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My use for an offline editor is to sort all my presets into the playlist for the next gig. I use to put all my presets and in the correct running order of the show. that is something that I wish to be able to while sitting on my sofa while my helix is still in the studio.

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thanks rd2rk. I'll look into it

Hi Silverhead, thanks for your reply but fair enough.... here is the full explanation and question: my rig: I send XLR to PA and the 1/4 jacks to a small analog mixer on my floorboard that I use to mix the signal to my InEarMonitors (IEM) My small analog mixer also receives a stereo 'monitor mix' from the PA guy, which basically is a copy of the main FOH mix, minus my own guitar sound. Then I mix my original guitar sound + the monitor mix (minus guitar) to what I like in my IEM. This enables me to: - always hear my direct guitar sound (without any tonal tweaks done by the PA guy) - adjust my guitar level on my small mixer and mix it together with the monitor mix I receive from PA. - be independent: I do not have to wait for the PA Guy. From the moment I go onstage to setup, I can directly hear my guitar in my IEM, regardless from wheter the PA mixing board is already setup. The problem: The problem arises with all the other bandmembers being also on IEM (but of course on different mixes). When I'm testing/jamming before soundcheck they always complain that my jamming is heard in their IEM's as well. We could ofcourse mute my incoming channel on the PA desk, but we only have 1 soundguy for Main FOH and IEM and he's always busy with orther stuff. gtherefor I want to be able to mute whatever I send to the main miwing desk. I assign the general Volume knob to ONLY XLR. That way I can turn it all the way down when jamming so I don't send anything to the PA, nor to the other band members IEM's. Questions: is there a way of assigning the general Volume knob to a pedal? (to a volume pedal or to an ON/OFF switch) thanks.

Hi Helix users, is there a way of assigning the general Volume knob to a pedal? (to a volume pedal or to an ON/OFF switch)

Hi Guys, thanks for all your suggestions!. I have a follow up question on this matter. my rig: I send XLR to PA and the 1/4 jacks to a small analog mixer on my floorboard that I use to mix the signal to my InEarMonitors (IEM) My small analog mixer also receives a stereo 'monitor mix' from the PA guy, which basically is a copy of the main FOH mix, minus my own guitar sound. Then I mix my original guitar sound + the monitor mix (minus guitar) to what I like in my IEM. This enables me to: - always hear my direct guitar sound (without any tonal tweaks done by the PA guy) - adjust my guitar level on my small mixer and mix it together with the monitor mix I receive from PA. - be independent: I do not have to wait for the PA Guy. From the moment I go onstage to setup, I can directly hear my guitar in my IEM, regardless from wheter the PA mixing board is already setup. The problem: The problem arises with all the other bandmembers being also on IEM (but ofcourse on different mixes). When I'm testing/jamming before soundcheck they always complain that my jamming is heard in their IEM's as well. I love your suggestion of assigning the general Volume knob to ONLY XLR. That way I could turn it all the way down when jamming so I don't send anything to the PA, nor to the other band members IEM's. Questions: is there a way of assigning the general Volume knob to a pedal? (to a volume pedal or to an ON/OFF switch) thanks.

HI, about a month ago, I re-installed the Line6 Edit software (after 15years of non use) on my lapop. I had to install an earlier Java version (Java SE 6) in order to get it to work. This is decribed in a post from atzions on Oktober 1, 2021. (thanks man !). maybe this info can help you with your W11 problem...