Wish Notepad for each preset

Keith White

Keith White

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It would be really sweet to have a notepad section in each preset when using axe edit for performance notes etc. I know there would be no way to access it front panel but if it t was included in axe edit that would be nice if it was stored in the preset itself so if you send a preset to someone else they could read the notes in the preset
 
I have already given this a +1. But here I am, doing it again 😊 I most certainly would use it if it was available! For now I use excel for this purpose
 
Keith White said:
It would be really sweet to have a notepad section in each preset when using axe edit for performance notes etc. I know there would be no way to access it front panel but if it t was included in axe edit that would be nice if it was stored in the preset itself so if you send a preset to someone else they could read the notes in the preset
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Regarding the front panel, maybe it could be available but read only, by paging the Home Page
 
It seems the AxeChange has a great "Description" section.
Maybe a cool work around would be to have Preset notes stored there?

You could get really crazy with a public/private areas and have all of your personal presets
backed up in the cloud with notes about how they work. woah....
 
Yeah it would a useful addition for sure. Meanwhile you can always takes notes on notepad or excel etc. Cumbersome but doable. I don’t bother with that. I use 4 scenes so I take advantage of the blanks.
 
+1

While there are other solutions to note-taking, being able to write/view notes & annotations directly means I don't have to pull out and flip through my Columbo-style notebook, or use a phone or pad with an app, or have a big whiteboard or whatever.
 
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+1 FWIW

When I've downloaded a preset from AxeChange, I would really like to be able to save the creator's notes re. intended use, mod assignments, cab choice, etc.
 
id like to be able to export all settings to a txt file.

but as far as making your own notes...ummmm...couldnt you just create a template in MS Word or similar and...write your notes?
 
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