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Hi Philipp, It sounds like you're experiencing some synchronization issues between your HX Stomp and Ableton Live when using external tempo sync. This can be frustrating, especially when you're trying to maintain a consistent tempo for your endless delay. One potential solution is to ensure that Ableton Live is sending MIDI Clock to the HX Stomp. You can do this by going to the Transport menu in Ableton Live, navigating to Project Synchronization, and selecting MIDI Clock as the destination. In HX Edit, make sure the tempo sync is set to "external" so that it follows Ableton's tempo. If this doesn't resolve the issue, you might want to check your MIDI settings in both Ableton Live and HX Stomp to ensure they are correctly configured for synchronization. I hope this helps! MyFedLoan

Hello! Absolutely, you can keep the sends and returns of the HX Stomp always plugged in without using them in the signal path or taking up a block. By wiring the pedalboard so that the sends and returns go to unplugged extension jacks, you essentially keep the option prepaid gift balance open for future use without affecting the current setup. This setup allows you to add send/return blocks whenever you need to incorporate extra analog pedals into your chain. It’s a smart way to ensure flexibility and convenience in your pedalboard configuration without any immediate impact on your signal path.

Hello! It sounds like you're having a frustrating time with the stereo output balance on your Stomp XL. Here are a few things you might want to check: ensure that the output levels for both the left and right channels are set equally. Sometimes, slight differences in settings can cause one side to be louder than the other. Since you're using dual amps and dual IRs, it's possible that the signal splitting My ACI might be causing the imbalance. Check the routing settings to ensure that both paths are balanced. Verify that the cables you're using for the left and right outputs are of the same quality and type, as any difference in cable quality can affect the signal strength.