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Thank you for the response kduck but that didn't work

Hello Helix Gurus! I'm trying to use the Poly Capo in order to make my guitar that tuned for D standard to sound like a guitar tuned in C standard. I decreased the interval by 2 but instead of it sounding like a guitar tuned for C standard it sounds lower but the are harmonies with each chord or not I play. Is there a setting I'm forgetting to set or am I completely misunderstanding how to use Poly Capo. I did follow a tutorial on You Tube it seemed to work for them. Why not me! haha I attached a screen capture of my configuration. Hopefully somebody will see some simple mistake I made. Thank you!!

Thank you silverhead! Yes it did have an IR. After importing the IR all is well. Thank You and have a Happy New Year!

Hello Helix world. I'm a complete noob to this Helix thingamahoosy and I've come across an interesting problem. 1. I created a new preset in HX Edit 2. Exported the user created preset from HX Edit. ( It saved it to my Documents folder by default) 3. I recorded a track guitar track using the DI ( Input 7) - Guitar plugged into Helix and Studio Monitors are attached to the Helix outputs 4. Added Helix Native by clicking the tracks FX button in Reaper 5. Play back the track with a factory preset selected in Helix Native. It sounds great. 6. Select a different factory preset in Helix native and it still sounds. 7. Select the imported user preset and it sounds like trash. The volume is low and it's very hissy. Am I missing a step in the export import process? I'm at a loss. I really don't know what to try next. Thank you!

I just installed Helix Native and none of my user presets that are shown in HX Edit are there. I tried to export the preset from HX Edit but when I imported it I got an error "Model specified in the preset is not recognized" It would be horrible if I had to manually export presets anyway. I'm hoping there is some type of magic synch button I'm missing :-)