That looks really sweet! I got my Axe FXII because the older I get, the more attractive compact live setups are to me. How many scenes can you do on that? What’s the price?
Here's a nice MC6 on reverb for $200 plus $10 shipping:
https://reverb.com/item/11959883-morningstar-mc6
I haven't done it yet with the III but you can select all 8 scenes and all 4 channels with most midi controllers, including the MC6. Just assign a CC number to the Scene Select function in the MIDI/Remote page. Say you assign CC number 1. Then you tell your midi controller to assign CC#1 any value between 0 and 7 and it will select Scene 1 through 8. So if you have 6 buttons, like on the MC6, you can set it up to have 6 scenes right in front of you. Also nice is that you can attach an extension to add switches, so for instance you could allocate all you MC6 bank changes (one bank is effects, one bank scenes, one bank looper, etc etc) to a little 2-button box next to the MC6 - like a Roland switch or something like this which matches the look of the MC6
https://reverb.com/item/5874460-aux-switch-for-morningstar-mc6-three-click-less-buttons. Or you can of course have scenes, effects, channels, etc on one bank. It's totally configurable (like the Fractal MFC by the way, which has A LOT more buttons and is available at around the same cost as the MC6 nowadays, but won't fit in a gig bag pocket.)
Or you can add a 6-swithc extension, say just for 6 Scenes if you like, and keep your MC6 dedicated to effects and looper:
https://reverb.com/item/6759706-ana...-aux3-6-button-controller-for-morningstar-mc6
Alternatively, instead of using Scene Select, you can use Scene Increment/Decrement and have one button go up in Scenes and the other go down.
You could also use the 3-button extension, for example, just to change channels on your amp - if you do that a lot (obviously you can do that with Scene change too). But if you like, you can have that 3-button box dedicated to Channel 1,2,3 on your Amp1 and you will always be able to choose an amp channel no matter where you are in your presets or scenes (assuming you have an AMP1 in your grid).