Ok that's what I was thinking. So a rollback would mean I have to do a factory reset, followed by installing said firmware, and then of course reloading the saved backup correct?
Hi;
A factory reset isn't necessary.
As Severed said, it's a complete new installing (into the Boot-ROM) of the firmware you want to use.
The firmware itself doesn't change while using the AxeFx.
The parameters which can be changed (systems parameter, user cabs, presets ...)
are stored in separate memory regions/chips and can be backed up by Fractal-Bot.
When you're going to an older firmware version, you nomally have to reload the backups
of the presets and the system parameters.
That's why very often there are differences in parameters, their names, function or something else,
which has changed from older to newer firmwares.
When loading a newer firmware, you don't have to load the backups.
System parameters change automaticly to the newer version.
And when you load a preset for the first time after an update, most of the time,
the blocks (amp, cab, effects...) even will be updated automaticly.
New parameters will get default values and even it may be necessary, that you have to adjust
older existing parameters, 'cause their range, function or default values could have been changed.
FAS will let you know in the release notes, when you have to reload a block in your preset/s.
For instance most of the time the amp block is the one.
That will be done by selecting another model of the block type and reselecting the original model,
you have originally used.
I.e.:
Fender 65 Bassguy is your choice
Select another one (from another manufacterer!) i.e. Marshall xxxx
Reselect the Fender amp and it's done
Modeling algorithm will be automaticly changed when updating the firmware.
There is no need to do anything.
Kind regards from germany
Mike
