Line 6 | DID YOU KNOW? | Helix and HX - Dynamic Splits

Did you know Line 6 Helix and HX products have ‘Dynamic Splits’? This enables you to switch signal paths depending on how hard or soft you play. In this way you can add effects to your signal path by simply playing louder.
Check out the video to find out more.

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[MahmoudNader]

This device is just way ahead of its time

[mytchmacfarlane]

I've had my Helix for like 7 years and I had NO CLUE!

[nigeldaddyo]

wow, had no idea. will definitely try this out! days away from another firmware update too. 10 years in, and it still keeps on giving.

[DoctorMcFarlandStudios]

Just in time. I had watched a video from 4 years ago and was exploring the Split options. This is so cool.

[connorjohnson]

Nice! This is great for all the Mk.gee fans out there right now.

[sandsedge]

Impressive differentiator from Pod Go! Can't wait to try it out in Helix Native.

[picksalot]

One more amazing thing it can do. I don't think I'll ever learn them all even though I'm 4 years into using my HX Stomp.

[nathanko]

Holy crap I'm gonna try this right away! Thx for the video😁

[johnamorim]

Wow! It's really new for me! Nice. Thanks

[weloveug]

Thanks Paul! I might try this with two tremolos. Light playing yields a bias tremolo and harder playing kicks in a square wave.

[giovanirodolfoalatristagon]

amazing. ill try it. thank you very much!!!!

[venemataylor]

been meaning to mess with this for delay/verb on vocals for years

[musicafteroldage]

I use the split to send the 4th, 5th and 6th strings into an Octave effect, since I play alone, and I need to simulate a bass player. There might be new toys around, but I am keeping my LT and XL ¯\_(°°)_/¯

[LordMelvin]

What distortion was used in this video ?