With the Snapshot commands, you'll be able to assign any snapshot to a footswitch in Stomp Mode, or the Snapshot Up or Snapshot Down. Or you can assign the Preset Up or Preset Down command to any footswitch. With the Preset commands, you can assign any preset to any footswitch. There will be Preset, Snapshot and Looper commands. They're new commands that will be added to the Command Center, so the commands you assign to footswitches will show up in Stomp Mode (as all commands do now). They're not really new footswitch layouts or modes. I admit it needed organisation and I hope that we will have the choice to add this new level or not (for the ones who prefer scrolling with a lot of amps for example).Ĭan't wait to try this update, even if there is a loooooot to do with the current firmware :) I'm curious to see how they managed with all the amp and cab models. For example, when entering the modulation, we could select "flanger" or "chorus" (idem for distorsion: overdrive, distorsion, fuzz). I guess there is now another level in the tree of models. Very cool for the "New Model Subcategory Shortcuts". Each addition is welcome and an ice on the cake.
#Helix rade for 6.2.4 free#
Wow, as lungho said, four years of free updates! It's very appreciable. I really would have liked to sync the looper via MIDI or set number of bars according to the preset tempo (in order to play with a drum machine for example) and have 3 or 4 independant layers instead of overdubbing, but. Maybe will it be possible to choose the number of blocks per function, and potentially blend them with the two preset switches. I guess the footswitchs will split into three parts: 4 for bypassing blocks, 4 for snapshots and 4 for the looper (or another combination).
I especially like the "New Switch/Snap/Looper Layout Options". The IR attachment by names is a good addition too and will avoid losts of datas when we want to organise our IR files. I can easily imagine a parameter called "attack" that fades the signal from A to B and a "release" for the opposite (B -> A). I guess that, as phil_m said, it's a crossover based on the volume in dB rather than the frequency in Hz. I'm not very curious about new models and meters but rather about the "Split Dynamics (Path A/B Routing)".
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