petepodge

Yep you got it. I get where your coming from though too. Also if I’m doing an acoustic set by myself with no drummer, I just want to see if I’m in the ballpark of what tempo the song should actually be and can adjust slightly if I’m out too much. But like you said. In the case where I know in advance what my set is I could preset each song to a tempo and use the flashing tempo light to make sure I’m in time. That’s what I like about the line 6 forums. I’m always learning from other guys on how to do things better. Thanks for your input

I play with young drummers that don’t play to click and sometimes are a bit off... when I have bpm on a screen I can see how close they are when I tap in and let them know if they need to speed up a little. I know It’s there responsibility to keep in time but they are just learning and it helps me to know exactly how far out they are to give input. I just figured an expensive all in on effect processor should allow those that want great features to have them. I have this on other delays an use it regularly. Helix has pushed them off the board though... ;-) By all means if the idea is useless to you and they do impliment tempo display it might be good to have a global setting to turn it on and off so that it doesn’t get in the way.

Would be great to see actual tap tempo in bpm or ms (switchable) on the tap tempo scribble strip. (This could be a feature you can turn of or on if you want to use it. I know you can see the bpm if you touch the button but I usually wear shoes when playing live.