dandesy

Absolutely! It definitely doesn’t work that way for me. I copy the presets in a setlist, and then my bank/preset switches stay in that setlist. Not sure how yours got that way!

Stupid question, but did you save your patch after setting the flags? Pretty sure you need to.

You need to go back to the preset setlist. The new preset is saved to the user one.

Obvs :)

Do you actually think that they did this just cause they felt like it? That no one mashed for it???

I don’t think you missed anything. You are correct that mics and placement can make or break your tone. But so does cab selection. And Helix is cab centric I suppose. a mic lock feature might be a good idea. You should submit a request to line 6.

It *seems* to me like your workflow is the issue. correct me if I’m wrong, but it sounds as if you’re assuming that a given mic at a given distance will work perfectly for all cabs and that switching the cab with your preferred mic should give you the best result. I think that’s the wrong approach since every cab/mic combination is different. And cabs sound great with a ribbon mic, others not. So I think it’s wiser/more to the point to audition the cabs (as spec’ed by line 6), and when you hear something your like, or in the ballpark, then you can play with the mic and placement.

I believe that the answer is “yes” but heed silverhead’s advice, he knows what he’s talking about!

It mean the camp and can are linked. Read the doc, it’s all in there!

First of all, i said control center but i meant command center. see this section in the doc: https://manuals.line6.com/en/helix-stadium/live/command-center You call it up, then tap the foot switch you want to assign, and find the correct function using the knobs. i realize these aren’t clear instructions, but considering I’m not in front of my Stadium, it’s a start.

Check out control center. it’s all documented.

I also don’t know the answer since I don’t use the external amp controls on the Stadium. That being said, it sounds like your case is as simple as they come and this I don’t see why Stadium would not work. I feel like most amps use a two button footswitch with a trs cable.

Well said!

The “magnetic wrap” was included as a precaution for all kinds of crazy things they might choose to do in the future via the D10 expander. they have confirmed that it’s not required at this time (and probably will never be for most users)

What’s a $129 load box????