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  1. Just noting that I'm having the same issue here. Going to attempt an offline update as well.
  2. Considering I mostly have at least 1 reverb loaded at all times, this workaround sounds like something that would fit my play style (allowing me to switch on the fly with one button). I also love the idea of the bypass toggle acting as a kill switch for everything. A lot of huge damp reverb tremolo parts with massive drops into a quiet moments that could really be done much easier with one button - that's exciting. I'll have to look into Snapshots. Haven't gotten that deep just yet. Though, all in all - I'd honestly love to suggest some sort of ability to turn off effects when another is selected (as you mentioned - close to M13 style workings). If we were able to register effects into a "Group" of some sort, where the system knows only 1 effect of the group could be selected at a time... it would literally solve everything! Seems simple enough. As for Split A/B, I'll have to consider that as well ! I've been mostly using A/B to run parallel effect chains - which has been one of my favorite parts about the Helix so far. Now once I figure out how to write in a blend to the expression pedal... Dream.
  3. Hey all, Loving the Helix - especially having moved from the M13. There's just one thing that I'm wondering how to work around. I love to group up a few different effects close to each other. I play a bit of post-rock and typically have a few different delays and reverbs written into my board at a time. On the M13, I'd put all of my delays in one row and reverbs in another - so that when I selected a new reverb - the other would be switched off. How can I create a similar situation on the Helix, so that when I choose another reverb or delay - it triggers the others (of the same type) to turn off. (I assume that I'd have to write in which footswitches it may target.) I'm currently doing quite the dance to switch on / off effects with the current setup. Thankfully the sound is so fantastic that no one has really noticed yet. ;) All thoughts are appreciated !
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