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Are you sure you have a Factory setlist selected?

Sorry this first post took so long to approve. See my answer to your later identical post….

That suggests that the previous owner has already used the HX Native discount associated with the device. The discount can only be used once for any device. Unfortunately you are probably put of luck. To be sure, open a support ticket and ask Line 6.

Yes you can do that. I have used Workbench HD to create several bass guitar models which I store in the Custom bank on my JTV-59. I tune each of the bottom 4 strings to -12 and set the mix to 0% original and 100% alternate tuning.

I don’t think the individual factory presets are available to download but you can restore them all. Use Pod Go Edit to back up any presets you want to save before restoring your device to factory settings, as follows…. To prevent this in future, of course, copy the factory preset to your User setlist before editing.

I believe there’s only one Send jack on the Stomp. How do you plan to use two?

The product description of the Spider V amps states that it comes with the Cubase software, which you mention you have successfully installed. I see no mention of POD Farm being included. That would explain why you would need to purchase a license in order to use it.

Make sure you have assigned the parameters you mention to the Snapshot controller. You can do that that by pressing and quickly rotating the parameter’s control knob on the device. After doing that you will see the parameter values highlighted by white brackets. Then change the values as desired in each snapshot and save the preset before moving to another snapshot.

Any decimal value can be expressed as an equivalent percentage. In this case the mapping is direct: 0.430 = 43%. Similarly for any fraction between 0 and 1. i.e the decimal number 0.xy = xy%

Sorry - I'm not familiar with POD Go wireless units. I think the channels just need to match, not be any specific value. Your POD Go wireless device trasmits on a specific RF channel. I don't know what that is or how to find out, but the Global Setting for Wireless input needs to specify the same channel.

If you are using the wireless connection make sure your RF channel is correct (see Global Settings). Also, make sure your speakers/monitors are connected to the POD Go outputs.

I hadn’t noticed before but I think you’re right. The audio interfaces are now listed under Legacy Products with the statement that “These products are no longer manufactured, but still may be available in stores.” I don’t see any replacement products in the current lineup.

Since it’s brand new I would return it for replacement.

From the HX stomp manual: “ From Stomp or Scroll mode, touch FS3 (TAP/TUNER) to briefly display Tempo parameters.”

I haven’t viewed the video but I can say that a Variax guitar can only produce raw guitar signals. It does not do any signal processing beyond that point. Comparing to the real world a Variax guitar provides the signal that comes out of the guitar’s 1/4” jack. Any other signal processing is done by external equipment such as a guitar amplifier and various FX. It is highly unlikely that the guitar tone itself can recreate anything like the (probably highly processed) tone in your video. From the video you can probably tell what kind of guitar he is using. Choose the Variax model that comes closest to that. The rest is all non-Variax signal processing.

No harm in trying a reset. Just back things up beforehand.

You need to touch and hold the footswitch until the display changes.

Yes. You need to assign the FX block to the Footswitch. In the Signal Flow view select the FX block. Then use your hand to touch (not press) the footswitch that you want to use to turn the FX block On/Off. When the display asks for confirmation, press the knob beneath the OK display. You can assign multiple FX to the same footswitch if you like.

Yes, use Studio Direct mode. I used the wrong terminology for the X3 device.

Please describe your setup exactly. List all the cables, wires, connections that you are using from your guitar to your monitors, and where exactly these cables and wires are connected to the devices. Also, how are you making changes to the Helix device: using the device itself or working through HX Edit?

I would use the 1/4” inputs on the back of the Focusrite. Make sure your X3 1/4” Output Level is set to Line, matching the Focusrite inputs.

I’m not a Mac user so can’t give you specifics but essentially you want to configure your Mac’s audio setup so that it recognizes the POD Go as its input (recording) device and the MOTU as its output (playback) device. I believe there’s something called an aggregate device setup on Mac that may help.

Make sure you are using the HD400 L/Mono 1/4” output to connect to your amp, and set the switch to Amp. If still not working use headphones to test and make sure that the HD400 is producing sound on its own. You could also try connecting the XLR outputs to your amp (you will need an adapter). Your amp has an FX Loop (Send/Return capability) but there seems to be only one jack which is unusual. Consult your amp’s documentation to understand how this works. Then do some research on how to use the 4-cable method (4CM).

That’s a hardware issue. You need to open a support ticket to get advice on where to take it for repair.

Just curious…. What’s the advantage of that? I find it useful information for preset organization and navigation purposes.