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Works just fine in studio one 4 pro. I wish other companies wouldn't make it so hard to get things to work. Although, I think you guys should seriously think about making Native available for download for $99 regardless of which one you buy; Helix, Helix LT, or even the Helix Stomp. I know you put a whole lot into this plug in, and that R&D doesn't come cheap. However, when I bought a the AVID Eleven Rack, the Editor/plug in came free. The Stomp is around the same price, and I was THIS close to buying a Helix LT tonight... but then i realized I had to pay even more for it to work in my DAW by also buying Native?? Not a good move on your part. People like us aren't made of money. The biggest selling point of these devices is that it is an affordable yet comparable alternative to the Kemper or Rack Effects units that cost thousands more. If you really want to blow them out of the water, offer a more reasonable download for Native with Purchase of your other offerings. At the very least, offer the native for $99 if you buy the LT. I would buy one right now, but only if the native download is drastically reduced. Awesome job though. Edited October 14, 2018 by Corybaker i forgot what i was trying to say. lol

Skip to main content SKU: 91-014-0019-02 UPC: --> Maximum Purchase: 1 unit --> Marketplace Vendor: Fremen Marketplace Asset Type: Preset Bundle Marketplace Compatibility: POD Go Overview Related Products Eula Support Videos Download This pack has 36 presets and 13 custom cabs (or IRs), for FRFR systems (straight to a mixing desk/studio monitors/PA etc.). I made those presets with a Ibanez Superstrat HH guitar.Made for all sub-genres of the metal family, those presets use the following amp models : Archetype Lead, Line 6 Badonk, Revv Gen Red, Revv Gen Purple, Placater Dirty, German Mahadeva, German Ubersonic & Line 6 Fatality. All presets also have various effects settings.Update 22.10.2020 : 8 bonus presets, with snapshots, added. The original release version of this pack didn’t have any preset with snapshots. The reason is that I didn’t want to confuse beginners, who may want to tweak the presets to their liking – I like to control amp parameters, among others, with snapshots. After receiving a few requests for this, I modified 12 of the original presets to add 3 snapshots : 1 Rhythm, 2 Clean (or Edge of breakup, or Crunch), 3 Lead. These updated bonus presets are in a new folder. Besides the gain tweaks in the amp block, some also have tweaks to the delay/reverb/EQ settings. These presets can be used for a full song, with the various amount of gain that may be necessary for rhythm/lead playing or quieter passages. Files purchased on ‘HELIX Marketplace’ are proprietary, and are intended for use solely with Line 6 Hardware, currently HELIX Floor, Helix Rack, HELIX LT, HX Stomp, HX Effects and/or POD Go. Files are not always compatible between devices, so please check the product's description as well as the Marketplace Compatibility filter before making a purchase. The files may not be compatible with third-party or non-Line 6 products.For support questions regarding Marketplace purchases, software downloads, and general usage of Line 6 hardware and software products, please contact Line 6 customer service.Authorizing Marketplace Presets and Impulse Responses Download your products from the Helix Marketplace section of your Line 6 account page. Click on each of them to begin the download. Unzip the downloaded files. Import presets and impulse responses into HX Edit or Helix Native. Follow the user guide for both applications for how to import these assets. HX Edit and Helix Native will need to verify your purchase online and will post a log-in dialog. Please log in with your Line 6 account credentials. Your log in data needs to be identical to the one used for your purchase. Authorization will occur automatically.Marketplace products have minimum software and firmware requirements: Helix/HX firmware version 2.7 or higher HX Edit software version 2.7 or higher Helix Native software version 1.7 or higher Licensed Digital Download End User License Agreement Digital downloads (“Digital Downloads”) made available through the Line 6 Web Store’s Marketplace are licensed, not sold, to you. Your license to each Digital Download is subject to your prior acceptance of either this Licensed

Native to change settings and re-amp, is it possible to then export the settings from Native to HX Edit/ Helix? Probably not, just not something I'd ever considered. Currently at work or I'd give it a go. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites Share On 3/15/2023 at 9:30 AM, porky_pie said: I'd love HX Edit to also show the tuner, but that also isn't going to happen! One thought is whether you can use HX native in this fashion - I appreciate that it's a plug in for a DAW, but if you have a track recorded, you can use Native to change settings and re-amp, is it possible to then export the settings from Native to HX Edit/ Helix? Probably not, just not something I'd ever considered. Currently at work or I'd give it a go. Helix presets are fully compatible between Helix Native and HX Edit/Helix devices. You can export any Helix Native preset to a file on your computer and then drag/drop it into HX Edit. You can easily transfer your studio sound to the stage. You can even use Helix Native's Hardware Compatibility mode to transfer presets among different Helix device (e.g. HX Stomp to Helix Floor). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites Share On 3/15/2023 at 1:30 PM, porky_pie said: I'd love HX Edit to also show the tuner, but that also isn't going to happen! One thought is whether you can use HX native in this fashion - I appreciate

On 12/25/2020 at 7:44 PM, cleanplanets said: Yes the scarlet is set to instrument. I have the input gain knob on the scarlett turned all the way down. There is no clipping. Admittedly I have no idea what unity gain is, but my input gain is not too high. Does native have a global EQ like the hardware version? Also one thing I thought is, how can native have the same sound as the real helix when the hardware is unknown, and changing from one computer/interface to the next? Dosen't line 6 tout how the helix sounds so good because of all the special onboard chips, input signal processors specifically made for the helix etc etc etc? Anyway, I doubt that this current rig I have will perform anywhere near as good as a hardware based modeler like the axe ...... but I've been wrong before :P also one thing I should say is that I have never been able to get a good sound with any of the software based VSTs which could point the finger at the whole scarlett setup. Any more tips on checking to make sure I'm at unity gain would be appreciated. Thanks again everyone. Input gain knob turned all the way down doesn't sound right, you could have really low input. Helix Native bocks are likely expecting more input than you are giving them. With the Helix Native input slider set to 0.0dB, you should turn up the Scarlett input until you're seeing the input meter close to mid scale for normal strumming, and no peaks going into the red for hard strumming. Unity gain doesn't apply to inputs and outputs, only blocks that have and input, do some processing and produce an output. Unity gain is setting the level in these blocks so the volume is close to the same when the block bypass is turned off and on. This means the block is neither reducing or increasing the gain that much in the signal chain and will provide a reference starting point for gain staging your patch. Helix Native does not have global EQ, you could provide that with an EQ plugin following Helix Native in your DAW or plugin host application. An audio interface that has proper gain staging and matching input impedance should not change the tone of your guitar. So Helix Native should see a pretty similar guitar input regardless of the audio interface. Now different interfaces have different quality preamplifiers, and may not have high enough input impedance for guitar. But The Scarlett should be fine unless it's broken. Helix Floor does have a very good guitar input, with variable impedance, and lots of headroom, without the need for a gain control (other than the input pad switch which might be needed for some active pickups). But all of the tone processing is done in the Helix Native blocks and these are the same as the Helix Floor blocks.