to also work standalone (USB C and DC ports), isnt working that way (yet)...
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Maybe it's just me. Give it a try and see. :)