reginaldStjohn

I didn't know there were two versions of toneX one (+)

I have a Helix Floor and I control which patches I use on my ToneX pedal with the midi out of the Helix. So yes it is possible. The Tonex Lists its midi control in its manual. You go into the Helix control to setup the midi messages that you want a button to control. I have, on some patches, for fs 1 to bank up on the Tonex and fw 5 to bank down. You can control other things but that is what I use it for. You have to use the 5 pin midi though, the usb from a Helix would not work.

I can see the forum listings but when I click on a topic it gives says

You need to post this in the "ideascale" forum. https://line6.ideascale.com/c/line6

I am just grateful for any update or enhancement. No expectations here.

Did you do the reset and reload of your backup after the upgrade?

You could assign the drive parameter to the expression pedal so that in the toe possition it is full drive and at heel possition it is a low drive. Another way to do this is add a split before the drive block and join it after. Then assign the volume(s) of the two branches of the merge point to the expression pedal. Have the branch with the drive be normal and the volume of the dry branch be reversed so that as you push the toe down its volume goes lower and the drive branch goes higher.

Do you have active or passive pickups? If active, replace the battery.

I usually try to reduce it down to steps: Start with just your guitar plugged into the HX and the Send into the Amp. Disconnect the amps EFX Loop cables. This should act like you are plugged directly into your amp. The amp gain and eq should effect the signal. Next plug the Amp's send into the HX return. You should not hear anything at this point but the HX Loop block should show signal coming into it on the screen. Are you using a Loop block or a separate send and return bock in the Helix? Continue in this fashion to try to determine where things are going wrong.

If it sounds good to you then there is not right or wrong in this regards

In global settings you can also enable the "pad" which will reduce the guitar input

I know that in global settings you can change whether the loops are line or instrument level. check your settings and try the other setting to see if that helps with the signal level clipping

Thanks.

Many of us have had this issue. We had to do a system reset and then restore from a back up. When you do the right reset all your user banks will be blank and you can save one of those off if you would like

They all sound fine to me. It really depends on what you are going for or how you want to use them. What kind of input do you want?