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controls and footswitches
Helix Stadium Floor · top panel · schematic, drawn from Line 6’s panel diagram
touchscreen
The main interface, where you touch blocks directly instead of navigating to them. This is the biggest difference from every earlier Helix.
- Tap a block
- Selects it. Its parameters appear in the Inspector strip below.
- Tap the selected block again
- Opens its actions: copy, paste, clear, add to Favorites and more.
- Drag a block
- Moves it along the path.
- Flick a block off the screen
- Clears it. There is no delete menu.
- Tap an empty part of the signal flow
- Adds a block there.
- Drag the Split down
- Creates a duplicate Input block, so path B can have its own input.
- Worth knowing
- Input blocks glow green when signal is present and bright red when they clip. So do output blocks, and FX Loop blocks turn red when the Return clips. There is no other level meter.
The things you have to be told
Some of these are printed on the box. The rest are in the manual, or nowhere, and they are the difference between owning this device and being able to use it.
Cycles what the left column does: bank, preset, snapshot, song or marker up and down.
This puts songs and markers on your feet. Learn it before your first gig with tracks.
manual only
Helix Stadium Floor Cheat Sheet (Rev A)Opens every footswitch mode, including Transport, not only the two you toggle between.
printed on the chassis
Helix Stadium Floor Cheat Sheet (Rev A)Selects more footswitch modes. Hold them to swap out the current mode.
manual only
Helix Stadium Floor Cheat Sheet (Rev A)Links those outputs to share one volume control and one Matrix mixer layer.
manual only
Helix Stadium Owner's Manual 1.3.2Disables the Volume knob, so it cannot be knocked mid-set.
manual only
Helix Stadium Floor Cheat Sheet (Rev A)Jump to the previous or next marker in a song.
printed on the chassis
Helix Stadium Floor Cheat Sheet (Rev A)