talwilkins

I mostly agree. There are a few numbers in our Frank Zappa setlist, that really needs seamless switching because they simply flow into each other that way. The solution was very simple: I made single presets for two or three numbers and use snapshots. With the stadium, that is even easier with the extra blocks. I even have one path dedicated to voice!

Yes. That shouldn't make any difference though, since this behavior is on the unit itself. It does seem to work as expected on the editor, so that's good.

I think I have had the same issue. I'm not sure if it happened when switching presets but that's very possible. I was editing multiple presets I had imported from my OG Helix. They all needed the same change, so i wasn't playing the presets. Just changing some settings, saving, and moving on to the next preset. Then discovered there was no sound when starting to play. I filed a ticket. Support wanted to know exactly when it happens, but I had no clue. Now I do, thanks!

That's weird. This behavior hasn't changed for me after the update to 1.2. Still jumping back to User Presets after saving while in a setlist.

Shielded Refers to the physical cable construction. A shield (braid or foil) surrounds the conductors to block electromagnetic interference (like radio signals, hum from power lines). Both balanced and unbalanced cables can be shielded. So, just be absolutely sure, the 1/4" outputs of stadium have a hot, cold and ground connector, just like XLR does? Of course you would need a TRS cable to utilize it.

The manual states: 1/4” Outputs: Use shielded, unbalanced (tip-sleeve) 1/4” cables to connect to one or two instrument amplifiers—or—shielded, balanced (tip-ring-sleeve) 1/4” cables to connect to studio monitors or powered PA/FRFR speakers; you may also use 1/4” TRS to XLR M cables. Does this mean the Helix stadium actually has shielded, balanced 1/4" outputs?

Exactly! I will open a ticket too.

Great that it's not a big deal for you, but for me it's a big nuisance. If I am working in a setlist and make a change on the fly and save, I get switched to the USER PRESETS. This means I get an unexpected next preset if I don't switch back to the setlist. That is actually a big deal. If I can't rely on being in the setlist I need and also can't see on the screen if I'm there, it makes me nervous in a live situation.

When I make a change to a preset while in a custom setlist, the stadium jumps back to the USER PRESETS list. This is very inconvenient, because the next preset might nog be what you expect (I have the up and down switches set to PRESET). Is this a bug?

Not 100% sure, but I think I have touched and rocked just about everything, without result. I will make a point of rocking the expression pedal next time it happens. Actually, on one or two occasions everything returned to normal by itself.

Am I missing something? As far as I understand, there are no Agoura versions of J45, Jazz rivet 120, Grammatico, Cali IV Rhythm 1 and Matchstick 1 yet.

I'm also experiencing spontaneous sound dropping out. Sometimes the Helix Stadium seems to be sort of resetting. Not a full power cycle though.

Thanks, missed that!

As far as I can tell, the online manual does not have a list of models.

I think it's a bit like the Kemper Profiler. You will be able to capture a real amp and make a model from it. You can use the cloud servers for computing power.

My guess is that all the Helix models are there, next to the new Stadium models. Just like the Helix also has legacy models in there. And like the new cabinet models next to the old Helix models.

Thanks, this helped me a lot!

I have the same issue. My left channel has lower volume and also distorted sound. I've been having this issue for a while but didn't get round to looking into it. I have no idea when exactly it started. Shure hope it's not a hardware issue. With me it also affects the sound coming from my PC

Actually the GP-8 was mostly analog. Only the delay and chorus wer digital. Is sounded pretty darn good!

Please do! you could share your patch, that would be the easiest.

I have one of the first Helix Floors in the Netherlands and found the update procedure complicated but it never gave me any problem. I was always a bit nervous because of all the posts of people who did have problems but I guess I was lucky. Now the procedure is great, BUT............ It would be even better if Helix edit would also auto update instead of needing to download the updatefile and running it manually. Now you get the Firmware update pop up when you start Edit and need to exit that to update Edit first. Just saying, no biggy but the workflow doesn't really flow if you catch my drift.

Nice!

I have recently purchased a BOSS WL-T. Very low latency and works great til now. No problems whatsoever

Thanks!

I have my mic in gain at 9 dB Not sure why actually but on the mixer I seem to have around the same level as the other mics that are connected directly to the mixer. I go XLR out at mic level. I do wonder why mic lever seems a lot quieter than the mic directly to the table (it seems about 9 dB but it could be a bit more or less) As you can see I haven't gone very precise about this, no measurements. It sounds fine. Why use a compressor on voice?