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I do love the update process. Super nice that I don't have to be attached to a computer to do it any more!

That is going to be pathetique and embarassing. Even with 1.3 nothing has changed on this issue. I reprorted this bug end of November 2025. This is a stupid driver issue which should be fixed by a hardware programming apprentice in less than 4 months.

Yes - what was playing from the mixer was the sound of my guitar going in. That sound then goes to Cubase where it's processed with the Native and that sound comes back to the mixer and then to the speakers. The original guitar sound was just drowning out the processed guitar sound so I muted the input sound but that still allows it to go to Cubase. It's all settled now and thanks for your help!

Now you're seeing my point. If you are hearing (while recording) the dry guitar through the mixer, AND the processed sound at the same time (with the track monitor switch ON), then there should be a way, using the mixer controls, to mute the DRY guitar and hear ONLY the processed signal from the DAW. Every dedicated Audio Interface provides this function. It could be that your MIXER is designed to output both at the same time, but not either/or. What model Soundcraft mixer do you have? I'll check the manual and see if I can figure out what's up.

Ok, for all of you readers that were sitting on the edge of your seat to see why this was happening, well, here is what Line6 found out. The bump in volume which happens after selecting the same preset again had something to do with the Ampeg B-15 Cab I was using. They switched the cab and the volume bump went away. I confirmed this also worked for me. Josh (Line6 guy) said he would send this to the developers.