shanecgriffo

searchlights with the modulation turned right down or Plateaux with pitch turned down maybe, are fairly nice tails

i notice things seem to just sound a bit nicer with pad on - using texas strat pickups and P90's

try run a dual setup? .. ir and internal cab.. best of both worlds :)

i wouldn't use any amps for mic input .. they'll all colour it too much i think.. there should be more than enough with the mic pre and an eq or gain block i'm sure, as well as the gain control in settings

looks like it snuck in while most are asleep.. 2 clean channel amps (as promised) boss distortion and dallas treble booster .. looking forward to installing and hope it goes smoothly here

i recall reading that people considered that the last few amp additions were at a new level of improvement, i think maybe from the litigator onwards.. and i seem to recall line 6 saying that they had some new processes in place to get better modelling from around that time.. i cant remember any specifics tho .. take it with a grain of salt tho, in case it was misinformed

that's great! might be a bit big for a band setting but for solo or sitting at home tone heaven it's spot on

did you use them on electric or acoustic guitar?

there is a half speed which doesn't alter tone too much (that i can hear) which doubles the length. The only setback with it is remembering to set to 1/2 speed before you start recording ;)

i'm not so sure about that , unless you're trying to create patches as you go along in front of the audience ;)

mine stopped and sadly out of warranty so i'm just having to live with it at the moment. Makes making new presets a bothersome experience tho :(

sounds like you just need hi and lo cuts after the amp

also move the mic further away can help

i dont think it is modelled after the mimiq from what i'd read, just does a similar kind of thing

omg yes.. get rid of it.. it's worse than an annoying ground hum

i just bought some audio technica m50x cans for tracking duties and was pleasantly suprised at how well preset designing works with them on helix.. all the patches i made so far translated pretty well (with minimal tweaking needed) to my frfr system at performing volumes.

sadly my helix has developed multiple problems.. for some reason i thought i had 2 years warranty (which would have been up this month) but realized only in the U.S it is available so i'm stuck with it as is for the time being which is a bummer, the local music shop, which has never had a helix instore asked me to bring it in to show them but not sure i'll be doing that.. a touch capacitor, the block selector button and mic input have all died 😢

well i dont know.. it seems to be only us 2 it happened to so maybe a coincidence and the press function just died..

oh i had the same thing.. installed 2.5 and now when i press cant select/choose any blocks.. can still turn and scroll, just the push down part wont work

in saying that tho, it's worth learning to tweak the onboard cabs to suit your needs.

anything goes really (within dsp limits ;) )

are you maybe using the mono reverb?

yes i noticed last night that the mono reverbs are quite subtle compared to the stereo versions.. funny that a bug that obvious got thru, especially after the extended bug squashing week ;)

yes both sound beautiful here. 😊😊😊

you'll never get 2.3 to sound like the real thing 😋