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Hi, I don't think there's a midi command to simulate this FS3 function but... It may be fastidious but you can try Tthe following solution. (can work only if you play with a sequenced song with a Tempo track). Assuming your stomp receving midi clock and tempo track from logic: 1> Save your preset with (even done manually the LFO Timed to your song). The preset will be (normally) saved with the good parameters 2> Go to your logic (or any MAO soft) projet and insert a CC command to select your preset (even if you're already on it, it will reload the preset) on the 1rst Bar at the beginning of your song (with or without latency compensation if necessary) I'm not 100% sure but it should work Regards

Hi You should attach your preset to your message Maybe you saved a snapshot with the switch off, the second with switch on etc.. it could be your problem but it would be easier to answer after seeing your preset Regards

Did You try via command center on the current preset to assign a switch like: "HX preset" -> (01A-32D depending where is your current preset). If I understood your need it should reset the current preset to its saved state. Regards

That's it I've detailled most of the manipulation in my post The used MIDI Code in my post are: - For the CUE fonction: I send CC70 which is the value to send to the device to put in cue the next midi message (up to 16) and launch it at the beginning of the next first bar - The CC61 value 70 is just the "play" function on the helix (you can put a value from 64 to 127) - The CC61 value 1 is just the "stop" function on the Helix (you can put a value from 0 to 63) - The CC 60 Value 70 is the function "Record" on the Helix (you can put a value from 64 to 127) It's equally possible to simplify the routing with a separate MIDI foot controller if it can assign multiple functions on a single switch Anyway I would gladly answer to your questions if I can so don't hesitate to MP.

Hi I might misunderstand but what you're asking for is actually possible. You can set up your Helix in stomp mode, assign some snapshot (with command center) for some switches and use the others as you like, send Midi CC/ activate some blocs or parameters etc...

Hi, I personaly use global EQ on the XLR Out only which I send to FOH. Doing this allow me to not constantly touch my presets and keep the same sound, and just ajust if necessary what I send to FOH for the sound guy

It's the way that stomp mode work. After pressing bank Up/Down , you can select the preset you want (the display will blink until you select one) , Then The HX switch to stomp mode automatically

If you really want to keep the stomp + Effect you can add a midi controller (for example a Morningstar product) since the HX products can't assign multiple functions on one switch via command center. That's maybe the best solution if you absolutely want to keep the 2 devices

Sadly, The 10 switches mode is just available in stomp mode, BUT, with command center you can assign any snapshot on the desired switches. you could stay in stomp mode and assign snapshots on 10 switches mode. It may be the solution you're searching for :)

It is possible, but you'll have to use command center on Every preset. Start to familiarise with the manual (See MIDI section..), to master your HX products. Keep in mind anyway that more you'll have preset , more the preparation will be heavy Why not just sell your HX Stomp and HX effects and change them for a Full Helix or LT? Your setup will be far easier

I may be wrong but I think it's because you don't use the setting "10 switches" in stomp mode section "Global settings"

If I'm correct. The Whammy's Expression Pedal can be cammanded via CC You have to send Midi CC11 -> Value 0 at Toe Up/ Value 127 at Toe Down

So The first thing (I think) you should set up is your display with stomp + snapshot (each on a row) using Global setting -> footswitches -> preset mode switches -> "Stomp/snap" or "Snap/stomp". You'll have your snapshots on the first row ans the 2nd row in stomp mode or Stomp on first row and snap on second. That's your choice Then via command center you can assign each stomp switches with specific commands: In my example I'll give you some parameter to set on the second row, switches 1 to 3 Switch 1: Knob 1: "HX Looper" -> Knob 2: Function "Record" Switch 2: Knob 1: "HX looper"-> knob 2: Function "Play" Switch 3: Knob 1: "HX Looper" -> knob 2: Function "Stop" (page 63 on the manual) Then you'll have on a single display: - Your snapshots on first row - The looper functions on the second row

did you put the looper block in your chain? You just have to assign the looper on the desired switch. (here's the logo) Then you have many options: - 1/ press the assigned switch then the display will change and you'll have the looper's functions. it will look like this - 2/ Via command center (check the manual for the programming) you can assign the looper's functions on the switches you desire. For example for record/overdub the CC is 60 and the values are "0-63" for "overdub" and 64-127 for "Record" or you can use the parameter "HX looper" and select the desired function. -> (check manual p59)

If it can interest some people here, I found a way to quantize my helix's looper thanks to a miniature device: https://jmkmusicpedals.com/products/clockstep-multi?srsltid=AfmBOor-CNf-A428Cy9B0GCMDNsU0uKwTOofn_L17jO-fzIKcg5qCIQS Helix's MIDI out to ClockStep MIDI IN and Clockstep MIDI out to Helix MIDI IN. Helix receive midi clock (in my case Clockstep is set to MIDI Channel 1 and Helix is set to MIDI Channel 2) The clockstep can CUE any MIDI messages and launch them at the top of the 1rst bar. The thing is (as the command center doesn't allow multiple assignation on one switch) I have to dedicate 1 switch to the "CUE" Fonction and as much as needed switches for the looper's functions (for example 4 switches for CUE, Record, Play, Stop). So I have to press before the next 1rst bar the "quantize" switch (to put in CUE the next MIDI Messages) and the "desired fonction(s)" switch(es). Regards

You can find this on the manual Snapshot Reselect Determines the behavior when pressing a Snapshot mode footswitch again after loading its assigned snapshot. “Reload” (the default) simply reloads the stored state of the footswitch’s assigned snapshot again. “Toggle Previous” toggles between loading the previously selected snapshot and the footswitch’s assigned snapshot.

I don't know if the tap/tuner switch is editable , but via the command center I think you can make want you want to. You can select a switch and program it like a Midi Controler. Check the command center section on the manual

Hi. I think you should go check the command center. You just have to select the concerned switch(es) and select the "HX preset" -> "Preset" -> Next or Previous or the specific one you desire (01A-32D). The color is personalisable too. The thing is you must configure this on each preset you want to use that way

Why don't you just split this way: 1A+2A for guitar 1B+2B for vocals This is by far more simple.... ???

Hi, Just Wondering if in a future update, it will be planned to add some drum boxes functions on the Helix. Does someone heard any infos on this?

Actually it's not totally true. You can use Path A full and 1/2 path B for your guitar and the other 1/2 half of path B for the mic (I assume the Mic Path will be Ok with not so many blocks)

CC #1 – DRIVE ON/OFF (value of 127 = ON /value of 0 = OFF) CC #2 – BOOST ON/OFF (value of 127 = ON /value of 0 = OFF) CC #3 – CLIPPING DIODES (value of 1 = 2x SYMETRICAL DIODES) (value of 2 = 3x ASYMETRICAL DIODES) (value of 3 = 4x SYMETRICAL DIODES) (value of 4 = 2x SYMETRICAL RED LED's) CC #4 – GAIN CYCLE (value of 1 = 25% GAIN) (value of 2 = 50% GAIN) (value of 3 = 75% GAIN) (value of 4 = 100% GAIN) CC #5 – BOOST EQ (value of 1 = BRIGHT BOOST) (value of 2 = MID BOOST) (value of 3 = TAILORED BOOST) (value of 4 = FULL BOOST)

Maybe just some compatibility problem with your pedals . I may be wrong but i've already seen some topics or posts about compatibility problems with certain brands of equipment

Maybe check "Controller assign section" and verify the min values if they're correctly set at 0. Or check too if you don't have two volume parameters set by error

In the assign section assign Exp Toe to activate the wah block, and EXP 1 for the value. Then when you're playing, activate the Toe Switch it should work. (bypass the wah block by default)