Having experienced the above, I thought I would do a combination, meaning I record both from a normal preset on the Helix (with a ready made sound) and a dry signal at the same time ( to be able to tweak it later with Helix Native, would the need occurr.).ĥ.
I accidentally hooked up the Helix floor with USB to the iMac and recorded straight through the Helix floor, without using the UA apollo twin. I could live with that, adjust buffer size when recording and mixing and still be ok.ģ. The issue I got is that you normally end up with quite a number of guitar tracks (intro, solo, chorus.) and that caused latency. I bought Helix Native and tried to record a dry signal straight in to the Universal Audio instrumental input and then tweaked the sound in Logic using Helix Native. Hence, I had to set the sound right and could not tweak the sound with Helix components afterwards. I started out recording my Helix floor, going out from the XLR outputs on the Helix output straight in to my Universal Audio inputs. I've got an UA Twin Apollo card, a Helix floor and also Helix Native in Logic Pro X 10.5.ġ. I have too many options on how to record the guitar tone to Logic Pro X and dont know what is best practice?
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