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Have you tried asking in the Bias forums? Won't be able to listen to your clip until later this evening, but my guess is a setting changed somewhere.

I mean the Bias plug-in, is there a level control to adjust the level of the DI track going into Bias?

Try disconnecting the UX and play back the track/plg-in in question using your pc's internal sound card. If you get the same unsatisfactory results then you eliminated the interface being the culprit. Also check levels you are feeding Bias

If the DI track is fine it likely is not your interface. Is this Bias or POD Farm plug-in?

There is a Model Gallery in the POD Farm 2 Advanced User Guide.

If you're an idiot then how did you figure it out!!?? :lol: :lol: :lol:

Working fine for me.

Actually the list does indicate what was modeled. Good point regarding Helix Native. And there is a 15 day free trial.

Platinum will add the following Model Packs: Metal Shop Power Bass Expansion FX Junkie Collector Classics. If you have a UX2 you might already have FX Junkie. Go to the store and click on the individual model packs to see its list.

FWIW, the Firehawk is a hybrid, it uses algorithms from both the XT/X3 and HD series.

Any new Variax comes with an interface to connect to Workbench.

Are you trying to connect to the AMPLIFi or Spider?

There are 3 blocks that you can change the type of effect. So you can have up to 3 stomps, or 3 delays, or 3 mods....

You need to click the Helix Native logo to get to settings. Not sure which "gear button" you are referring to.

Glad you got it sorted!! Haven't really used FL Studio, but I guess I was thinking when you routed your tracks to channel 3 that channel 3 was essentially stereo.

I would try uninstalling the drivers and try to reinstall the drivers without using Monkey. Then see if Monkey sees it.

No you have the newest version of Monkey? Have you tried different USB cables and ports?

If you have the 2nd path set to host you are actually doubling the level going into Helix Native, not necessarily a bad thing, but typically not the optimal starting point. Check out Discrete Stereo Processing with Amps on page 25 of the manual, I think that is what you are trying to achieve. You sort of have to erase PF mentality when working in Helix Native's routing, options are awesome. Also check out some of the templates for new ideas for building patches.

Long time no see Mr_Arkadin!!

Can you post a snapshot of that ?

Do you have one stereo track with two mono takes one left and one right?

What type of midi cables are you using?

If you have POD Farm 2, the answer is yes because you have the plug-in license also. The plug-in is launched within Reaper Also, if you have the UX, you have up to 4 available outputs for Reaper. These can be configured in the PF (standalone) mixer view. A typical workflow is to capture the wet and dry signals simultaneously and add the plug-in to the dry track.

It overwrote on the Pod or your computer?

Can Monkey see it?