Thanks for the reply.There is not a direct channel swap function, but we can copy the channel to the clipboard, switch to the alternate channel, copy it to the original, THEN paste from the clipboard, effectively doing a swap.
Reordering channels is not as functionally important as reordering scenes. Scenes are important to the flow of a song, whereas the channels, being remembered by the scenes, can be out of order.
The channel’s order is mostly important to us in an OCD sort of way just because we like having everything in order. It’ll still work otherwise but it annoys us.![]()
Yes and no.channel’s order is mostly important to us in an OCD sort of way
Agreed.it will be great if you can just swap channels too.
in an OCD sort of way
I think we're on the same page.that's not just "OCD."
Thanks for your post. You understand exactly what I mean. My scenes are ordered in the way you specify in your post. In my scene 8, I use all 4 channels of the amp 2 block. I have a different amp for each channel, for a specific goal. It is great that you can tailored almost everything within the Fractal units. These units are exceptional.Yes and no.
If an amp block's channels are arranged from Clean, Edge, Crunch, Lead, then it's easier to remember which is which when you want to select a desired channel for a certain scene. This also applies to footswitches arrayed to select channels. I do it with chorus from light to washy to vibrato. I do it with delays from slap to crazy. I do it with Rotary (slow fast). And more.
Not all channel assortments can have this kind of progression, but when you arrange things for a future of "don't make me think" that's not just "OCD."