silverhead

Sorry - my bad.

There are no non-Agoura amps in Stadium.

Oh… your initial post mentioned lack of CC support with no mention of PC.

Not sure what you mean. There is a section in the Helix Native manual describing parameter automation features, including midi automation. Please describe what you want to do beyond those capabilities.

I think (not 100%sure) the LT comes with a hex wrench to adjust the nut on the side of the volume pedal. Might just need a physical adjustment.

Contact Line 6 Support. They can remove some of the now obsolete authorizations and get you below the limit again.

Sometimes those knobs can get a bit stuck because the edge can make contact with the guitar body. A common solution is to gently pry the knobs off the shaft (use a couple of spoons with a cloth beneath them to prevent damage to the body), stick a small wad of paper into the bottom of the knob, and replace it onto the shaft. This has the overall affect of raising the knob above the guitar body just enough to prevent the sticking.

I am testing with my MK49 connected via usb on Windows 11. Line 6 Central does not see it, as you say. However in Device Manager -> Sound, video and game controllers I see the MK49 listed. Also it is visible in my DAW (Cakewalk Sonar). That means it is recognized as a midi device for practical applications. Monkey/Central would only be required if you want to update the firmware. The last firmware release was v1.04 in was Feb 2012. I doubt that you need Monkey or Central to use your MK25.

I suggest you open a support ticket with Line 6. Follow the Support link at the top of this page.

Select that and see if the driver version is the same. If so use it.

Click on the Downloads link at the top of this page. On the next page, use the drop down menus (the filters) to select POD XT Live as the Hardware, Drivers as the Software, and Windows as the OS. Download and install driver v4.2.7.7 which is compatible with Windows 10.

Yes. Use the Stomp’s Command Center to assign the appropriate MIDI commands (as specified by your sampler) to the desired footswitches.

Certainly. Assign the Level parameter of your EQ block to the Snapshot controller (push and rotate the parameter knob; you will see the value turn white and become bracketed). Select each Snapshot one at a time, set the desired level, and Save the preset before moving to the next Snapshot.

Thanks. Out of my wheelhouse but will give others something to go on.

That's tough. Describing a sound is very personal. Can you give us a hint or example of what you consider to be a 'good, heavy tone'? What you have in mind could sound like bees in a tin can to me. Conversely, what I consider good and heavy might sound like it belongs in a kid's lullaby to you.

So, back to the original question….. If you don’t have that model you need to upgrade your firmware.

I’m probably looking at an old manual. Thanks.

Strange, but I don’t see that model listed in the HX Stomp or Stomp XL manuals.

The drivers must be downloaded separately. The Win 10 driver is available: use the Download filters to get it.

Try opening a support ticket.

Have you opened a support ticket?

That's the correct procedure. Have you tried restarting your computer after the update?

Describe the update procedure you used

See the USB Audio section, specifically DI Recording.

Reinstall the firmware. If that doesn't fix it open a support ticket. Back everything up first (or during), of course.