I am having difficult to store the presets I edit using "DT Edit". When I came back to the previous one everything is mixed. Is there any instructions of use ? Any tips ? One thing I notice is that we should not use the buttons, just the software, and not using then again when playing, otherwise it became a mess.

Any help ?

Just think about what you just asked. Every new buyer comes on here with the same questions and expectations. Line 6 provided the learning tools. They can't provide one-on-one training for everybody that purchases equipment. These amps are only part of their line. Can you imagine what kinda staff would be needed? Can you imagine the cost increase that would hafta be absorbed by us? That's why they have this forum and it is serving it's purpose extremely well. All the answers and info are here, from the actual users and all of their unique situations and applications...if ya look for it. Granted, there are always new situations that may arise, but, basically, it's the same questions over and over. I was guilty of this myself until this realization set in. You need to have the amp and play with it to actually learn. If ya come up with a question, more than likely the answer is already here. I'm a newbie and definitely not a fanboy, but I absolutely love the product and thoroughly enjoy the learning process. When you're learning hands-on with enough info to point you in the right direction, you learn much more thoroughly, with enough additional knowledge to answer more questions yourself as they arise. Yes, Line 6 could provide more, but they don't. That does not take away from the product at all. Yeah, we ALL get frustrated, but just remember that frustration is part of the learning process. My suggestion is to browse thru all the forum topics whenever ya have the free time and see what ya can pick up from them. You'd be surprised! And you'll develope a newfound respect for those that hang here and help the newbies like me!!!

I'm sure it's frustrating for guys who have been on this forum for years, and have asked and answered these questions numerous times, to keep seeing newbies (like me) stick their heads in to ignorantly ask the same questions over again.

It's the nature of a board that lasts as long as this one has, for new people join and ask the same questions (with the same misconceptions) over again.

I for one I'm grateful for all of the information you experts dish out. And, I do try to find answers before I ask. But, it's not always easy to find them.

Anyway, thanks.