gmaland

I hope this is relevant enough for this thread, but as a new owner of the Catalyst (and someone who's owned a TON of Line 6 stuff), I don't think I'm understanding how people keep track of their presets. Without being connected to the computer, it seems like all I can know from looking at the amp is which 2-amp-group is being used by the current preset. And I can tell if the "effect" is on or off and the reverb is on or off. But I sure have no idea which preset this actually is. And I'm wondering if people think that the way the model selector lights up to indicate the 2-amp-group is meant to communicate also that your presets should be numerically ordered to match the amp models, because this is how you can get a little more info about your current preset. If the amp model is the "super clean" model group - then you are on "channel 1". Is this how people are keeping track, or is there something way simpler that helps people?

Thanks Phil. I just tested this, and it works. So, bypass does not require an explicit controller mapping. I guess bypass is the default mapping for snapshots, which makes sense.

I'm new to using snapshots, and in HX Edit I'm not able to assign the bypass of an effect to the snapshots controller. I can map any other parameter for any effect, but Snapshots is not showing when I am trying to control bypass. What am I doing wrong? I know this is a major use of snapshots.