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  1. Line6Tony
    Deutsch Français SONIC PORT VX CONNECTIONS 1. Before connecting the Sonic Port VX, check your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch to be sure you have the latest version of the iOS operating system installed. Instructions for updating your iOS device are available HERE. 2. In order to enjoy POD® amp and effects processing, you'll need our free Mobile POD application. The Mobile POD app also provides firmware updates to the Sonic Port VX hardware. If your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch has internet access, we recommend that you first download and install our Mobile POD app from the App Store app before you attach your Sonic Port VX for the first time. Simply search for 'Mobile POD' on the app store to find and download the Mobile POD app. 3. If you are using the Sonic Port VX with a iOS device, connect Sonic Port VX to your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch using the included 14-pin to Lightning connector cable. The Sonic Port VX has a red LED located on it's top side that will blink once a few seconds after the Sonic Port VX is successfully recognized by your iOS device. If you want to power/charge your iOS device (Lightning only) while using the Sonic Port VX, you can additionally connect the supplied USB-mini cable from the Sonic Port VX into a iOS USB power supply. If you are using the Sonic Port VX with a Windows computer, first make sure and download the Sonic Port Windows Drivers from our software page HERE before you connect the Sonic Port to your computer. If you are using the Sonic Port VX with MAC OS X 10.9 or above computer you will not need to install any drivers. To connect the Sonic Port VX to your computer simply use the supplied USB-A to USB-mini cable to connect it to your computer. Click the photo below for an illustration of these connections: 4. Connect your 1/4" instrument or other audio source to Sonic Port VX or Sonic Port. The Sonic Port VX and Sonic Port can only use one input source at a time, it will use whichever input is connected to first: Using Guitar In (mono): Connect a standard 1/4" guitar cable to the Sonic Port guitar input, then plug the other end into your guitar. Using AUX IN : Connect a standard stereo 1/8" line cable to the Sonic Port VX AUX input, then plug the other end into a line level audio output of your source equipment such as a keyboard, drum machine, mixer, or music player. 5. Connect two mono 1/4" Tip Sleeve cables to the Sonic Port VX's individual Left and Right outputs, then plug the other ends into a playback device such as a mixer, studio monitors, or powered PA speakers to monitor your audio. You can also connect one mono 1/4" Tip Sleeve calbe to only the Sonic Port VX's left output and the Sonic Port VX will sum together both the Right and Left outputs to allow you to connect it to mono sources such as a guitar or bass amp. To connect a pair of headphones or desktop speakers to the Sonic Port VX simply connect the 1/8" stereo cable into the 1/8" Headphone output on the Sonic Port VX. Click the photo below for a illustration of these connections: 6. If you would like to set the Sonic Port VX up on a mic stand or the included tabletop stand start off by threading the supplied mic stand mount onto the base of the Sonic Port VX. If you would like to use the Sonic Port VX on a mic stand, you can then simply attach the mic stand mount to a mic stand. If you would like to use the included table top stand for the Sonic Port VX, place the mic stand mount onto the tabletop stand and fasten them together using the supplied 1/4" thread as shown in the illustration below: We recommend that you place the Sonic Port VX at least 10" away from the source that you are trying to record with the built in mics. We also recommend that you use pop screen with the Sonic Port VX when you are recording vocals. 7. Once you have made all your connections launch the iOS or computer app of your choice and your ready to go. SONIC PORT CONNECTIONS 1. Before connecting the Sonic Port, check your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch to be sure you have the latest version of the iOS operating system installed. Instructions for updating your iOS device are available HERE. 2. In order to enjoy POD® amp and effects processing, you'll need our free Mobile POD application. The Mobile POD app also provides firmware updates to the Sonic Port hardware. If your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch has internet access, we recommend that you first download and install our Mobile POD app from the App Store app before you attach your Sonic Port for the first time. Simply search for 'Mobile POD' on the app store to find and download the Mobile POD app. 3. Connect the Sonic Port to your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch using the included 14-pin to Lightning connector cable or the 30 pin cable depending on your iOS device.The Sonic Port has a red LED located on it's top side that will blink once a few seconds after the Sonic Port is successfully recognized by your iOS device. Click the photo below for a illustration of this connection: 4. Connect your 1/4" instrument or other audio source to the Sonic Port. The Sonic Port can only use one input source at a time, it will use whichever input is connected to first: Using Guitar In (mono): Connect a standard 1/4" guitar cable to the Sonic Port guitar input, then plug the other end into your guitar. Using IN L/R: Connect a standard stereo 1/8" line cable to the Sonic Port IN L/R input, then plug the other end into a line level audio output of your source equipment such as a keyboard, drum machine, mixer, or music player. 5. Connect a mono or stereo 1/4" cable to the Sonic Port OUT L/R output, then plug the other end into a playback device such as a guitar amp, mixer or powered speakers to monitor your audio. To connect a pair of headphones or desktop speakers to the Sonic Port simply connect the 1/8" stereo cable into the 1/8" Headphone output on the Sonic Port. Click the photo below for a illustration of these connections: 6. Once you have made all your connections launch the iOS app of your choice and your ready to go. Sonic Port Anschlüsse: 1. Bevor Sie fortfahren, sollten Sie Ihr iPad, iPhone oder iPod touch auf die neueste Version des iOS überprüfen. 2. Bevor Sie aber die Effekt- und Verstärkerverarbeitung des POD® nutzen können benötigen Sie unsere gratis Mobile POD App, welche außerdem für Firmware Updates Ihres Sonic Ports sorgt. (Firmware ist Software für den Mikroprozessor Ihres Sonic Ports und bereits in diesem enthalten, sie braucht jedoch Updates von Zeit zu Zeit genau wie Software auf Ihrem PC.) Wenn Ihr iPad, iPhone oder iPod touch Verbindung zum Internet hat, wird es Ihnen automatisch helfen die Mobile POD App herunterzuladen, sobald Sie das Sonic Port anschließen. Ansonsten empfehlen wir Ihnen einfach die App von Hand herunterzuladen; suche Sie dazu im App Store nach "Mobile POD", klicken Sie auf "Kaufen" und installieren Sie diese im Anschluss. 3. Schließen Sie nun Ihr Sonic Port an Ihr iPad, iPhone oder iPod touch an indem Sie das 14-Pin zu Lightning Kabel oder das 30 pin kabel benutzen je nach Anschluss Ihres Gerätes. Das Sonic Port hat oben eine rote LED die 3 Sekunden lang blinkt sobald Ihr Apple Gerät das Sonic Port erkannt hat. Wenn Sie Ihr iOS Gerät laden möchten während Sie das SonicPortVX verwenden (nur über Lightning möglich) verbinden Sie bitte das mitgelieferte USB-mini Kabel des SonicPort VX mit dem USB-Netzteil Ihres iOS Gerätes. Sollten Sie das SP VX unter Windows verwenden, installieren Sie bitte zuerst den SonicPort VX Windows Treiber (bevor Sie das Interface anschliessen).Falls Sie MacOSX10.9 oder neuer verwenden muss kein Treiber installiert werden.Um das SonicPort VX mit dem Computer zu verbinden verwenden Sie bitte das mitgelieferte USB-A auf USB-mini Kabel. 4. Verbinden Sie Ihre Gitarre oder andere Audioquelle mit Ihrem Sonic Port. Sie können nur jeweils eine Audioquelle gleichzeitig an Ihr Sonic Port anschliessen. Unter Verwendung des "Guitar IN" (mono) können Sie Ihr standardmäßiges 6.3mm Gitarrenkabel an den "Guitar IN" des Sonic Ports und das andere Ende an Ihre Gitarre anschließen. Unter Verwendung des "IN L/R" können Sie ein standardmäßiges 3.5mm Kabel an den "IN L/R" Ihres Sonic Ports und dann das andere Ende an den Ausgang Ihrer Tonquelle, wie z.B. ein Keyboard, Mixer oder Musik-Player, anschließen. 5. Schliessen Sie ein Mono oder Stereo 6.3mm Kabel an den "OUT L/R" Ausgang Ihres Sonic Ports an, dann stecken Sie das andere Ende in Ihr Abhörgerät wie z.B. einen Gitarrenverstärker, Mixer oder Lautsprecher um Ihren Ton abzuhören. Sofern erwünscht, können auch Kopfhörer benutzt werden, diese müssen dann einfach an den 3.5mm Kopfhörer-Ausgang angeschlossen werden. 6. Starten Sie die Audio App Ihrer Wahl, wie zum Beispiel Garage Band® oder Mobile POD. Das Sonic Port Interface dient als Audio Input oder Output für jede App, die CoreAudio verwendet. Connexions du Sonic Port: 1. Avant de procéder, vérifiez que l'iOS de votre iPad, iPhone ou iPod touch est à jour. 2. Avant que vous puissiez utiliser le traitement des effets et amplificateurs POD®, vous avez besoin de notre application gratuite Mobile POD, cette application fais également les mises à jours du firmware de votre Sonic Port. (le firmware est du logiciel, déjà inclus, pour le microprocesseur de votre Sonic Port mais de temps en temps, ce logiciel a besoin d'une mise à jour comme le logiciel sur votre ordinateur. Si votre iPad, iPhone ou iPod touch a une connexion d'internet, il sera vous aider automatiquement de télécharger l'application Mobile POD, une fois vous connectez le Sonic Port avec votre appareil Apple®. Autrement, vous pouvez télécharger l'application vous-même par utiliser l'App Store, entrez "Mobile POD" et cliquez sur "Acheter". Installez l'application. 3. Vous pouvez connecter le Sonic Port avec votre iPad, iPhone ou iPod touch en utilisant le câble 14 broches à Lightning ou le 30 broches cable selon de la connexion de votre appareil IOS . Le Sonic Port a une LED rouge au-dessus qui clignote 3 secondes une fois votre appareil Apple® a reconnu le Sonic Port. Si vous voulez charger votre appareil iOS (lightning seulement) en utilisant le Sonic Port VX vous pouvez connecter le cable “mini-USBâ€� (fourni) avec l’alimentation USB. Si vous utilisez le Sonic Port VX avec un ordinateur Windows veuillez installer le pilote Sonic Port Windows par notre site d’internet ………avant connecter le Sonic Port avec votre ordinateur. Sous MacOSX10.9 ou plus récente ce n’est pas necessaire d’installer un pilote. Pour connecter Sonic Port VX avec votre ordinateur utilisez le cable USB-A vers USB-mini fourni. 4. Connecter votre guitare ou source audio avec votre Sonic Port. Vous pouvez attacher seulement une source audio à la fois. En utilisant le "Guitar IN" (mono), vous pouvez prendre un câble 6.3mm classique et insérer le dans le "Guitar IN" du Sonic Port, connectez l'autre prise à votre guitare. En utilisant le "IN L/R", vous pouvez prendre un câble 3.5mm standard et connecter une prise à "l'IN L/R" du Sonic Port et l'autre avec votre sortie audio comme par exemple un clavier, un lecteur de musique ou une table de mixage. 5. Connectez un câble 6.3mm stéréo ou mono avec la sortie "OUT L/R" de votre Sonic Port et connectez l'autre coté avec votre appareil monitoring comme par exemple un amplificateur de guitare, une table de mixage ou un haut-parleur. Si voulu, vous pouvez aussi connecter des écouteurs, vous devez les connecter avec la sortie 3.5mm pour les écouteurs. 6. Démarrez l'application audio de votre choix, par exemple Garage Band® ou Mobile POD. L'interface Sonic Port sert comme entrée et sortie audio pour n'importe quelle application qui utilise CoreAudio.
  2. Line6Don
    Version française. Deutsche Version. We always recommend that you run the latest firmware in your AMPLIFi amplifier. Your AMPLIFi Remote application will inform you whenever a firmware update is available, so you'll always know you have the latest version! Follow the instructions below to update the firmware of your AMPLIFi. Here is outline of the steps needed to complete the AMPLIFi Firmware update process: Pair AMPLIFi 30/75/150/TT via Bluetooth with iOS device. Start and complete the update from AMPLIFi Remote app Settings page. Follow post-update instructions that appear within the AMPLIFi Remote app: Turn the AMPLIFi 30/75/150/TToff. Power up AMPLIFi 30/75/150/TT while pressing Large Master Volume and Tone Select button. Re-pair the Bluetooth connection between the AMPLIFi and your iOS device. Exit the AMPLIFi Remote app by double-pressing the Home button then drag the AMPLIFi Remote app window up towards the top of the screen completely close the app. Re-launch the AMPLIFi Remote app and you should see your AMPLIFi 30/75/150/TT connect again automatically to the app. **Before getting started ensure that your iOS device has a consistent connection to a cellular or wifi network. We recommend to make sure your iOS device has at least a 50% charge on the battery or plug your iOS device into it's power supply to prevent the iOS device from shutting down during the update. While performing the update we also recommend that leave your iOS device idle within close proximity and unobstructed line of sight of the AMPLIFi to avoid interruptions in the updating process. ** CLICK HERE for a video tutorial on Bluetooth Pairing your AMPLIFi. CLICK HERE for a video tutorial on updating the firmware on your AMPLIFi. Full Instructions Enable Bluetooth on the device you would like to stream audio from. Put the AMPLIFi 30/75/150/TT into 'Pairing Mode' by pressing and holding the Bluetooth button located on the upper left of the top panel - it will begin to flash to indicate it is in 'Pairing Mode'. Within the Bluetooth options of your device an entry for 'AMPLIFi' will appear. Select the 'AMPLIFi' entry and pair with it - the Bluetooth LED will stop flashing and become solid lit blue. Download the AMPLIFi Remote app directly from the Apple App store. Launch the AMPLIFi Remote app. Log in to your Line 6 user account. If you do not already have a Line 6 user account, you can create one HERE or with the link provided on-screen within the app. Once the app is launched, tap the 'Menu' icon in the upper left corner. Tap the 'Settings' icon in the lower left of the menu. From the 'Settings' menu, tap the option labeled 'Amp Flash'. You will then see the updates available for your AMPLIFi 30/75/150/TT. To begin the update process simply tap the 'Update' button and allow 10-45 minutes for the update to complete. After you receive a notification from the AMPLIFi Remote App that the update portion of the process was completed successfully turn off the AMPLIFi 30/75/150/TT. While pressing and holding both the large Master Volume knob and the Tone Select button, switch the power back on the AMPLIFi 30/75/150/TT. Re-pair the Bluetooth connection between the AMPLIFi 30/75/150/TT and your iOS device. Exit the AMPLIFi Remote app by double-pressing the Home button then drag the AMPLIFi Remote app window up towards the top of the screen completely close the app. Re-launch the AMPLIFi Remote app and you should see your AMPLIFi 30/75/150/TT connect again automatically to the app. If your firmware update is interrupted and unsuccessful the AMPLIFi hardware may display symptoms such as all of it's LEDs being lit or flashing. In this case, try again to use the AMPLIFi Remote app to update the firmware and make sure to review our AMPLIFi Bluetooth Connectivity Troubleshooting information HERE. Q: What should I do if the update is accidentally interrupted or fails? A: If your update is accidentally interrupted or fails turn your AMPLFi off and back on again. Press the Bluetooth button once and re-pair your AMPLIFi with your iOS device. Re-start the update in the Setting page of the AMPLIFi Remote app. Q: What happens if I receive a call while the amp is updating? A: If you receive a call while your AMPLIFi is updating make sure to stay within range of the AMPLFi, and when you call completes the update will resume. AMPLIFi 30/75/150/TT: Firmwareupdate Wir empfehlen, die Firmware ihres AMPLIFi Verstärkers immer auf dem neuesten Stand zu halten. Ihre AMPLIFi Remote App wird Sie immer davon informieren wenn ein neues Firmware Update zur Verfügung steht. So können Sie immer sicher sein, dass Sie die neueste Firmware auf Ihrem AMPLIFi läuft. **Bevor es los geht, stellen Sie bitte sicher, dass Ihr iOS Gerät eine beständige Internetverbindung hat. Wir empfehlen, dass die Batterie Ihres iOS Gerätes entweder mindestens 50% aufgeladen ist oder Sie hängen es gleich ans Ladegerät damit sich das iOS Gerät nicht während des Updates abschaltet. Außerdem empfehlen wir, dass Sie das Gerät einfach nah bei Ihrem AMPLIFi liegen lassen, um Unterbrechungen des Updates zu vermeiden.** Klicken Sie hier für ein Video Tutorial wie Sie Ihr AMPLIFi per Bluetooth koppeln können. Klicken Sie hier für ein Video Tutorial wie Sie die Fimware aktualisieren können. Schalten Sie Bluetooth auf dem Gerät an von welchem Sie Musik auf Ihr AMPLIFi übertragen wollen. Drücken und halten Sie nun den Bluetooth Knopf oben auf dem AMPLIFi, dieser sollte dann anfangen zu blinken. Jetzt sollte Ihr AMPLIFi als Gerät auftauchen. Wählen Sie nun hier das AMPILIFi aus um die Geräte zu koppeln. Der Bluetooth Knopf auf dem AMPLIFi leuchtet nun durchgehend blau. Laden Sie sich die AMPLIFi Remote App aus dem Apple App store herunter. Starten Sie die AMPLIFi Remote App. Melden Sie sich hier nun mit Ihrem Line 6 Benutzerkonto an. Sollten Sie noch kein Line 6 Benutzerkonto haben dann können Sie sich hier einen erstellen oder indem Sie auf den Link drücken in der App. Sobald die App gestartet ist drücken Sie auf das „Menu“ Symbol oben Links in der Ecke. Tippen Sie dann auf das „Settings“ Symbol unten links. Im „Settings“ Menu können Sie dann die „Amp Flash“ Funktion finden. Drücken Sie auf diese. Hier werden Ihnen die für Ihr AMPLIFi verfügbaren Updates angezeigt. Um die Aktualisierung durchzuführen brauchen Sie nur den „Update“ Knopf zu drücken. Warten Sie dann 10-20 Minuten damit die Aktualisierung volsltändig angewandt werden kann. Sollte die Aktualisierung der Firmware abbrechen oder nicht erfolgreich sein, kann es sein, dass die LEDs Ihres AMPLIFis leuchten oder blinken. In diesem Falle sollten Sie nocheinmal versuchen das AMPLIFi per AMPLIFi Remote App ein Update der Firmware durchzuführen. Zusätzlich sollten Sie sich die Informationen zur Fehlerbehebung der AMPLIFi Bluetooth Verbindung hier durchlesen. Was soll ich tun wenn das Update unterbrochen wird oder fehlschlägt? In diesem Fall müssen Sie das AMPLIFi abschalten und wieder neustarten. Drücken Sie dann den Bluetooth Knopf und koppeln Sie das AMPLIFi erneut. Starten Sie das Update im „Settings“ Menu dann wieder neu. Was passiert wenn ich einen Anruf rehalten während der Aktualisierung? Das ist kein Problem solange Sie in der Nähe des AMPLIFi bleiben. Die Aktualisierung wird nach dem Anruf weiter fortgefürt. Mise à jour du firmware: AMPLIFi 75 et 150 Nous recommandons toujours que vous avez la version dernière du firmware de votre amplificateur AMPLIFi. Notre application AMPLIFi Remote vous informe chaque fois qu’une mise à jour de firmware est disponible. Comme ça vous savez toujours si vous avez la dernière version. Suivez les instructions ci-dessous pour mettre à jour le firmware de votre AMPLIFi. ** Avant de commencer, assurez-vous que votre appareil iOS a une connexion internet consistante. Nous recommandons une charge de batterie d’au moins de 50% ou connectez l’appareil directement au chargeur pour empêcher u arrêt de l’appareil iOS pendant la mise à jour. Nous recommandons également que vous laissez l’appareil iOS en proximité immédiate de l’AMPLIFi pour éviter des interruptions dans le processus de la mise à jour. ** Cliquez ici pour une vidéo sur le couplage Bluetooth avec votre AMPLIFi. Cliquez ici pour une vidéo sur la mise à jour du firmware de votre AMPLIFi. Activez le Bluetooth sur votre appareil à partir duquel vous voulez diffuser de la musique. Mettez l’AMPLIFi en mode 'Pairing' en appuyant sur le bouton Bluetooth sur le dessus de l’AMPLIFi. Le bouton commence de clignoter que veut dire que l’AMPLIFi est en mode de couplage. Dans les options de Bluetooth de votre appareil, une entrée « AMPLIFi » s’affichera. Sélectez l’entrée « AMPLIFi » et couplez les appareils. Le LED s’arrête de clignoter et s’allume continué. Téléchargez l’application AMPLIFi Remote directement de l’App Store d’ Apple. Lancez l’application AMPLIFi Remote. Connectez-vous à votre compte Line 6. Si vous n’avez pas un compte Line 6, vous pouvez créer un ici ou vous pouvez cliquer sur le lien dans l’application. Dès que l’application est lancée, tapez l’icône « Menu » dans le coin supérieur gauche. Tapez l’icône « Settings » en bas à gauche du menu. Dans le menu « Settings » tapez l’option « Amp Flash ». Ici vous pouvez voir tous les mises à jour pour votre AMPLIFi. Pour lancer la mise à jour, tapez le bouton « Update » et laissez le faire la mise à jour pour environ 10 à 20 minutes. Ci la mise à jour du firmware interrompue ou échoue, les boutons de l’AMPLIFi peuvent clignoter. Dans ce cas, essayez la mise à jour à nouveau. Consultez les informations de dépannage de la connexion Bluetooth AMPLIFi ici. Qu’est-ce que je peux faire si la mise à jour interrompue ou échoue? Si la mise à jour interrompue ou échoue, désactivez l’AMPLIFi et rallumez le. Poussez le bouton Bluetooth une fois et couplez l’AMPLIFi avec l’appareil iOS à nouveau. Redémarrez la mise à jour dans le menu « Settings » de l’application AMPLIFi Remote. Qu’est-ce qui ce passe si je reçois un appel tandis que l’AMPLIFi est mettre à jour le firmware ? Si vous recevez un appel, restez dans la gamme du Bluetooth de l’amplificateur. Lorsque vous terminez l’appel, la mise à jour se résume.
  3. atlantakid
    I am using FireHawk remote on a iPad Gen 6, ios 12.1.1 paired over bluetooth and can manage the firehawk and change its presets and setting etc... However when I play music through Firehawk remote or iPad's itune and choose Firehawk FX as my audio destination no audio comes out from my guitar AMP, I can send the audio to other bluetooth enable speakers just fine. (Electric guitar and AMP are working fine), is there a setting in the iPad or Firehawk remote app that I need to change? Or do I need to set something up on the Firehawk itself. The firehawk is connected to the AMP via 1/4 jack. The firehawk software version is 1.3.6 build 112 Thanks
  4. igormgomez
    Hello everyone, I need send a USB MIDI tempo from iPad to Helix. How I configure a Helix to receiving the MIDI parameters? I searching about for this here, but I don't find it. Tks
  5. d0stenning
    Imagine if Line6 made an iPad/iPhone looper app along the lines of GroupTheLoop or Quantiloop (but better) that had the added USP of being able to communicate two-way with the HELIX - so that by going into a special "Looper App Mode" the HELIX scribble strips behaved like an improved version of the built-in looper- but in a way where the labels would synchronise ( using OSC etc ? ) with the iOS app. https://line6.ideascale.com/a/idea-v2/902705
  6. johnathonbarlow
    I'm using the helix lt to control Loop Community's "prime" application on an Ipad. I'm using the MIDI ports on the helix to do this. I'm wanting to add more stomp buttons to help me have more control. Is it possible to use something like this (https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/FSB106Ad1--bugera-fsb106a-6-button-footswitch-for-bugera-trirec) to connect with a TRS cable to the helix's EXP Pedal 2? I'm wanting to still be able to use the helix to control parameters in prime, but I'm also wanting more stomp options. So my first though was just to extend the helix with another pedal. Any thoughts or advice?
  7. vcf6
    I would recommend backing up your earlier version if possible before updating. I downloaded the update and don't like it for the following reasons: 1) GUI is completely different - way too modern, Ableton? Prefer the effects and amps to look 'real' But more importantly....... 2) You cannot switch effects of by tapping them. You have to select the effect first, then select on/off from new window. So there's no 'stomp' switch on the effects. So that's 2 actions rather than one. Compare with Tonestack where I can turn multiple effects on/off with one press. Apart from the Audio Energy beam there is little difference. I had no problems with the old interface despite using it on an iPad mini and I'm not very good generally with touch screens. Plus point - you can change buffer size inside the app.
  8. peanutismint
    Just picked up an Amplifi FX100 and trying to run the remote app (the whole reason I bought it) on my iPad 2, which is running the maximum iOS of 9.3.5, but the installer tells me it needs iOS 10?? It's just a simple interface, right? So how come it won't run on a slightly older OS from like only 2 years ago?? Am I missing something? I'll be kind of peeved if I've bought this Amplifi FX100 to use with my iPad only to find it can't run the remote software....?? Would an older version of the software work??
  9. Smashcraaft
    On my iPad the test tones in the upper right corner doesn't give the option to choose a riff. I have tested anything, even clicking positions out of the regular focus. On my iPhone everything works fine. Can someone please proof this behavior?
  10. fuentesjoe
    I can't find the custom tone library search that was available in the last version. Does anyone know how to access internet custom tones??
  11. c00lkatz
    I am wondering if the Helix will route through MIDI commands from its hardware MIDI connectors over USB to an iPad? I already have the Helix hooked up to an iPad Mini 2 via USB (and the camera connection adapter), and using MIDI from Helix to control the iPad works great. However, I would like more footswitches. I would like to hook up an additional MIDI foot controller to the Helix's MIDI ports, and have those commands passed through the Helix over USB to the iPad to control various apps. Is this possible? Trying to see if this will work before I shell out the cash for a controller. Thanks!
  12. taldavid
    Hey, I connected Helix via USB+camera connection kit to my ipad and the Quantiloop (ver 2) looper app. When doing that, the buffer size parameter on quantiloop is stuck at buffer size 128 (not a problem to change to 256, 512, 1024 while not connected to helix). When I record a track in quantiloop like this, I can send the midi commands from helix to the app on the ipad without any problems, but I get the recorded sound back with clicks/pops... and I think it has to do with the buffer size... This is annoying, but except for that quantiloop looks like a cool app! (BTW - no problem when using Loopy HD in a similar way...)
  13. BoneToner
    I've seen a lot of people mentioning to connect their ipad/iphone through the USB on their Helix to use Loopy, metronomes, etc. just curious how, and what you need, to actually set this up. Thanks in advanced!
  14. vjau
    Since today, the instrument input on my sonic port has ceased to work. Headphone output still works, line input still work, i have not tested line output. My ipad was updated two days ago to IOs 10.1.1, i don't know if this is related. I have tried with another guitar, with another cable, but nothing work. Thank you for your help.
  15. Ed_Saxman
    All credits regarding this discovering goes to Elantric from Vguitar Forums. Guitarist and MIDI Designer Pro user François Desnoyers has been one of the most influential people in the MIDI Designer Community. Features from his suggestion list are still being implemented in every MIDI Designer release, and his international French is behind the French App Store text. But as you can see from his layouts, he’s serious about making MIDI Controllers, like this one for the Line 6 HD500. The HD500 does not allow for a lot of MIDI control. Even so, François solves one of the biggest problems with the interface, which is allowing direct, visible access to the presets: Having to rely on a reference grid to identify presets was not very pleasant. I decided to reproduce most of SETLIST panels on pages. You can mix and match pages from this layout with those for the Line 6 DT50 Amp Controller. This way you can control both your FX and your amp from the same device. Sweet! MIDI Controller for iPad for Line6 HD500, 1 of 2 Instructions for Use Buy MIDI Designer Pro or unlock MIDI Designer Lite Check out the instructions, screenshots, a short video and the read me file on the Community Site. Long press on the MIDI Designer layout and use “Open In…†to open it in MIDI Designer Pro or Lite unlocked. http://mididesigner.com/community/midi-controller-for-line-6-hd500/
  16. jshimkoski
    So, I was thinking this morning, I am super happy that there is an editor for the Helix for Mac/PC but it lacks a little bit in the ways of portability. An iPad/Android version would really take the cake. We need more portability and a touch interface. Here's the idea if you wanna up vote it: http://line6.ideascale.com/a/dtd/Helix-editor-for-iPad/826675-23508
  17. mindy-glow
    Hey guys, Since the remote app updates today I get the message 'device not connected' I've tried impairing the device, renown loading the app and a factory reset but nothing has worked. This is on an iPad 4th gen running the latest iOS. I have also tried it on an iPhone 6s with the same result. Can anybody help? Thank you
  18. Line6Tony
    Issue: In some rare cases, connecting a supported device to unlock the LE feature set fails to work with Cubasis LE on iOS 8. Solution: Please restart Cubasis LE and make sure the included demo song properly plays back through the built-in speaker of your iPad. Afterwards, connect a supported device to unlock the LE feature set. If the unlock procedure keeps failing on iOS 8, please update your iPad device to iOS 9 and try again.
  19. Fowney

    No sound

    Fowney posted a topic in Mobile POD

    So, I connect everything as per the manual, but I can't get any sound on the Mobile Pod. Can't even use the tuner. Nothing. Even more frustrating having just paid £15 for an in-app purchase, not that I have any idea what I have purchased. So much for "free app with a Line 6 sonic port"!!!
  20. srolfs
    Apologize if this has been asked already, I couldn't find it in the archives. I've got a latest generation Ipad and would like to record my playing using the built in video camera on the Ipad. I know I can use the built in Ipad microphone or can use a lightning connector mic like a Blue Sparkle to capture external Helix audio coming out of my amplified speakers. But I'm wondering if there is an output on the Helix that would allow me to send the guitar audio signal direct into the ipad to record the audio along with the video that is recording on the Ipad? Ideally would like to do this and also at the same time continue to send my Helix output via the XLR cables to my speakers so I can hear the audio in the room as I'm playing. Any assistance for a tech newb greatly appreciated. Thank you.
  21. velok
    Is there anything I can do to stop the StageScape Remote iPad app from closing when I multitask on my iPad? It seems that whenever I switch from OnSong to the StageScape Remote application, the StageScape app has to be re-opened and I have to wait for it to reconnect to the M20d mixer. I am using the proper iPad mult-task procedure (double click the iPad button) when I switch from OnSong to the StageScape. I can successfully switch between OnSong and other applications without having to reopen them so this appears to be an issue specific to the StageScape app. If anyone has a way for me to configure the StageScape app to persist when switched from, it would be greatly appreciated. If not, this is definitely a fix I hope Line6 will work into a future release of the StageScape Remote app.
  22. ChristianArnold
    *** Problem has been solved. If you use iTunes Match, any song you try to play through the AMPLIFi App will not play. The actually song has to be on your actual device.*** The biggest issue (not for me because I am an apple user) is that this is NOT geared for anyone who uses anything else but iOS and buys their music through iTunes (this iTunes part is a problem for me because I do not buy all my music through iTunes). With the AMPLIFi app, you can only stream music that has been purchased through iTunes. Also, this music is the only music that pulls up suggested tones to match the music. ***All devices (iOS, Android, Mac, PC, Windows Phones) will be able to stream their audio to the amp via Bluetooth (provided it has Bluetooth capability). But the amp's tone matching functions DO NOT WORK with anything else but iOS and music strictly purchased through iTunes. I am assuming that this is how the tone matching works. Line 6 must have teamed up with Apple and use the metadata in the music from iTunes to match up tones. Even music that you put into your iTunes library from CDs or if you purchased through Amazon will not be able to be streamed through the AMPLIFi app and have tone matching capabilities.*** I have found this out when I was messing with the free iPhone AMPLIFi app. Check out my video of that here.
  23. hdesmet
    Hello all, I was wondering if it's possible to connect a Toneport UX2 to an iPad to record with Garageband for example. Does anyone know if this is possible, and how? Kind regards, Herman
  24. rdysan
    Hi there, I have a Firehawk with Variax JTV-69 and have also ordered a Helix. Other than the blindingly obvious "why don't I actually try and get better at playing the guitar before falling prey to a GAS attack?" the question I have is “why would I keep Firehawk when I also have a Helix?â€. I'm thinking because of Firehawk's abilities to be controlled by an iPad (which I really like), to be able to download tones via the ipad and also the fact that I can play a backing track from the iPad into the Firehawk and play along. I know the Helix doesn't have the ipad ability and L6's explanation makes sense to me that it was too much data that would have to be passed via Bluetooth so I've come to terms with that. I'm not sure how Helix will allow me to connect something so I can play a backing track through the system, though. I don't know whether I'm being dumb to think I'll need to keep the Firehawk with all that Helix has to offer but I'd welcome any thoughts/comments anyone might have about keeping it or not as the case may be (when) Helix arrives. I have no idea whether the Firehawk will lay there pretty much unused, or whether actually it will provide me the best of both worlds if I can connect the two (i.e. GUI via ipad and backing blend via Firehawk plus Helix's strengths). Cheers...Rod
  25. jaminjimlp
    this is on the http://line6.com/stagescape-m20d/features#faderview Fader View is available on the StageScape M20d display as well as the StageScape Remote iPad app. For the best of both worlds, you can use Stage View and Fader View together. For example, set StageScape M20d to Stage View and your iPad to Fader View and bank through faders simply by touching icons on the stage. It’s a faster, more intuitive experience than you get with other digital consoles. sounds cool, never thought about it.
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