Line 6 Helix Stadium

[DanRad]

I think it'd be great if they could find a way to also mirror the screen to an iPad which I could then place on a music stand. That way, I won't have to bend down to twist knobs but also have access to foot switches.

PATENT PENDING DIBS!!

I have high hopes for the wireless editing (which I'm assuming will be dashed upon product launch), but I'm envisioning the ability to essentially mirror the Stadium's touch screen on my iPad.

Beat you to it by several weeks!

 

[paisleywookiee]

I think it'd be great if they could find a way to also mirror the screen to an iPad which I could then place on a music stand. That way, I won't have to bend down to twist knobs but also have access to foot switches.

PATENT PENDING DIBS!!

That’s the “No, Ben Dover” mode, coming Spring ‘26.

 

[banned]

Beat you to it by several weeks!

Yeah, but you didn't apply for the patent unfortunately. Them's the breaks.

 

[Sascha Franck]

I think it'd be great if they could find a way to also mirror the screen to an iPad which I could then place on a music stand. That way, I won't have to bend down to twist knobs but also have access to foot switches.

I'm pretty sure that this time there will be a mobile editor.

 

[molul]

I would expect the mobile app to be almost that. Not a direct screen cast, but a mirror UI adapted to any screen size that is linked to the device by wifi or Bluetooth.

 

[GuitarGorilla]

I think it'd be great if they could find a way to also mirror the screen to an iPad which I could then place on a music stand. That way, I won't have to bend down to twist knobs but also have access to foot switches.

PATENT PENDING DIBS!!

Beat you to it by several weeks!

As a hobbyist who spends most of my time playing at my desk, takes the modeler to band practice once a week, and gigs every few months, this would be a killer feature for me. Right now I keep my Quad Cortex on my desk for easy editing and use a Morningstar MC6 Pro for the stomp switches. It would be great to not have to have the much larger Stadium on my desk.

 

[Karl Houseknecht]

Didn’t I hear something about the app not being an editor but more of a librarian at initial release?

 

[Orvillain]

Didn’t I hear something about the app not being an editor but more of a librarian at initial release?

No. You were getting confused with the time you watched UHF and giggled yourself to death over the Conan The Librarian skit.

 

[Karl Houseknecht]

Didn’t I hear something about the app not being an editor but more of a librarian at initial release?

The first Stadium editor might be more of a preset/IR/Showcase track librarian to start

See? My hearing and memory are good.

 

[GTR37]

Focus view changes depending on the type of item; think of it like <ahem> focusing in on that particular item.

• For amps and most effects, you see Focus zones for morphing between five distinct model defaults
• For cabs, you can move the mic in 3D space
• For most EQs, you can move band nodes around
• Loopers have Focus view 3D images but no zones because we have future plans for them
• Future items will have different Focus views
• There's no Focus view for Inputs, Outputs, Splits, or Merges

Focus zones are kinda pointless for Gain blocks, Volume Pedals, and Wahs but we included them anyway for consistency's sake.

I think Focus zones for something like a Way could be useful . you could have different frees for example for the Dunlop cry baby
Dunlop posts all the freq sweeps so you could technically have a Slash , Buddy Guy , Cantrell, ZaKK Wylde in the focus zones

 

[toneseeker911]

I had the same thought when I watched the video earlier today. The images and icons look like they were done by someone who actually gives a shit. I loved that the MXR-117 looked just like the original.

Little details add up and the more I see, the more excited I’m getting for the XL to get here.

I didn’t think much about graphics, but damn these look good. There’s so much that can be done by a competent UX team.
Fractal level sound with this sort of interface - ah, one can dream.