SaschaFranck

Why would you use a limiter? IMO a plain booster would be a better choice. Anyway, regardless of the type of pedal, you'll lose the flexible input impedance feature of the Stomp once the external pedal is on or in buffered bypass mode (such as all Boss pedals).

Hm, there's been a sale recently, maybe it's over already. Did you check while being logged in?

If you plan to do any kind of stuff in a DAW, I highly recommend doing so! You can have it for $49 right now as a registered hardware user (as long as the hardware hasn't been used for a discount before). Yes. Reaper would be inexpensive (plus it's coming with a literally never ending trial period), but in case you're familiar with the Cubase family already, I'd possibly try to get a cheap (or even free) smaller OEM version (some people are selling these). In case you're on a Mac, get Garageband, which is free. As far as Match EQs go, Reaper has one for free in their file repository somewhere, but in general, I wouldn't recommend reaper too much for starters. Some bigger DAWs have a Match EQ coming with them, but those versions are generally more expensive and sometimes tougher to get into. Personally, I'm using Logic - but as Garageband, it requires a Mac. I'd possibly start with a DAW that is easy to get into (such as Cubasis) and a set of analyzers (there's some free ones such as Span from Voxengo), then do the matching yourself - which will possibly even teach you a whole lot about the HX EQs.

Match EQs will usually show you their frequency curve, you could then try to recreate that curve with the Helix EQs. For more precision, you could use Helix Native and two analyzers, one for the reference track and one for your Helix track. Alternatively, you could create an IR of that Match EQ (some even allow for IR export on their own but it's pretty easy to do manually as well) and load that instead of an EQ.

Check your global settings -> Ins/Outs, scroll all the way to the right. There's an entry "Volume Controls" that you can switch from "Mains+HP" to "Phones". I'm sure your global settings were messed up during the update (which is sometimes happening for various reasons). Just set it to "Mains+HP" and you should be fine.

Exactly this. And yes, it can be done. I'd rather use at least one of he switches for tap/tune, though, simply because I prefer to have visual control over things, something the Ampero switch doesn't offer.

I still don't think it'll happen that soon. Maybe in a year. Fwiw, personally I'm so happy with my new setup, they'd have to be pushing hard to even get me interested.

Well, it has been discussed pretty much everywhere else, too. Personally, I don't even know why, simply because pretty much everything is obvious. Hardware is aging, new tech needs newer hardware, newer hardware is also needed to generate new sales. And that was it already. To be honest, while he certainly likes delay and reverb, his sounds still are pretty articulate IMO. Let alone he's an excellent player. I do however agree on the rest, it's becoming predictable and (unfortunately) clickbaity.

Which, regardless of the OP's comment, isn't speaking for TGP, more to the opposite. Fortunately, there's way better alternatives these days. And as far as saying "thank you" to L6 goes, well, I'm having mixed feelings myself. In 10 years of time, they could've improved plenty of things regarding usability - but refused doing so (and some things would've come at zero development cost, such as adding the LT's screen mode to the Floor). Some things are still incredibly bad. And I'm saying that as someone who just made the Stomp the center of all things dirt in his setup. Anyhow, as much as I'm able to complain (for good reasons), I love the new amps. Some quick noodlings, straight after updating: Xtra Blue: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bcXPF3N6loGAwwM8A96mGY4y1qKQ8Vt8/view?usp=sharing Super Reverb: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Gd9s9IHC302UnQY0atJGGhuTzbiTFsd5/view?usp=drive_link

The Helix is produced in China. Just as pretty much any other modeler.

So, you're saying you have a programming background and then come up with a statement like this? That's quite pathetic.

Yes, they are most defenitely working on something significant, at least I'd bet on it. But 10 year old hardware that won't generate much sales anymore isn't something significant for a company who has to pay their employees. It's really as easy as that. And believe me, I wish it was different.

I don't understand the question. Everything you may ever need is there.

Even if I wish they would do that, I don't think we'll see significant functionality updates anymore. At one point in time the HX family market will be saturated (it likely almost is), so everone and his mum have their Floors, Stomps and what not. To sell some more hardware (which is their main job) Line 6 will have to show up with some new stuff. But then, I think the HX platform is really mature and good enough for quite some years to come already. Sure, I'm really somewhat dissapointed that certain functionality updates never materialized, but such is life.

Fwiw, I just updated to Sequoia today and so far things seem to be fine, HX Native included. Don't take my word for anything, though.