Helix Preset Pack by Yonatan Albalak - 2 - Synths

I'm Yonatan Albalak - guitarist, bassist, and composer. You might know me from projects like Geshem, Apifera, Big Vicious, and more. For the past 8 years, the Line 6 Helix has been my main creative engine - both live and in the studio - shaping the tones behind my abstract, ambient, and experimental sound world.

After years of diving deep into the rabbit hole of sound design, I’ve decided to open the vault. This preset pack is a handpicked collection of my go-to patches-curated, refined, and fully playable right out of the box. These aren't generic tones or utility sounds. They're part of my musical DNA, built through years of trial, layering, feedback, and gigs.

Here you'll find tones that push the Helix beyond its usual guitar-centric identity. Each preset is designed to feel like stepping into a small modular system, a sound ritual, or a film score waiting to happen. This pack is for players, producers, and composers who crave depth, mood, and character.

Whether you're building loops, writing cinematic guitar parts, or just tired of sterile stock sounds, this pack gives you access to my personal tone laboratory - the same sounds I use in recordings, shows, and collaborations. Just load them up and let them guide your fingers and ears into new territory.

Grab my Line 6 Helix Preset Packs and dive into my secret lair. It’s more than presets - it’s an invitation into the textures, tension, and beauty that define my musical world.

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Synths

This preset collection is where the Helix stops behaving like a guitar rig and starts thinking like a synthesizer. These presets are sculpted to turn your instrument into a morphing, tactile controller for lush leads, moving pulses and harmonic drift. 

Many of these patches use stacked pitch shifts, resonant filtering, and poly-octave delays to blur the line between analog synths and pedalboard magic. Think tape-saturated textures, droning saw-wave walls, and hazy oscillators bubbling just beneath the surface. Some sounds are lush and enveloping; others are jagged and unpredictable, begging for rhythmic interplay or cinematic layering.

These can serve as the core of a live ambient performance, a score moment, or a spontaneous sonic sketch.

If you’ve ever wished your guitar could behave like a synth, but still feel like an expressive instrument - this is your playground.