Has Line 6 been working on something NEW in the last 10 years?
I might be wrong, but I think @James Freeman was being sarcasticI kinda get this too… I mean the screen s great from the looks of it but why all the “old helix amps and effects”? If this is a supposedly new engine?
I might be wrong, but I think @James Freeman was being sarcastic![]()
I recently checked QC's UI, which has knobs, and I must say that while I find the knobs better looking, the sliders make more sense to me in a touchscreen, UX wiseSliders!!!
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I recently checked QC's UI, which has knobs, and I must say that while I find the knobs better looking, the sliders make more sense to me in a touchscreen, UX wise
Anyway, to reply to your question (although it's been replied several times in this thread):I kinda get this too… I mean the screen s great from the looks of it but why all the “old helix amps and effects”? If this is a supposedly new engine?
You should make that model. Make it a cross between Placater and Mandarin.Or you could duct tape a banana-shaped LEGO to a wall and call it "Line 6 Plantainater."
You should make that model. Make it a cross between Placater and Mandarin.
I kinda get this too… I mean the screen s great from the looks of it but why all the “old helix amps and effects”? If this is a supposedly new engine?
All the talk about Agoura and I’m realizing I haven’t paid much attention to the cabs. Obviously there’s a new UI driving it, but is there a new cab engine?
I’m imaging that the cab engine added in Helix FW 3.5 could have been ported over from the new system to address what was probably the biggest Achilles heel in Helix at the time. My guess is it’s the same engine.
A PlantainYou should make that model. Make it a cross between Placater and Mandarin.
I actually agree with you. I was just having a laugh.I recently checked QC's UI, which has knobs, and I must say that while I find the knobs better looking, the sliders make more sense to me in a touchscreen, UX wise
However I do still dislike the sliders on HX Edit.
It would be nice having an option to switch between them in Native, but I'm sure that would open the door to many people asking "why not in the hardware?".Yeah, they're horrible. Once you operate things with a mouse (and even more so a scrollwheel), knobs are a whole lot better and wasting less space.
Said it before and I'll say it again: that touchscreen looks incredible.
I feel the same. One of the only things I didn't love in switching from NDSP plugins to the QC was not being able to look at the pictures of the amps/pedals.I thought I wouldn't care for the graphics and stuff....but I change my mind. I do like seeing something that looks like the actual pedal.