Undo Save/Scene Edit

[robmurray]

Hey guys, So I was editing a scene 2 and hit save. But when I went to scene 1 the changes I made on the scene 2 applied to scene 1 as well.
Do you guys know how to reverse this?

 

[Piing]

All scenes are stored at the preset when you save it. There is no way to revert that.

You can click the Snapshot frequently (the button with the camera). That is useful if you want to revert the changes

 

[robmurray]

Ok. But why is when I edit one scene it affects the other scenes as well?

 

[Piing]

Maybe you were changing the same channel of the block? If you want to have different settings at different scenes, you have to use another channel.

Have a look to Chapter 6 "Scenes & Channels" of the FM9 user manual

 

[chris]

Hey guys, So I was editing a scene 2 and hit save. But when I went to scene 1 the changes I made on the scene 2 applied to scene 1 as well.
Do you guys know how to reverse this?

Scenes only save block on/off and channel selection. They do not save individual parameters/settings in blocks.

Go to the scene you want to adjust first, then change channels in the blocks you want different settings. So you might have something like Scene 1 uses Channel A in all blocks, then Scene 2 you want a different amp, so go to S2, change the Amp block to Channel B, adjust as needed. Same for other blocks.

I have Scene 1 and 2 as clean tones and both use the same amp channel, but other blocks change as needed, for example.

 

[Greg Ferguson]

Hey guys, So I was editing a scene 2 and hit save. But when I went to scene 1 the changes I made on the scene 2 applied to scene 1 as well.
Do you guys know how to reverse this?

This sounds like you don’t understand how channels and scenes work, and that the Snapshot tool is your friend.