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This was excatly what happened also to me.Problem solved with turning guitar volume up.

What I am doing is to keep the white volume allways at about 70% and "forget" it there. I only use pink volume to set volumes between idividual patches so they are at about same level. Red volume is global master volume. You can use it to set your device's overall volume. If you turn it too high it can (or will) cause your mixer's or amp's or pa's input clipping and this is not a nice sound ! Edit: White (guitar) volume is FH's guitar input's volume so it does influence how your patches amp and fx models behave, just like in a real world. Red volume adjusts FH's output volume so it doesn't colour the sound. Pink is amp models channel volume (preamp level?). It would be nice to know what's the FH's initial guitarvolume (white) setting (i.e. right after factory reset).

Hi. You are both incoorect about guitar volume setting (white LED ring of volume knob). Guitar volume setting has high influence to the patche's sound, especially how you "cut thru" the band mix. And it is ALLWAYS effective, not only with backingtrack playback. You can easily test it (without any backingtrack playback) by turning volume knob's guitar volume setting (white LEDs) all way down to zero so you do not hear your guitar at all. Then you can gradually increase volume setting and see how it effects. I have found that setting at about 9 o'clock makes patche's sound "muffled" and it losts especially mid frequencies so it is hard to get thru of band mix. Setting at about 12 o'clock and higher makes sound much more crispier and more nuanced. Volume knob's Master (red LED ring) and Guitar level (white LED ring) settings are global, i.e. they influence to all patches, when the Patch level (pink LED ring) is individual for single patch and it's stored with patch settings (this is used for balancing volume between patches). Regards, Pekka

Hello. I have found that easiest way to adjust patch levels is to push the firehawk's volume knob twice so that led ring turns pink and then you can adjust patch level by turning the volume knob. After making the adjustments remember to save settings by pressing patch footswitch about 2 seconds so the display starts blinking. Then pres footswitch again 2 seconds and your changes are saved.

Wow !!! Works like a charm ! Thank you very much for your quick answer.

Hi. Is there any simple (quick) way to save changed parameters (e.g. preset volume) or do I have to use the Remote app, select the "Save to Firehawk FX" -option and then select the right bank/slot for the preset? Feels quite cumbersome if it is so. Is it possible to save without Remote app? Thanks in advance