Yes. The updates are done when you recall the preset and saved in the active preset buffer. They're not committed to memory until you press the save button.If I WERE to give it the big "Yes" and let it change all the cab specs to new resonance and impedance settings, do I then have to go through all my presets and save them one by one?
They will alter the sound, whether its a risk or not depends on the preset and how you want it to sound. "No" is perfectly acceptable if this is a risky scenario for you.And is there a risk that the change will screw up some of those presets? Or am I safer just to say "No" and only use the new FW powers on new presets?
So Cabinet Resonance is a new parameter?
. If I WERE to give it the big "Yes" and let it change all the cab specs to new resonance and impedance settings, do I then have to go through all my presets and save them one by one?
In Notes: Setting Global “Update Pre-11.x Presets Spkr Imp Upon Load" parameter to YES will automatically update the Speaker Impedance Curve for the Amp blocks upon preset recall to use an appropriate Speaker Impedance Curve for that amp model. Setting the parameter to NO will leave existing presets unaffected.I'm not sure I'm game enough to set that Global setting to "Yes" and let it change all my presets - I have Buddy's 1400 of 'em sitting there, plus a whole stack of Burgs's and others, plus some of the factory ones shunted down to the high numbers. If I WERE to give it the big "Yes" and let it change all the cab specs to new resonance and impedance settings, do I then have to go through all my presets and save them one by one? And is there a risk that the change will screw up some of those presets? Or am I safer just to say "No" and only use the new FW powers on new presets?
Is it wise to automate now?You can use FracTool to automate that.
If YES is selected in global all channels will be updated, saving the preset saves all.Probably a really dumb question. But do I need to save each channel in the preset as quite a few of mine have different amps/cabs to apply the new speaker impedance? The reason I'm asking is I noticed the "edit" light is on as I'm going through the channels.