Audio engine with 64-bit floating-point processing and up to 384 kHz sample rate.

Up to 16 insert effects per channel as well as up to 64 track-independent VST instruments.

Unlimited number of audio, MIDI and instrument tracks, 256 group channels, 8 send and 64 return channels as well as 2 video tracks.

Professional audio workstation with a focus on post-production, film scoring, commercial production, game audio, multimedia productions as well as composing and arranging.

Mac is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. Line 6, the Line 6 logo, Helix, and HX are trademarks or registered trademarks of Yamaha Guitar Group, Inc.

*To ensure that VST2 is installed, please check the box for it in the Helix Native installer. Internet connection required for license authorization (and for trial version) Accurately modeling the inherent quirkiness of vintage analog delay pedals at the component level endows HX analog delay effects with all of their lo-fi majesty. And the Bucketier chip and Panda circuit are virtual recreations of the Bucket Brigade (BBD) chips and compander (compression/expansion) circuitry found in many old-school analog delay pedals.

The Throbber is a 'virtual lightbulb' that mimics the decidedly nonlinear behavior of the small incandescent bulb and four photocells inside the original 1960's Uni-Vibe pedals that are essential to their unique sound and vibe.

The Transtronic process emulates the behavior of virtually any germanium or silicon transistor diode, making it possible to authentically recreate fuzz, distortion, and other pedals once considered too persnickety to convincingly model. HX Modeling accurately recreates the behavior of even the most idiosyncratic vintage effects by modeling their individual components. Effects models with unprecedented authenticity

Nuendo 4 system requirements