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Hey everyone! I’m using the Pod Go as my full live board going direct into a mixing board/PA. My technical knowledge of this stuff is basically -1 so id appreciate any help, especially if i need to buy something as i have a gig next week I’ve used the Pod Go live 3 times so far. Currently I plug a standard instrument cable out of the left/mono output on the pod go and straight into the mixing board. I also plug a cheap in ear system out of the phone out output I usually set the main volume knob on the pod go close to max. I also have a 1/4 male trs to xlr cable but never used it. I dont have a di box, at one gig the sound guy told me to plug into one, the two other times the mixing board was nearby so i just went with a regular cable. Is this setup flawed? Also, in the global settings under ins/outs, i have no clue what to set for these three settings for a full simulation direct to PA: Main Out Level (Line i suppose?) Amp Out Source (Main Out no? Does this setting even affect the left/mono main out jack?) Volume Knob (Main Outs, Amp Out, or Both? I set my volume through the amp channel volume and boost it for my lead) Thanks a lot for the help, yea i'm really bad at this ..lol
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I would like to suggest that the Helix Stadium Floor provide visual feedback immediately after pressing the power switch – for example, by having the LED rings around the footswitches light up right away. Why this feature would be useful: After pressing the power switch, I usually start working on other preparations without waiting for the first visual confirmation on the display, which appears only after about ten seconds. It has already happened several times that I “turned on” the Helix, but the main power switch (e.g., on the power strip or in the rack) was still off. When I was ready to start playing, the screen was dark, and I first had to figure out what went wrong. In live situations, this becomes even more important: On stage, you often power up your gear while handling other tasks — tuning, pedalboard setup, cable routing, in‑ear adjustments, or coordinating with the band. Immediate visual feedback would make it instantly clear that the Helix is actually booting, without having to walk back to the unit or wait for the display to activate.
