Thank you Jason! It is done!

I have unlinked the super knob and put the 1 assignable knob in charge for several parts volume control, and it is working, not resetting ....thanks again.

All the best!

ps: maybe it would be possible for a more user friendly software...with other brands, it was quite easy to program what I want, without forums and even without reading the user manual...of course, I know, modx can do a lot of things, but for this you have to be a programmer and the program language it is new to me...took me some time to do a simple transpose of a performance, the reason was the name of it 'NOTE SHIFT" instead of TRANSPOSE...hopefully I am the only one who has this kind of problems and everyone else can set up this keyboard in no time. Someone told me that Casio PX-5S it is hard to program it...no big touch screen, only buttons, and in a few days I understood 70% of it, and it was the same with Kurzweil, Kawai and Roland too...My main thing is making music not programming. Good to have this forum to be able to get some answer.

...and I will not mention the poor basic midi capabilities, when you are using the modx like a sound module, second keyboard, like I am using it...hopefully, the next version will let us to decide to choose our receive midi channel fr each part of a performance as we want, not as it is defined

Thanks again, and all the best!

The volumes, superknob position, etc. are recorded with the pattern. Therefore, these values are restored when the loop repeats. Any offsets you apply in real-time will "reset" when the loop comes back around and refreshes its initialized/recorded settings.

The context in the below is superknob position, but would apply to other parameters as well.
https://www.yamahasynth.com/ask-a-question/pattern-seq-g-first-impressions-and#reply-93745