silverhead

Yes the file extensions are the same and so you can drag/drop a hardware incompatible preset into HX Edit. That would be trapped by HX Edit which would fail to load the preset/file, and would probably generate the error message above - or something similar.

I’m confused by your mention of the Amplitube ASIO driver. You should be using the POD Go ASIO driver and configuring Amplitube to use the POD Go inputs and outputs. I think that may be what you are actually doing. If so, your use of USB 3/4 as the Input is correct - the dry guitar signal. Try changing your Amplitube Ouptut to use POD Go USB 1&2. If you are still hearing the POD Go processing, use an empty preset - remove or bypass all processing blocks.

Yes, that’s possible. That’s why I asked earlier if he had created the preset on the device he’s using when reporting the issue here. But as head been pointed out he’s probably no longer watching here. I just thought I’d answer your question.

Yes to all questions. Connect your POD Go to your PC via USB. Make sure you have the POD Go drivers installed - you will have done so by installing POD Go Edit.

Please describe why you think it’s related to DSP overload. Was there some sort of error message? Did you create the presets on the same Helix device that they have disappeared on? As @MGW-Alberta says, you normally cannot create a preset that causes DSP overload. The DSP nanny is there to prevent that by greying out the block selections that would cause it. The actual issue may be something else entirely.

I like Glenn DeLaune patches too, especially his acoustic pack. (… and self-promotion still doesn’t belong here. Please keep it in the Lounge, as you have been doing since I last requested, and continue to do with this same song…)

Update on what, exactly?

1) Did you restore the Global Settings after updating the firmware? The update resets the Globals to the default values and perhaps has affected your external pedal settings. 2) Yes. Assign the same footswitch to control Bypass of both Vol and Wah FX blocks, and then Save the preset with one block active and the other bypassed. Henceforth a press of the switch toggles between the pedals. Similarly, assign the same EXP pedal to control the sweep of both FX blocks.

If you are using Helix over USB as the audio interface to your DAW on Windows you can’t also have your keyboard recognized over USB. On Mac it may be different; I believe you can define something called an aggregate device that will allow you to do that. On Windows, assuming your Helix device can process dual paths and dual inputs and also assuming that you are using a guitar although you don’t mention it, you can use your guitar as input for Path 1 and two of the Helix Return jacks as input for Path 2, with your keyboard’s analog stereo outputs connected to the Helix Return inputs. You can optionally use some FX to further process your keyboard on Path 2 but you can also keep Path 2 empty of FX to allow your unprocessed keyboard audio to appear at the Helix outputs (your monitors).

Glad to hear it! Enjoy.

Can you receive a Facetime call at that number? Please give me your email address so we can take this offline.I don't want to make a regular phone call 'cuz I'm in Canada and would incur long distance charges.

I don’t own the HX One to test, but reading the manual suggests that you can do what you want using the 4 Cable Method as described on pg8 of the manual. They key parameter for your situation is the Insert position. The Tuner on the HX One is always available using specific footswitches to activate it, so that’s not a problem. Similarly, the Noise Gate is controlled in Settings on a Global or Preset basis so that won’t be a problem. The Noise Gate is positioned at the HX One Input in the signal chain so it will apply directly to the incoming guitar signal. Then define your HX Preset to use a Delay FX and set the Insert Position to Pre. This will position the Delay FX in the amp’s FX Loop.

Have you tried downloading the firmware update file to a location on your computer and then running Line 6 Update using the 'Update from File' option? That removes the dependency on a stable internet connection during the update process.

I'm willing to have a video call with you. Let me know how I can contact you to arrange if you wish.

Presumably you have at least one of each power supplies. Read the labels on each. Are their specs identical? Are you actually having a problem with the POD Go power supply that came with the device?

Q1: Can’t answer that without knowing what your definition of ‘super budget’ is. But don’t overthink it because…. Q2: Yes.

Yes, depending on the Helix device you get. The Helix Floor, Rack, and LT are all dual path, dual processor devices and can easily do what you want. Both paths are plenty powerful enough for an amp and numerous blocks.

Global Settings -> Preferences -> Tempo Pitch

Did you begin with a factory-supplied New Preset before ‘dialing it in’? I expect you’d need to do that, and retain the New Preset name.

You can use it in the Catalyst FX Loop. Your cabling should be: Guitar -> Catalyst Guitar Input -> Catalyst Send -> Looper Input -> Looper Output -> Catalyst Return (Receive?). As noted earlier the FX Loop block in your Catalyst preset needs to be activated. If activated it seems that your guitar signal is either not being sent from the Catalyst Send (a cabling or Catalyst issue) or is not being properly received by your Looper (a Looper or its settings issue). Since you were able to hear the originally recorded loop that means the signal is being sent from the looper outputs and received properly at the Catalyst Return. Check your guitar and all your cables. If your Looper has a headphones output check that to see if the signal is being received in the Looper.

You can insert analog pedals anywhere you like depending on where you want them in the signal chain, pre-amp, in FX Loop, or post-amp.

How exactly is your Stomp connected to other devices, and what are those devices? What cables are connected to which inputs and outputs? What type of guitar, speakers, etc are you using?

That’s the key question and I don’t think it’s been answered. Seems that when the looper is playing back the recorded loop it is no longer passing through the input it is receiving from the guitar. Your guitar signal is being blocked by the looper.

Yes.