Effect presets, songs and parts
Load factory presets, save your own in Mine and learn what the song and each part keep of the effects.
Load a preset
- On the effect's page, tap the PRESET box at the top. On the hardware faces, tapping the display or the preset name opens the same list.
- The list opens with the preset that is playing marked. Factory presets come first; then yours, tagged "· mine".
- Tap a preset to load it.
When you change a loaded preset, its name gets a * .
Save your own
- Open the list and tap Save as….
- The top bar turns into a name field, with the song's name already selected. Type up to 40 characters.
- Tap Save (or Enter). Cancel (or Esc) gives up.
The preset goes to Mine, your list for that effect. With one of your presets loaded, the list also offers Rename, Export and Delete.
Factory presets
| Effect | Factory |
|---|---|
| RV-240 | 25 programs in 5 banks: Ambiences, Small Rooms, Med. Rooms, Halls and Plates |
| RedSky | 9 |
| RKV-90 | Default plus 31 |
| RK-Ambience | Default plus 89 |
| Chorus | 8 on the RKS-20, 6 on the RC-106 and 8 on the RW-01; Default on Chorus and Ensemble |
| Compressor | One Default per type |
| Delay, Auto-Pan, EQ, Limiter, Stereo Modeller | Default, the state the effect is born with |
The RV-240 programs and the presets of the RedSky, RKV-90, RK-Ambience and the Chorus's three hardware modes also bring their Dry/Wet. On the other effects, a preset leaves it alone.
What the song keeps
- Each channel's effects and their values belong to the song: every song has its own, and a new song does not inherit the previous one's.
- The effects on the buses and the Master belong to the setlist: they apply to every song.
- To write it to the file, use the setlist's Save.
What each part keeps
A part can remember the on/off, the Dry/Wet and every setting of the channel's effects: store it with Store, with the Effects group ticked. When you enter that part, the effects come back as you stored them. A part changes values, not which effect sits in each slot: that belongs to the song. See how to store in a part.