dave_bass5

No, ive asked about that as well. When you drop a new effect in it always seems to default to the stock settings. I ended up having one patch with 6 of the effects im most likely to use, all tweaked, and i can just copy and paste these in to the relevant Patches if and when i need to. Its probably easier to use HX Edit if you are just doing it at home. EDIT: Just noticed this is what LukeFRC was talking about doing.

Im doing it on the fly at rehearsals at the moment. No point in tweaking at home as it never translates to how it sounds with the band playing. I know how to copy and past blocks, its easy to do, but i have a couple of blocks set up so one goes on, one goes off from one foot switch. Im pretty quick with the Stomp, ive made a point of not relying on the software as i know ill never have it with me, but its still a bit of a pain copying things between patches. If i decide i want to change, say the OD pedal to another variation, it takes longer to transfer this to the other patches. Its really just a time thing. I dont like to keep fiddling with things and holding the band up. Not the end of the world, but i cant help feel the Effects will be easier for me. Im not using any amp sims live anyway, im using the Stomp pretty much as a pedal board anyway.

https://www.talkbass.com/threads/tech-21-steve-harris-fly-rig.1417340/

He hasnt done it yet though.

Pretty sure im going to change my Stomp for the Effects soon. I have a core set of blocks, with a different effect at the end fo each patch. Live its fine, but re programming each patch (4) every time i want to change, say the drive or boost, is quite time consuming. For me it would be better to have everything in one patch, all laid out.

I asked Tim over on Talkbass if he had the raw files, without the backing tracks. He said he did and was going to try and post them at some point.

Id get the Helix Stomp. It has a BDDI in it, as well as numerous drives/comps etc. It also has a lot of EQ options, should you need that. Handy to tame the OD's when using IEM's.

Technically no. I sold the BDDI v1 and got the v2, and then the programable (which i had also had before). Ive only used the PBDDI once, as i much prefer the v2. Shame Line6 didnt use that version in the Helix.

I'm sure this is old news to some , but ive just come across a red version of the Stomp. Ive also seen it in Blue. https://www.gak.co.uk/en/line-6-hx-stomp-helix-multi-fx-processor-pedal-red/930870?gclsrc=aw.ds&&gclid=CjwKCAjw3c_tBRA4EiwAICs8Cl5UvDsGY9kRh1mdkc72coTIpDdZ7iHx_0W4es-Hl2qOyu_gNBVyFBoCfqEQAvD_BwE

Haha, the Q/strip was a one off......as was the BDDI.......😀

It really baffles me how they got on there. Nothing of merit at all.

First dibs 🙂

Must admit i watched her bum most of the performance. Couldn't stand the voice though.

A bit like a cranked amp then 😂 Agree about the OJ though.

Although i dont use it anymore, i love my Joyo OJ pedal. Very crunchy.

I couldn't see where it says in stock, but not bad for £233

Not really a fan of Tech21 stuff....😁

I have 2 BDDI's and have had the PD v1 and V2, and VTBASS DI. Agreed about the VTBass, but the SH has the two channel thing, and a tuner.

If i hear Tim play the intro to Town called Malice or Down in the Tube station then Tech21 will have my money 🙂

I'm sure its in there somewhere. Must admit ive note touched the guitar amps at all so far. I expect thats where the Blonde lives 🙂

What attracts me to this pedal is the two level/gain stage. My all time fav preamp/drive pedal is my COG Knightfall 66. Nice strong pre amp with a second gain/level Chanel on a separate footswitch. Same tone, only louder or with more drive etc. For me the SH does the same, but with a tuner, two mids and more output options, plus the cab sim stuff. Not going to rush in to it, i want to see some more YT videos first, but I can see my selling my Stomp to get this in the near future.

Brilliant idea, considering i have two in my band 😞

I think thats completely missing the point of me going battery powered. I get what you are saying, but if i wanted to use a cable to the wall then surely the unit's PSU would be used? Its all getting very complicated when all i wanted it do was use a battery powered FX so i dont have to worry about PSU's/cables.

I can see that working for some, but then you the extra worry of having the batteries charged and extra leads to use them. One cable in to the wall seems more manageable. The PSU that comes with the Stomp is quite short so i just got a long extension for it.

Totally agree with this. Not a deal breaker but i love how portable the BDDI/VTBass/PD are.