Great tip on the high and low cuts for the Good Charlotte tone. I was wondered how to get that Lofi sound, I’m gonna definitely try that. I play in a group that does live emo karaoke. Always looking for new ways to set up my helix.I recently upgraded to that from the pod go.
Hey mate, great approach. I usually play it live with low cuts anything between 100 - 200Hz and hi cuts from 5KHz to 2KHz. It sounds great at gig volume.
Take it you have a female singer. I'm also working with a female singer for the first time. We do a couple of the songs you mentioned (Girl Crush), any other suggestions?
@@leehanson1416 We actually don’t do that many “chick songs”. And that would be my suggestion is that don’t limit yourself to exclusively female artists just because of your singer. Figure out what your band is best at and what the audience likes. We’re particularly good at Journey songs. We do four of them throughout the show.
@@bluecollarguitarist That's the kind of stuff I was looking for. She's a good singer, but she's a little hung up on Fleetwood Mac and Mary Chapin Carpenter. We also have 4 members capable of singing including myself, so she doesn't have to sing everything.
Would you be able to share the settings for the other blocks too? I’m using and an Hx Stomp and couldn’t fit the whole preset in but still interested in making it into usage for me.
I never knew you could set the helix to not remember changes made within a snapshot…how do you do it? (The red camera icon you referenced in the video)
Hit the button on the upper left with three parallel lines. Go into global settings, then preferences. It’s on the bottom left. Helix will default to (Recall) change it to (Discard). I hope that helps.
The Helix is such a great unit for live performance. Thanks for posting!
Nice guitar! 👍
Great tip on the high and low cuts for the Good Charlotte tone. I was wondered how to get that Lofi sound, I’m gonna definitely try that. I play in a group that does live emo karaoke. Always looking for new ways to set up my helix.I recently upgraded to that from the pod go.
Sounds awesome dude! Glad I could help!
Hey mate, great approach.
I usually play it live with low cuts anything between 100 - 200Hz and hi cuts from 5KHz to 2KHz. It sounds great at gig volume.
Superb video. Thanks for sharing. Great sounds as well 👌
Many thanks!
Loved the video. When I go to line 6 multiple 5150 II patches are available. Which was is yours?
The link in the description should take you to my presets. I appreciate the compliment!
Good charlotte 🎉
Take it you have a female singer. I'm also working with a female singer for the first time. We do a couple of the songs you mentioned (Girl Crush), any other suggestions?
@@leehanson1416 We actually don’t do that many “chick songs”. And that would be my suggestion is that don’t limit yourself to exclusively female artists just because of your singer. Figure out what your band is best at and what the audience likes. We’re particularly good at Journey songs. We do four of them throughout the show.
@@bluecollarguitarist That's the kind of stuff I was looking for. She's a good singer, but she's a little hung up on Fleetwood Mac and Mary Chapin Carpenter. We also have 4 members capable of singing including myself, so she doesn't have to sing everything.
@@leehanson1416Sounds like she needs to broaden her horizons.
@@bluecollarguitarist Yep. Good news is that she's very easy to work with.
Would you be able to share the settings for the other blocks too? I’m using and an Hx Stomp and couldn’t fit the whole preset in but still interested in making it into usage for me.
I never knew you could set the helix to not remember changes made within a snapshot…how do you do it? (The red camera icon you referenced in the video)
Hit the button on the upper left with three parallel lines. Go into global settings, then preferences. It’s on the bottom left. Helix will default to (Recall) change it to (Discard). I hope that helps.
its all in the manual :)