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  1. Ok thanks @theElevators and @silverheadit actually sounds like a hustle live, having all three plugged in. I have the Helix Floor, haven't reached any DSP so far but I could sacrifice some effects for better reliability. I'm not keen on surprises live though, so I might just keep my Boss voice processor then and have it on stage separately. And the bass player (yes he's connected to an amp live, but in our jam studio he's directly lined in to the mixer) never showed interest in using fancy effects, but I think it could add some flavour to some songs. We do have a really good sound guy but I can't rely on him every time, he's doing it as a friend. Thanks for your advices!
  2. Thanks guys! So I started off from the wrong end, I used a lot of presets that i downloaded online, or started off from different presets. I'll try to begin with a good template with separated vocals and guitar effects. Then I'll copy paste and tweak every sound. How about adding bass? What's your experience using all three during a live gig (our bass player plays without pedals)? @theElevators what do you mean by a lot can go wrong?
  3. Hi, I'm pretty new to the Helix concept so be gentle ;-) As a guitarist I have a guitar patch for every different song I play with my band. I also sing backing vocals and sometimes lead- is there any efficient and practical way to copy paste just the vocal part to every song? Or do I have to build them from scratch for every song? Or is there a way to have a general voice setting that's always active, regardless of which guitar patch I'm playing? Thanks!
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