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Hi, After updating to the latest firmware did you perform the recommended Factory Reset, and Restore from Backup, as specified in the 3.80 Release Notes? Rule 1 - When unexplained weird stuff starts to happen, perform a Factory Reset. Hope this helps/makes sense.

Hi, Usually the best place to find information such as this, is the HX Effects 3.80 Owners Manual. https://line6.com/data/6/0a00051afdbe673ccc8bdcf2d/application/pdf/HX Effects 3.80 Owner's Manual - English .pdf See page 12 - Editing Effects. When you have a delay selected you change the time from milliseconds to note divisions by pressing down on the first knob below the display screen. This is detailed in the “shortcut” panel on page 12. Hope this helps/makes sense.

Hi, You don’t need to copy/paste the MIDI data in Logic Pro, simply point it at the item you wish to automate. You might find it worthwhile to check the Helix Native Pilot’s Guide 3.80 - page 50 - The Automation/Controller Assign Tab. You can find it to download by clicking on the Question Mark icon in the lower left corner of the GUI window. Also, follow the supplied info supplied by @silverhead in the post above. Hope this helps/makes sense.

Hi, From the release notes for the latest firmware: OPTIONAL: The only way to hear 3.80's new factory presets is to restore them. IMPORTANT! MAKE SURE YOU'VE EXPORTED A BUNDLE (OR ANY IMPORTANT SETLISTS) FIRST, AS RESTORING FACTORY SETLISTS WILL ERASE ALL YOUR WORK! Click the gear icon in the lower left, select the Presets/IRs tab, and then click Restore Factory Setlists. Click Yes. I guess if this is a brand new installation you will have nothing to back up - therefore simply click on the Restore option. You might find it useful to read through the manual. https://line6.com/data/6/0a00051afef2673cd2e8a197b/application/pdf/Helix Native Pilot's Guide 3.80 - English .pdf Hope this helps/makes sense.

Hopefully, that is the sort of mistake you will only make once. Remember- fail safe - always work on a copy. Plus, save, save and then save again! Check your backup files.

Hi, First rule of Helix club is - when weird stuff starts to happen, perform a factory reset! While holding footswitches 9 & 10 (bottom row, 2 middle switches), turn on your Helix. If that doesn’t fix the issue, boot up in Safe Mode, by pressing and holding buttons 6 and 12 while you power on the Helix. You should now be able to reinstall the latest firmware, and then restore from backup. IMPORTANT! MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A BACKUP FIRST, AS A FACTORY RESET WILL ERASE ALL YOUR WORK! If the issue with your unit still persists, raise a ticket with Customer Support. Hope this helps/makes sense.

Hi, Yes it is possible, if you follow the advice given by @theElevators in the post above. As the HXFX has 2 EXP inputs, it may be simpler to add a couple of cheap M-Audio EXP pedals to control Wah and Vol independently. Hi, AFAIK, the Mission SP1-L6H is not suitable for use with the HXFX. The switch makes it viable only for the Rack and Stomp units. Hope this helps/makes sense.

Oops! Apologies, I misinformed you - your Helix LT does not have the 10 foot-switch option available. Thanks to @theElevators for pointing out the restriction of the capabilities of the LT unit.

The link to Google works, but then it requires a request to access the file. Doh!

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Hi, Follow Steve’s example in this video. Hope this helps/makes sense.

Hi, That is probably the best course of action in this situation. As your HX Stomp XL is essentially brand new it is covered by warranty and you will possibly be advised to return it to the store where you purchased it for a fully functional replacement device. Good luck.

Hi, To reiterate the comments from @theElevators in the post above - the first rule in Helix world is, when weird and/or unexpected stuff starts to happen, perform Factory Reset. I note that you have said that you had recently updated the Firmware to v.3.80. If that is the case, and you followed the Release notes (linked below), you would see that a Factory Reset is major part of the upgrade process. You are also prompted to backup, and restore your files after the reset. The backup file should contain your Global settings file, which contains the control settings for your foot switches. If that is not set correctly you may encounter issues with the switches. Hope this helps makes sense.

Here we go again - if Line 6 have anything in development, they never reveal it until it’s ready to hit the streets. People comment that Helix is almost 10 years old, but that’s just the external hardware - see the video with Digital_Igloo below. Plus, people seem to forget that even though the Helix is approaching 10 years old, it actually started development way back in 2008. A little history from Eric on the 5th anniversary of the Helix launch, below. Hope this helps/makes sense.

Why do you think that you need to use the Line 6 License Manger? It is not required to for Helix Native, simply download and install from the “HelixNative3.82.dmg” file. Once you have installed HXN in Logic, create an instance of Native in a track, make sure you are logged in to your Line 6 account and then click “Authorise This Computer”. It might be advisable to read this - especially page 4, “Installing Helix Native”, and page 6 “Deauthorizing - Moving to Another Computer”. https://line6.com/data/6/0a00051afef2673cd2e8a197b/application/pdf/Helix Native Pilot's Guide 3.80 - English .pdf The Release Notes for the update also cover Helix Native installation. Plus, Sweetwater, have a quick start for Helix Native. https://www.sweetwater.com/sweetcare/articles/getting-started-fast-with-line-6-helix-native/ Hope this helps/makes sense.