mattzz Posted March 11, 2024 Share Posted March 11, 2024 Hi, I am currently using a dedicated path from return 1/2 to output multi in order to loop in a backing track and it works nicely. Looping in audio 'should' also be feasible via USB 1/2 (setting USB 1/2 destination to multi in global settings) and using mutli as input. However, this does not work on my Android phone (Pixel 7a). The phone seems to detect the Helix LT when connecting my phone to the usb port in the same way it detects for instance an usb-c to 3,5mm audio jack adapter (usb settings change, phone switches off built-in speaker when connecting) but I don't get any audio on the Helix LT. What am I missing? Has anybody succeeded in getting this to work with an Android phone? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rd2rk Posted March 11, 2024 Share Posted March 11, 2024 You have an Android. All Androids are different when it comes to USB/music app support. All iPhones/iPads just work. I'm not a fan of Apple but have iPhones/iPads for that specific reason. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
datacommando Posted March 12, 2024 Share Posted March 12, 2024 On 3/11/2024 at 5:36 PM, mattzz said: Hi, I am currently using a dedicated path from return 1/2 to output multi in order to loop in a backing track and it works nicely. Looping in audio 'should' also be feasible via USB 1/2 (setting USB 1/2 destination to multi in global settings) and using mutli as input. However, this does not work on my Android phone (Pixel 7a). The phone seems to detect the Helix LT when connecting my phone to the usb port in the same way it detects for instance an usb-c to 3,5mm audio jack adapter (usb settings change, phone switches off built-in speaker when connecting) but I don't get any audio on the Helix LT. What am I missing? Has anybody succeeded in getting this to work with an Android phone? Hi, I found this that may, or may not, have some relevant info you can checkout. It seems that you need a gizmo that has a built in DAC (Digital Audio Converter). I don’t know how good the info in this link is, because if I need to do what you want, I have both an iPhone and iPad. https://www.reddit.com/r/GooglePixel/comments/y9uq6x/how_do_i_enable_audio_over_usbc_for_my_pixel_7/ Hope this helps/makes sense. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mattzz Posted March 13, 2024 Author Share Posted March 13, 2024 Thanks @datacommando - The thread inspired me to look under the hood of my Android phone (using the android debug bridge 'adb' over wifi...) and checking the logs while plugging the Helix into my phone: 03-13 21:46:50.500 1706 2159 W UsbACInterface: Unknown Audio Class Interface subtype:0xa 03-13 21:46:50.503 1706 1952 D EventHub: No input device configuration file found for device 'LINE 6 HELIX '. No bueno. This tells me that the OS indeed detects the LINE 6 device, however the software can't handle it correctly. OK, I guess we knew this already. The second line is not a problem. It is also present for my working USB-C to 3.5mm jack adapter. It basically detects a keyboard as an input device, which is also what a Mac does. However, the first line is a problem. I guess it has something to do with an USB subtype... 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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