zachselindh

MIDI Clock has been bugged on the HX One for quite a while; I know Line6 is aware of the problem, hopefully a fix is on the way!

I've been discussing this issue with Line6 for some time. They haven't made me any promises for when it'll be fixed but they seem to have acknowledged that it is a bug and have shown interest in how to replicate it. So, Line6 is at least aware. Let's hope it's fixed in the next update. In the meantime, I've programmed my MIDI controller to not send redundant messages, and other users have reported that a "Wait" between messages is effective, as previously stated.

Don't do it. Digital pedals are much more susceptible to overpowering. There are zero resources from Line6 stating that the HX One can run safely at 12v, and you'll likely void your warranty by doing so, which you would find yourself in need of once you blew components on your pedal's power circuit.

I opened a support ticket detailing this issue and was directed to Ideascale. So frustrating. It seems quite obvious to me (and clearly many others) that this is a bug, or at the least an oversight as to how the Flux feature would be used. Since I switch presets frequently (isn’t that the point of a Swiss-Army-Knife like the HX One was marketed to be?), this means I’ll basically stop using the Flux feature until/unless this is fixed. After all, if I’m recalling a preset, I want it recalled as it was saved.

Actually I experienced this issue as well... And found that delays will only respond to MIDI clock when the "Time" control on that delay is set to a note, not a ms time value. Changing to "note" mode by pressing on the "Time" knob fixed syncing the MIDI clock for me.

I'm having the same problem, Flux stays on when presets change. I'm using MIDI PC's. I'm also having issues controlling Flux using MIDI/expression CC's; when I sent a new PC along with a CC change, the pedal doesn't process the CC change and stays on the "previous" value. Seems like the HX One has a few unusual MIDI bugs, hopefully they'll get ironed out in a patch.

@humanclay212Did you ever get your Stomp repaired? I made a mistake wiring my pedalboard's power and ended up in the same situation as you; the Stomp would only run at 18v. Can you describe what happened with your repair, if you got it done?