jiml6

If a factory reset doesn't fix it, open a support ticket.

Definitely open a support ticket. This sounds like a hardware issue.

Which phone are you using?

Definitely open a support ticket. https://line6.com/support/tickets/

Weird. When you press and hold that footswitch to enter pedal edit mode, does it say "MORE..." in that scribble strip?

Can you upload a video? I'm not able to reproduce this.

Check out Octo (fourth from the bottom of the Reverb folder).

Make sure you're looking in the Stereo folder.

Hit both footswitches simultaneously to exit preset menu.

Put a volume pedal after the Looper.

When the Stomp powers on with an expression pedal plugged in, the volume pedal defaults to 0%. Just moving the treadle will bring it back to life.

You're gonna hear the amp's processed signal while recording, but you shouldn't hear it during playback.

Do you happen to remember what your user model defaults are?

Try updating with Line 6 Central.

There are really tiny external footswitches that would accomplish this for you.

What do you have after the Double Take? If you have a mono block after it, you might get the result you're describing.

Open a support ticket https://line6.com/support/tickets/

Open a support ticket https://line6.com/support/tickets/

I believe that's correct.

You don't need the driver if you're only running Pod Go Edit (I believe). You would need it if you're using your Pod Go for recording.

The fan is a good idea. When I know my gear is gonna be outside in the Texas summer, I'll try to find something to at least keep it out of direct sunlight. My pedalboard softcase usually does the trick. Looks weird, but at least my HX Stomp doesn't overheat.

This thread seems to have a solution

Are you running Reaper on Mac or Windows? What version of Native are you using? And which reverb model is causing the issue? Thanks!

I found this in the manual, Line 6 follows Yamaha’s MIDI note spec, where middle C is “C3” (unlike some other gear manufacturers that prefer to say middle C is “C4”). Maybe try using C0 instead of C-1.

Make sure you're saving your preset (press and hold current preset button A, B, or C until it flashes 4 times). I was able to do this successfully, but I don't have a digitakt so it wasn't an apple-to-apple comparison (I used Helix Floor to send MIDI CCs).