Yeah I'm using the Helix.
So in a sense the setup is simple if you can call Helix that.

Just the Stick straight into the returns of the Helix and out to PA on stage or into the soundcard inputs if at home.
I'm using the returns of Helix because there are no two dedicated inputs with identical sensitivity.

Inside the Helix I'm most of the time processing the Stick sides separately even if identically, that gives me clarity with distortion, so that the two sides won't modulate each other.

Sometimes though when I want the sound of a single guitar riff, I'll use mono distortion/amp drive. Otherwise it'll start to sound like Thin Lizzy.

When I'm recording at home I use Helix Native instead. Then the Helix floor acts just as a MIDI controller.

I was looking and listening again this morning your video. It's really good. I notices that you slower the beat at the end...even for the drums. I guess you had to work on this also. Well...it sounds great. Congrats.

Good stuff. As always. Always enjoy your stuff.
Keep on rockin' in the free world!

I'm assuming that you are creating your own custom patches?
I had a hard time using the out-of-the-box patches with my Stick.

The Helix Floor is very intuitive after about 15 minutes of experimenting.
The biggest gain for me was using Impulse Responses within my patches.

I recently purchased the Tonex Pedal. It's fantastic for guitar.
It only has one input, so for the Stick I'm still working out the details.
https://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/tonexpedal/

I've listened to your performance at least once a day since you posted it. Seriously epic. Started attempting to tab it out as I really want to learn it.

Just the best and makes me want to play the stick more again.