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Helix Effects, 2 amps STEREO signal path HELP


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Helo,

 

I've been using my HX Effects with the 4 cable method adding some effects before/after the preamp of the amp, with the preamp added in the hx signal path like a fx loop block. This is my current preset. I have a delay and a reverb in parallel. The FX loop has the amp preamp and is always ON.

 

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Now, I want to add a second amp and put the delay and reverb on stereo. The second amp doesnt have fx loop, only input, and I was thinking on putting all into the input of the amp, even the delay and reverb.

 

¿Is any way to do this?

 

Because One amp path has to process the effects after the FX loop 1 (amp1 preamp) and the second amp path has to add the effects without that fx loop1 (It doesn't need the amp1 preamp because it goes into the amp2 preamp directly).

 

Thank you.

 

 

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If I understand what you're trying to do, I think you'd need a full-fat Helix (Floor, LT, Rack), as you'd need to duplicate the Post FX Loop FX in a second path:

 

Path 1 - Input Guitar>Mod/Dist>Send 2>FX Loop 1>Amp 1 FX>1/4" Out panned full LEFT

Path 2 - Input Return 2 (patch cable from Send 2 to Return 2)>Amp 2 FX (same as Amp 1)>1/4" Out panned full RIGHT

Left 1/4" Out to Amp 1; Right 1/4" Out to Amp 2

 

IOW, can't do it on HXS/HXFX.

Maybe someone else will come up with a solution for you, but that's all I could come up with.

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