A separate path for this block through to my hi-fi amp for just the Beat Buddy (also as per suggestions above) the effects loop AFTER an amp block with one TS cable in each of the send/return as per Kilrahi's suggestion aboveĢ. I too have just purchased a Beat Buddy (and upgraded its firmware to the latest 3.80).Ī) I had previously trialed one with my Helix LT and successfully used:ġ. The YouTube video below, while not trying to do what I did, also shows very well the mobility between all of the paths. Demonstrating the type of input blocks you can select.
True parallel path example, which is what we are doing here, except without the duplicate inputs and outputs. Shows the signal view and labels what the paths are that I'm referring to.
#Beatbuddy taptempo manual
If you run into trouble with the above, I would check out the LT manual covering the following pages: If you want the output of the BeatBuddy to be separate from the guitar signal, then move to the far right output block on "Path B" to choose a different output than the source for "Path A." I would then go into "Path A's" output block and choose a different choice than what I did for "Path B." Keep in mind, this is only necessary if you don't want them mixed. Select "Input Return 1" for mono, or "Input Return 1/2" for stereo.Ĥ. Press left with the joystick on "Path B" until you get to the "X." Turn the joystick to select an input block.ģ. Using the joystick, press down to move the cursor on the Helix from "Path A" to "Path B."Ģ. For the setup I'm suggesting, you'll be using the guitar signal for "Path 1" and the BeatBuddy signal for "Path 2." Keep in mind this stuff is even easier to do with HX Edit, but I assume you'll be using the device itself in the instructions below.ġ. When you first look at the Helix screen, you have TWO paths you can choose. In the manual it is referred to as "Parallel Routing." There is more than one way to accomplish this, and there are pluses and minuses to each, but the one below is probably the easiest. The next step is to design the Helix's internal signal chain. TS Cable from BeatBuddy Output R to Helix Return 2. TS Cable from BeatBuddy Output L(Mono) to Helix Return 1.Ģ. If you want stereo then you'll use both return 1 & 2. The first thing you'll need to do is plug the BeatBuddy sends into the returns on the Helix. I use an HX Stomp, but I have done things like this with the Helix LT, and the two are very similar with the Stomp restricted to only a "Path A", so while I am going largely from memory, the below should work.
However, it is possible to make it so it does, and it's not very hard. If you do it after the LT then no, it won't show up in the recording. the Electric or acoustic guitar I am recording will come through, but not the Beatbuddy? If I did it the way you mention, how hard is it to do what you mention (own path at end of guitar path). Will having the Beatbuddy after the Helix before the Amp not allow me to record, i.e.
#Beatbuddy taptempo software
Thanks! So I just tried putting it after the Helix before the Amp, and that was much better sounding, none of the effects changed the sound of the Beatbuddy, so if all else fails I will go with that, only issue is recording, I use Reaper Software to record tracks through a USB from the Helix to mny computer.
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