You mean like in bank 1, you have A, B, C, D. So you have 4 patches for bank 1.

So you would have 2 different tones for "A", 2 for B, 2 for C and 2 for D.

I mean: 1A tone one: distortion for rhythm

            1A tone two: distortion for solo

            1B tone one: clean chorus

            1B tone two: clean chorus adding more reverb and a phaser...

Yes you can. A guy who bought my X3 Live asked me about this and he did it pretty well.

But the thing is that playing in a same music it's hard to hit that tone swtich. For me it's better using A, B, C, D. Generally I never use more than 4 patches in a same song. So for my band's setlist I have about 16 full banks of patches, on which 8 are for my Ibanez and 8 tweak to handle my LP.

Yes you can but try to not get embarrassed hitting a wrong switch to change between tones 1 and 2