silverhead

I’m not sure. Open a support ticket.

Interesting. I suggest you open a support ticket to report a possible bug.

Good plan. If that doesn’t work the next step would be to reinstall the firmware using Line 6 Central.

Are you familiar with the Trails On/Off parameter? That controls whether the delayed notes keep sounding when the Delay block is turned off. Perhaps it needs to be set to On?

Look closely at the bottom of the Model Selector knob. In some cases it can touch the body of the guitar which prevents it from being fully depressed, meaning the electronics are not being turned on. If there is no interference from the body and the knob is being fully depressed, I would open a support ticket.

What happens when you insert the fresh fully charged battery?

Start a new thread. Describe exactly what you did when trying to install the firmware and exactly what you observed.

Perhaps the notice at the top of this page re: License Manager retirement will help?

Are the devices connected by midi cables or usb? Make sure your MIDI Global Settings and Command Center settings are correct.

Unfortunately this is a quite common issue that usually boils down to local wifi and internet equipment, location, and configuration. Start by reading the manual sections on the Stadium App and WiFi, Internet and Bluetooth. See if your computer and household equipment, especially modem/router, meet the specs and supported technologies/devices. Search this forum for other info. The section under Support-> Knowledge Base and FAQs for Stadium includes this item https://kb.line6.com/helix-stadium-software-wifi-drop-outs-intermittent-connection

Lots of different connectors and cables there. I would begin by stripping things down to bare essentials and rebuilding from there to find the culprit(s). For instance, is there noise using just the audio from POD Express to monitor? Does the noise disappear when you disconnect USB and don’t use the editor? You already know that USB hubs should be avoided. I have no experience with HDMI in these setups but that’s a suspect. Your symptom is often caused by electrical interference. Try using different household outlets, or ideally different circuits, for your POD, computer and speaker. Some people find that adding a hum eliminator device solves the issue.

Very interesting article. Thanks for the link.

Were you able to test the used UX2 before you bought it? Did the microphone input work? Are you familiar with using GarageBand, and sure that it is setup properly to receive the Mic input signal?

Have you tried updating on the device itself, not using Central or the app?

Wow. Seems I hit a nerve. I said nothing about comparing Stadium to Quad Cortex or any other Capture/Proxy technology. I simply stated the obvious: If the result of any capture process is audibly different from the target sound (which is what you have stated twice now) the capture is inaccurate. If you think the difference sounds better, that's great. I’m sure you’ve found Stadium Proxy captures that sound worse. No argument here. But producing a sound that’s audibly different is neither the intention nor purpose of Capturing/Cloning. "... expound about from behind a computer keyboard''' "? I'm not stating an opinion; just a tautology. If a Capture/Proxy sounds different from the target it’s inaccurate. Full stop.

What OS is running on your Mac Mini?

Open a support ticket with this question. Follow the Support link at the top of this page.

Interesting comment. Surely the measure of quality for a proxy/clone capture is the degree to which it matches the sound of the original. If it sounds subjectively different, for better or worse, then the capture is inaccurate. No?

Yes, and no, respectively.

You report a bug by opening a support ticket (follow Support link at the top of this page). If this does turn out to be a bug… great catch!

Uhh … well …. no. Not all of us. If you do, why watch at all? Let’s see. No ebook manual, no videos, …… So …. you prefer to carry a large book (printed pdf version) with you, especially on planes?

What audio interface are you using? Check its Input Level trim for the guitar input. The incoming signal direct from your guitar is Instrument level. The processed signal coming if from Helix is probably Line level. Big difference. Unless the interface is compensating there’s bound to be lower volume and more noise.

Not sure, but Catalyst manual says: Momentary type footswitches can be assigned to work with your Catalyst via the Catalyst Edit software. ... so maybe not fixed in hardware? I don't know if Catalyst Edit can also make your latching LFS2 work as a momentary for POD Express. I don't own any of the products involved here - I'm just going by manuals, which you could do too if you want to pursue it.

I believe you can configure them using your Catalyst. But, since you haven’t yet tried it it might work already. Try it.

Thanks for reporting back. Overall I’ve found AI to be helpful but it’s given me lots of inaccurate info too.