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Line 6 Helix 101 - Helix Explored: The Pedalboard and Plugin.
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1
You can route a signal to multiple physical outputs on the back of the Helix simultaneously
False
True
2
There are no templates utilizing MIDI, only audio
True
False
3
Which kind of send block should be used for hooking up an external reverb pedal
send
return
output
FX Loop
4
MIDI can be sent over
Either USB or MIDI
Both USB and MIDI
MIDI
USB
5
A second, parallel path is a good choice for
You cannot have parallel paths
a direct box
a second instrument like an acoustic guitar
a USB output
6
Snapshots allow you to easily
Utilize a whole new set of pedals
Utilize the same pedals, but with different settings
Utilize a different set of amps
7
You can move blocks in the HX app, but not on the physical pedalboard due to the lack of mouse
True
False
8
How can you set the tempo mid-song?
All of these
With a knob
With a 'tap tempo' footswitch
Via MIDI
9
The Helix has 1/4" outputs as well as XLR outputs
False
True
10
Setting the gain and output volume at various phases in the chain is called
Gain compressing
Gain staging
Gain equilizing
Gain clipping
11
Distortion can be created both with the selected amp and with a pedal block
True
False
12
Global EQ applies to all patches in the entire pedal
True
False
13
It is possible to modulate the pitch with the foot pedal
True
False
14
Pedalboard mode allows you to
Select from a variety of pedalboard setups using different banks
Rotate pedalboard setups to get different tones
Enable or disable effects with individual footswitches
15
Colors are automatically assigned to match the pedal block type and cannot be changed
True
False
16
Which of these is typically considered a modulation effect?
Reverb
Phaser
Delay
Compression
17
Which of these block types tends to use the most CPU power?
Reverb
Volume pedal
EQ
Amp modeling
18
The Helix is
A Pedal
A Plugin
Neither of these
Both of these
19
Which of these is a parameter that can affect the way an amp 'feels' to the player
Bias
Memory
DSP
Volume
20
When you plug in a pedal to EXP2
The onboard pedal is bypassed automatically
The onboard pedal controls volume by default
The onboard pedal automatically gets assigned to EXP1
21
The patches are grouped into
Folders
Banks
Alphabetically
Drop down menus
22
Amps are a type of block that can often be automatically paired with
cabinets
EQ
preamps
Room simulation
23
You cannot control Wah and Volume with a single pedal
False
True
24
You have unlimited spots to save presets on the Helix pedal
False
True
25
Choosing a different block in the HX Edit app will NOT affect the front panel display of the actual pedal
False
True
Line 6 Helix 101
Helix Explored: The Pedalboard and Plugin
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