I am looking for a way to quickly and easily select between a handful of different EQ curve presets to apply to only output 1 and have this selection stick thereafter. I would prefer for the EQ preset selection to stick as I change between presets as well as scenes, but scenes only while in a given preset would be better than nothing. The reason for this is I use 3 different headphones that need different EQ curves to translate well between each other and my Atomic CLR FRFR. I would plan to run the CLR out of output 2 without any EQ adjustments.
A global output preset option would be an ideal and simple option, but that is still not an available so I am looking for the next best alternative.
I had originally thought using Global Blocks might do the trick, but I no longer think this will get me to where I want (let’s see). I have not used Global Blocks yet and I only have an Axe FX II XL at the moment, so I am looking for help. I realize I could manually re-set the EQ in a Global Block and have this pushed down to every preset that is linked, but that would be the same as just manually re-setting the global EQ and I am looking to avoid the manual effort here. What I would instead want to do is somehow be able to either 1) swap the Global Block selection links to EQ curve option 1, 2, or 3 and send that out to all of the linked presets, or 2) perhaps setup up the Global Block references to link to EQ preset option 1 then figure out a way to easily copy and paste the EQ curves from EQ Global Block options 2, 3, or 4 into option 1 to then send around to all of the presets that are linked to option 1, but I am not sure if this particular option would be easy to do on both the Axe unit itself as well as though Axe Edit.
An alternative back up plan might be to use Scene Revert. With this, I would setup the 3 EQ block channels with the proper presets, after I switch to a new preset I would then have to go in and select the appropriate channel, but after that I would at least be set while staying in this particular preset while I switch between scenes. I would strongly prefer to avoid this option as Scene Revert would ruin my normal usage unless a feature came along that allowed us to selectively apply Scene Revert to only certain blocks. Until that selective feature was available, this might be a better than nothing option if there was a way to couple Scene Revert with the ability to make a global selection of the selected EQ channel across all of my presets rather than having to make this switch every time I changed presets.
Perhaps I am missing an alternative option to consider. Does anyone have any helpful ideas here that could help solve this riddle?
A global output preset option would be an ideal and simple option, but that is still not an available so I am looking for the next best alternative.
I had originally thought using Global Blocks might do the trick, but I no longer think this will get me to where I want (let’s see). I have not used Global Blocks yet and I only have an Axe FX II XL at the moment, so I am looking for help. I realize I could manually re-set the EQ in a Global Block and have this pushed down to every preset that is linked, but that would be the same as just manually re-setting the global EQ and I am looking to avoid the manual effort here. What I would instead want to do is somehow be able to either 1) swap the Global Block selection links to EQ curve option 1, 2, or 3 and send that out to all of the linked presets, or 2) perhaps setup up the Global Block references to link to EQ preset option 1 then figure out a way to easily copy and paste the EQ curves from EQ Global Block options 2, 3, or 4 into option 1 to then send around to all of the presets that are linked to option 1, but I am not sure if this particular option would be easy to do on both the Axe unit itself as well as though Axe Edit.
An alternative back up plan might be to use Scene Revert. With this, I would setup the 3 EQ block channels with the proper presets, after I switch to a new preset I would then have to go in and select the appropriate channel, but after that I would at least be set while staying in this particular preset while I switch between scenes. I would strongly prefer to avoid this option as Scene Revert would ruin my normal usage unless a feature came along that allowed us to selectively apply Scene Revert to only certain blocks. Until that selective feature was available, this might be a better than nothing option if there was a way to couple Scene Revert with the ability to make a global selection of the selected EQ channel across all of my presets rather than having to make this switch every time I changed presets.
Perhaps I am missing an alternative option to consider. Does anyone have any helpful ideas here that could help solve this riddle?
