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Currently, there isn't a direct option in Helix Native to automatically convert presets into a format compatible with devices like the HX Stomp, but it’s not entirely out of the question for a future update. Line 6 tends to update their software and devices regularly, and they've listened to user feedback in the past. Right now, you can manually transfer your Helix Native patches to your HX Stomp by exporting the preset and opening it in the HX Edit software for the Stomp. But since the Stomp has a more limited processing power compared to the full Helix, some tweaks may be necessary to adapt the presets for the smaller unit. It would be cool if there was a specific feature to streamline that process and automatically optimize the preset for both Helix Native and the HX Stomp, considering their differences in features and available effects Commonlit org blocks.

Hi everyone, I’m having some strange behavior with audio latency in Logic Pro X on my M1 MacBook Air. I’ve noticed a noticeable delay when I’m recording with my Focusrite Scarlett 2i2, even though I’ve set the buffer size to 64 samples (which should usually work fine). Here’s what I’ve tried so far: I’ve adjusted the buffer size in Logic Pro X to lower values like 32, but the latency still persists. I’ve checked Audio MIDI Setup to ensure that the Focusrite is set up correctly. I’ve tried both direct monitoring through the interface and software monitoring, but the latency seems similar in both modes. I’ve disabled any plugins on the track to make sure nothing is causing the delay. I’m also using macOS Ventura, and all my software is up to date. The weird part is, the latency seems to vary depending on the session. Sometimes it’s fine, and other times it’s noticeable, even with minimal tracks. Has anyone else experienced this or know of anything else Direct2-HR I could try to reduce the latency? Thanks a lot for any tips or suggestions!

Hi all, I'm having trouble getting sound output from some virtual instrument plugins I’m using in Logic Pro X on my M1 MacBook Air. The instruments work fine when I load them inside Logic and hear them through my headphones, but I can’t get sound when I try to run them as standalone apps. The meters in the standalone apps show that the audio is being processed, but there's no sound output from the MacBook speakers. Here’s what I’ve tried so far: I’ve set the MacBook speakers as the output device in Audio MIDI Setup. I've checked that the apps are enabled in System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Microphone. I’ve turned off any muting features in the apps themselves. I’ve checked that the volume is up and not muted in both the apps and the MacBook. I’m also using a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 as my primary interface, but I’ve ensured the system sound is routed to the internal speakers. Does anyone have any advice on what else I can check or troubleshoot to get sound out of these standalone plugins? I'm running macOS Ventura. Click Here Thanks in advance for any suggestions!