Dr. Dipwad
Experienced
Global Blocks are on the list for future implementation. (Hopefully with custom names!)
But what about "Superblocks?"
"What's a Superblock," you ask? Well....
Let's say that you want to emulate the sound of a particular off-the-shelf pedal. Something obscure like a Digitech Freqout or EHX Ravish Sitar.
The problem is this: Some of those weirder pedals require more than one block to "cooperate" in order to produce the desired sound. (A reverb block plus a pitch block, or whatever.)
What would be nice is the ability to store a combination of blocks (with particular settings and wiring) as a Global Superblock under an editable name.
So somebody on the forum would invent a Superblock for Pedal X, share it, and anyone who wanted one in one of their presets would download it and insert it into their Axe III's "Global Superblocks repository."
Once there, it could be inserted into a preset.
But what about "Superblocks?"
"What's a Superblock," you ask? Well....
Let's say that you want to emulate the sound of a particular off-the-shelf pedal. Something obscure like a Digitech Freqout or EHX Ravish Sitar.
The problem is this: Some of those weirder pedals require more than one block to "cooperate" in order to produce the desired sound. (A reverb block plus a pitch block, or whatever.)
What would be nice is the ability to store a combination of blocks (with particular settings and wiring) as a Global Superblock under an editable name.
So somebody on the forum would invent a Superblock for Pedal X, share it, and anyone who wanted one in one of their presets would download it and insert it into their Axe III's "Global Superblocks repository."
Once there, it could be inserted into a preset.