Ratch99
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Think the answer I was looking for was just put the MONO WAH (or any mono effects) in front of the HX STOMP - problem solved.
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From the HX I'm using a single Stereo 1/4" that splits to dual 1/4" into STEREO (L&R) looper inputs, generating STEREO drums etc. It's clear now that I can't use my Mono Wah pedal in this chain in any way without summing the primary HX STOMP signal to MONO, given the looper must come last. If I place the FX BLOCK (thus the looper / wah) in the HX STOMP before any HX effects blocks, those will then effect the drums which is not desirable.
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This was clear but still a tad confused about all this in the context of the STOMP. Can you shed any light on the below: HX STOMP STEREO FX OUT > MONO AUTOWAH > STEREO LOOPER > HX STOMP STEREO FX RETURN Specifically, would a MONO pedal sum down any effects the HX STOMP sends it it? Or is it smart enough to only send a clean signal out for that one pedal? Or does it depend where you put the FX LOOP BLOCK in the STOMP signal chain?
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Thanks. How / where can I check this?
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Hi all. Using my Stomp with powered Yamaha mMonitors via balanced cables but there's some weirdness going on with the levels between some patches. Is there a specific setting I should be using for the outputs in this instance? I think I'm referring to instrument level / mic level options. Can't seem to find how to check this on the unit as there's no 'System setting' type button / menu.
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How can a stereo effect remain stereo after a mono pedal if mono pedals cannot accommodate / pass through a stereo cable / signal?
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Thanks. Basically, keep all mono effects out the path then. Have some old pedals I’d like to use but them’s the breaks I suppose. Will have a dig into the HX for replacements…
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Sorry if this is a basic ask. I run a few pedals in the STEREO loop of my HX Stomp using mono cables. Most of the pedals are mono but the final pedal before returning to the Stomp is a STEREO Boss looper. If I switch to stereo cabling would I hear an improvement? (Looper is 32-Bit with nice drums hence not using the internal looper). Also, what would happen to the signal when it passes through those MONO pedals (not even sure how you run stereo cables into mono pedals). The Stomp runs balanced outs into a pair of Yamaha active monitors.
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Got this sorted in the end. Although the updater still stops and fails with full error messages every time, it appears to be working and updated to 3.50. Thanks all.
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Got this sorted in the end. Although the updater still stops and fails with full error messages every time, it appears to be working and updated to 3.50. Thanks all.
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So for the third time, I followed the instructions to the letter. I read the notes. The firmware was something like 3.0.1 on first power up and I followed the prompts on HX Edit exactly. I can see you’re all clearly bored of this issue but this looks like something Line6 should’ve sorted a while ago, rather than put users through unnecessary aggro.
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And I told you no ‘L6 Updater’ was installed. Furthermore, there’s no L6 Updater for Mac on their site.
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When I installed HX Edit nothing else was installed. I have no L6 updater. Is that a separate app? I’m not using a hub. My MacBook Pro still sees the HX Stomp as an audio interface over USB as does the HX Edit software. But there’s no sound and the screen is illegible. I’ve tried to restore it from HX Edit and manually reset but nothing. Super annoying tbh as I didn’t get to do a single thing with it.
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Well, I got the my HX Stomp today and set it all up. Downloaded the latest HX Edit for Mac which immediately prompted me to update the Stomp to firmware 3.5. i did so and about 5 mins in got an error on HX Edit. It asked me to switch it off and on and try again. I did so - and now I have a messed up screen and no sound whatsoever. All the buttons and switches still work but that’s moot. As it’s firmware, I assume there’s no way to go back? What now?
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Well, I got the thing and set it all up. Downloaded the latest HX Edit for Mac which prompted me to update the Stomp to firmware 3.5. i did so and about 5 mins in got an error. It asked me to switch it off and on and try again. I did - and now I have a messed up screen and no sound whatsoever. As it’s firmware, I assume there’s no way to go back? What now?
