Helrig update — added HX Effects support to my free Helix/HX preset editor

Helrig update — added HX Effects support to my free Helix/HX preset editor

I posted Helrig here before — a free, browser-based Helix/HX preset editor, no install, block search by name or what they're based on. Since then, I've added support for HX Effects specifically and put together a quick video walking through it: importing a preset, working through the block chain, and exporting it back out.

Video: https://youtu.be/0kPwzNR-dHc

Thanks to everyone who gave feedback on the first post — it's already made the tool better. Same as before, if something looks off or you hit a bug, I'd like to know.

Unofficial project, not affiliated with or endorsed by Line 6 or Yamaha.

u/helrig_dude — 4 days ago

Helrig Getting Started video — opening a preset, editing it, building one from scratch

A couple of days ago I posted about Helrig, a free browser-based Helix/HX preset editor — thanks to everyone who checked it out; some of what's in there now came directly from feedback in that thread.

Just finished a full walkthrough for anyone who'd rather see it in action before poking at it themselves: opening an existing preset, editing blocks and parameters, building a new one from scratch, with amp switching, snapshots, footswitch assignment, etc., and exporting it back out.

Watch it on YouTube!

https://preview.redd.it/4izo6gk9r7jh1.png?width=1280&format=png&auto=webp&s=e02860ab6427a6aceccce293a003b3531eeb5de8

Still free, still runs entirely in your browser, still an independent/unofficial project — not affiliated with Line 6 or Yamaha. Happy to answer questions or hear what's missing.

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u/helrig_dude — 8 days ago
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Built a free Helix/HX preset editor — search blocks by name or what they're based on, works anywhere

With Line 6's attention clearly on Stadium right now, felt like existing Helix/HX Stomp owners aren't getting much new tooling love. So I built Helrig (https://helrig.com) and wanted to share it with the community — free, no catch.

It's a full preset editor that runs in your browser — no install, works on desktop, iPad, whatever you've got. Open a .hlx, see the whole signal chain, snapshots, controllers, and per-path DSP usage, reorder/swap blocks, edit parameters, export a clean file.

The part I'm actually proud of: you can search the entire block catalog by name or by what it's based on — type "RAT" and you'll find every distortion modeled on a Pro Co RAT, no matter what Line 6 called it internally. Fast, intuitive, works everywhere in the editor.

Honestly, I think the day-to-day editing experience is better than HX Edit at this point — curious if you agree once you've tried it.

Free, no account, nothing uploaded — it all runs locally in your browser. Try it and let me know what's missing or what breaks — genuinely want to know.

More coming down the line too.

u/helrig_dude — 8 days ago