Preset
a.k.a. a patch / a tone
A preset is one complete saved tone: amp, cab, effect modules and all their settings. On Flamma a preset is the single sound you save to a slot, then export and share.
Everything you need to export presets from every Flamma pedal. Learn exactly how presets, the Flamma editor software, the Flamma app and the IR loader work, so you can export your tones, back them up, import them, and get every preset ready to share or sell.
Before you export anything, it helps to know how Flamma organizes your tones. These few ideas cover every Flamma pedal, from the FX100 and FS series to the newer intelligent FG200 and FX150.
A preset is one complete saved tone: amp, cab, effect modules and all their settings. On Flamma a preset is the single sound you save to a slot, then export and share.
Presets live in numbered slots you step through with the footswitches. The FX100 holds 200 preset patches, the FG200 has 40 slots, and each unit has its own count.
A preset can use an Impulse Response, a WAV cab file, loaded into a user IR slot. The FX100 has 10 IR slots and the FG200 has 9. Keep the IR with the preset when you move it.
The free Flamma PC editor connects over USB to adjust parameters, manage presets, load IRs and back up your user files.
On the intelligent units the Flamma app edits tones and supports preset sharing straight from your phone.
Older units lean on the PC editor, while newer intelligent units add the app. Match the right tool to your pedal.
Exporting presets from a Flamma takes just a few things. Get these ready first and the how to below becomes a two minute job.
An FX100, FX150, FX200, FG200, FS06, FS07 or another Flamma pedal. Every model with software or app support can export presets.
The free Flamma editor software for your exact model, or the Flamma app for the intelligent units. Download them only from the official Flamma site or app store.
A USB cable to your computer for the editor software, or Bluetooth to your phone for the Flamma app. Some units use a USB C OTG cable to a mobile device.
Match the editor version to your firmware, and always back up your presets and IRs before a firmware update.
Always get the Flamma editor software, the Flamma app, firmware and manuals straight from Flamma Innovation, never a third party mirror. Match the editor to your firmware, and back up your user files before every update.
The reliable route works on every Flamma: the editor software over USB, or the app over Bluetooth on the intelligent units. Both let you manage and back up your presets. Here is the full process.
Dial in your sound on the pedal and save it to a preset slot, so the exact amp, cab and effect settings are stored.
Download the Flamma editor software for your model, or the Flamma app, from the official Flamma site. Install it and connect your pedal.
In the editor or app, connect over USB or Bluetooth and open the preset manager. Your saved presets appear, ready to manage.
Use the software backup or export option to save your user files to a folder on your computer. That saved file is your exported preset, ready to store, share or sell.
On the intelligent units like the FG200, the Flamma app supports preset sharing directly, a quick way to send a tone to another player.
Got a preset from a friend, or restoring a backup? Importing is the same idea in reverse: bring the file into the editor or app, write it to a slot, and load any IR it needs.
Open the Flamma editor over USB, or the Flamma app over Bluetooth, the same way as when you export.
Use the import or restore option to bring the preset file into the software, or accept a shared preset in the app.
Choose a preset slot for the new tone and save it. The preset is written into that slot on your device, ready to step through with the footswitches.
If the preset uses a custom cab, load the matching IR WAV file into a user IR slot, so the preset points at the right sound.
Match presets to the right model. Flamma presets are tied to the model they were made on, so an FX100 preset will not load on an FG200. Keep each device's files in separate folders. And always back up before a firmware update, because updates can reset your presets.
Flamma gives you a couple of solid ways to keep your tones safe. Pick whichever fits your setup, and always back up before a firmware update.
Use the editor software to back up your user files to a folder on your computer. This saves your presets in one place, ready to restore.
Export individual presets as files. Perfect for keeping, sharing or selling the exact tones you care about most, one clean file each.
Save your custom IR WAV files in the same folder as your presets, so a tone always has the cab it needs when you restore or share it.
The export steps above apply across the Flamma lineup, but each unit has its own route and quirks. Find your gear below.
200 preset patches, 55 amp models and 10 user IR slots. Manage and back up presets, and load third party IRs, in the FX100 editor software.
40 preset slots and 9 IR slots, edited through the Flamma app and PC software. Supports preset sharing straight from the app.
Up to 180 and 200 user presets with custom IR management. Store, recall and back up your tones through the editor.
Seven preamp models with saveable presets and cabinet simulation. Edit the tone and save it to preset slots, then back up over USB.
A stereo cab simulator with 7 user preset slots. Manage presets, load IR files and back up your user files in the FS07 editor.
Load your own WAV impulse responses into the user IR slots. Keep the IR file with the preset when you share it.
On the intelligent units, edit tones and share presets from the Flamma app over Bluetooth or a USB C OTG connection.
If your unit works with a Flamma editor or the Flamma app, the export steps above apply.
A firmware update can reset your presets. Back up your user files and IRs in the editor software before you update.
Use the editor version made for your firmware. A mismatch is a common reason the software will not connect or load presets.
Store your edited tone to a slot on the pedal before you back up, so the software captures the exact preset you built.
A preset relies on its IR. When you share or move it, include the exact WAV file so the cabinet sounds right.
Quick answers about Flamma presets, the editor and backups
A preset is one complete tone, your full sound with its amp, cab and effect modules. Presets live in numbered slots you step through with the footswitches.
The free Flamma editor software for your model, or the Flamma app on the intelligent units. Download either one only from the official Flamma site or app store.
Connect over USB, open the editor software, and use its backup or export option to save your user files to a folder on your computer.
Yes, on the intelligent units. The Flamma app supports preset sharing, so you can send a tone to another player and edit it from your phone.
Yes. Flamma pedals support third party IR loading with user IR slots, 10 on the FX100 and 9 on the FG200. Load your WAV files in the editor or app.
No. Presets are model specific, so an FX100 preset will not load on an FG200 or FX150. Keep each device's files in separate folders.
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