AXE EDIT - ANY TIPS ON SAVING AND MOVING PRESETS AROUND?

[Brogen72]

This may seem pretty basic to some of you, but to me storing and moving my presets around is not as intuitive as one would think. I back up bank A from time to time because I really mostly use presets 0-10 that I have created and have most everything I need collected there. I take snapshots of my presets so they are in the Axe Edit file I case I need them, but I find myself wishing there was an easier way to move around and store my primary presets and change the order around without losing say preset 5 for example, because I moved the previous preset that was there and now another preset auto-filled that space and it's still not right. Sometimes I save a preset to a new location and I end up with two of the same presets in my line up. I don't know....

To be honest I try not to mess with it or experiment with moving my preset order around too much because even though I back things up, I'm paranoid that I'm going to loose one of my best presets that I have put soooo much time into tweaking and I wont be able to get things back to normal in time for a band rehearsal or a gig so I just deal with it. But I do want to get a good hold on setting up & changing 0-10 preset slots because I want the Axe Fx to evolve with my playing and my needs.

Any tips?

 

[yek]

On the hardware use Store > Swap.

Also, as announced, AE's new management tools are in the testing phase.

 

[Brogen72]

On the hardware use Store > Swap.

Also, as announced, AE's new management tools are in the testing phase.

I've looked at that but I need that overall big picture, I love Axe Edit so I'm looking forward to Axe Manage!!!

 

[pamisano]

What I usually do is copy my bank A to bank C. Then you can use the copy preset function in Axe Edit to copy the preset from bank c to the location you want it in bank A. That way you still have your original layout located in Bank C if you want to revert to the old order.