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So the new electric machine is a ??? Anywho The same thing happened to me when I got a new air purifier for the studio- noise when I plugged anything into the aux 3 jacks on Helix. Turned it off and the noise disappeared. 
 
So would please mark the topic as solved now esarlag? Thanks!

Well,  it may have been just a glitch, as other patches seem to work ok as far as copying and pasting. I can not duplicate the issue I was having, so if anyone runs into this just remove a block in that patch and then try to paste it back i guess. That's what seems to work.

I'm just playing more than I have in several years thanks to Helix and a few pedals. Nice to see that this forum is helping folks! It sure has helped me with Helix, as there are lots of good ideas shared here.

Ahhh that China QA dept. must need a dusting...   ;)  If you can not "shake it" (or blow it) out of the way, and it bothers you then yes Id return it for another (unless yer a tech and know how to take it apart, and then it probably would void the warranty if Line 6 found out). 

That midi command does not seem to be working for me. I do not know what Im doing wrong. The others seem to work fine.
 
I have blanked/zeroed out all in DT-Edit on both channels too... If I leave it set to AB, all is well. When I change say a Vox amp to Class A, this setting is erratic, as in sometimes it might switch, while at other times it might switch another patch to Class A that was supposed to be (and is set to) Class AB. Weird.... Anyone noticed this?
 
Edited: FYI- When using DT Edit from my Mac/Midisport interface, the Class A to AB switch works every time with the DT 50 head. This issue points then to Helix causing this issue. Is there a setting in Helix to slow down the midi send rate? Could that be the deal???
 
 
Edited: See below- Its was NOT a Helix issue after all...