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After that you can just start typing a preset name for each switch position, and a dropdown list will
appear to auto-complete what you are typing with valid preset, effect, or trigger names :
A “pipe” character (vertical line) is automatically added between each switch assignment, and the
smart editor will automatically adapt the spacing between assigned presets in order to obtain a neatly
formatted grid layout:
As explained above you can specify one “Direct Bank” before creating the list of regular banks. In that
case all bank definitions will contain 9 presets instead of 10.
If you want to keep a switch “empty”, just leave the switch assignment empty without removing any
of the vertical separator lines in the bank definition.
Remark :
It is good to understand exactly how the GLOBALSWITCH definitions, which can be added prior to the
bank list, work. Actually these are just a convenience feature of the editor to avoid having to select the
same preset for that global switch over and over again in each bank. The editor fills the switch position
automatically for you. Other than that, this global switch definition is not sent to the TinyBox, so in fact
the switch is not “forced” to contain this one preset only – you can still modify the content of a global
switch in any of the banks afterwards. You could for instance add or modify a GLOBALSWITCH
definition after already having defined a large number of banks, and this setting will be used from then
on for all new banks added to the setup, without modifying anything in the switch assignment of
already defined banks.