msj12345

Really useful. Thank you

Agreed, I have done the same with my Victory MK Overdrive. Just make sure that your amp uses short to sleeve. I did exactly the same, connect a TRS cable (MK Overdrive has two cables so I can do everything the amp foot switch does). It was a bit trial and error ro work them out but doesn't take long. May be I missed something but maybe not but I would like to swap the polarities. ie when I connected it up and turned on the Helix if I have a one switch switched between Lo and Hi gain the default on power on was Hi and I would prefer to change this to default to Low. If this can't be done it would be a helpful addition, or maybe I just missed how to do it?

Same here. I had problems logging in and updating and read about it being the wrong timezone(?) or doing via usb(?) I honestly cant remember what I did but fumbled around a few things doing a bit of everything, got it working, and its been absolutely fine ever since. Infuriating for a new product I have to agree but I assume it will eventually be shipped out with a later firmware and the issue wont exist any more

I got one of these: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0G6MZ6ZHS?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title After recommendations somewhere on here I think. Not glass but very thick strong plastic and looks nice without affecting the touchscreen. I went for matt. My only gripe is it doesn't stay fully adhered underneath the knobs but that's just an aesthetic thing due to the small width below the knobs and really doesn't affect anything unless I am really looking. Much better than risking the lovely screen

Thank you! I did read it but clearly misunderstood it! Makes sense

I have my Stadium XL on the desk and capacitive touch seems to just jump to the block rather than work as if I am pressing the switch no matter what option I chose in the global settings. I would expect to be able to just touch the switch to make it work as if I pressed it? What am I doing wrong?