Description: While tweaking presets, there is a workflow friction point regarding how un-saved parameter changes are handled when copying snapshots: The Issue: When tweaking a parameter in Snapshot 1 (e.g., increasing reverb mix) and creating a great new sound variation, the goal is often to save this new tweak to Snapshot 2 while keeping Snapshot 1 in its original, un-tweaked state (similar to a "Save As..." command on a PC).
Currently, if you tweak Snapshot 1, copy it over to Snapshot 2, and hit Save, the new tweak gets permanently baked into Snapshot 1 as well. The original state of Snapshot 1 is lost unless manually restored beforehand.
Proposed Solution: Introduce an option or shortcut when copying/pasting snapshots (e.g., "Paste & Revert Source Snapshot" or a dedicated "Snapshot Save As..." feature) that performs the following: Pastes the current un-saved buffer tweaks from the active edit into the target snapshot (Snapshot 2). Automatically reverts the source snapshot (Snapshot 1) back to its last saved state.
This would greatly improve the creative workflow by allowing players to instantly capture spontaneous sound ideas into a new snapshot without corrupting the original snapshot's baseline settings.
Please forward this for an update!
Sincerely, Alfred Schreiber
