Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
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If you’ve ever been frustrated by having to re-add reverb (or any other FX) every time you load a different tone model in TONEX, you’re not alone. There’s no official "template" system in TONEX… but there is a workaround.
In this video, I show you a simple trick using the User preset system that retains your FX settings—even when switching tone models. It’s quick, powerful, and totally changes the game for anyone dialing in reverb, EQ, compression, and more across multiple tone models.
💥 Save time. Improve your workflow. Get more done.
🎯 I used my latest Zee-Mazterpiece Ultimate and DI Collection and my ToneNet Tone Quotient DC tones to showcase this trick – you can check it out here:
Zee-Mazterpiece Ultimate and DI: 👉 bit.ly/4f9DKio
Tone Quotient DC Ultimate: 👉 bit.ly/41eeCRM
00:00 - Intro
00:31 - Questions in Comments
01:00 - There is a WAY!
01:14 - Creating Your Custom Templates
04:14 - Applying Your Template to a Tone Model
06:03 - Saving Your New Preset
08:56 - Applying Settings from one Preset to Another Tone Model
10:07 - Summary
11:17 - Tones In The Mix
As always, thanks so much for watching...
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If you’ve ever been frustrated by having to re-add reverb (or any other FX) every time you load a different tone model in TONEX, you’re not alone. There’s no official "template" system in TONEX… but there is a workaround.
In this video, I show you a simple trick using the User preset system that retains your FX settings—even when switching tone models. It’s quick, powerful, and totally changes the game for anyone dialing in reverb, EQ, compression, and more across multiple tone models.
💥 Save time. Improve your workflow. Get more done.
🎯 I used my latest Zee-Mazterpiece Ultimate and DI Collection and my ToneNet Tone Quotient DC tones to showcase this trick – you can check it out here:
Zee-Mazterpiece Ultimate and DI: 👉 bit.ly/4f9DKio
Tone Quotient DC Ultimate: 👉 bit.ly/41eeCRM
00:00 - Intro
00:31 - Questions in Comments
01:00 - There is a WAY!
01:14 - Creating Your Custom Templates
04:14 - Applying Your Template to a Tone Model
06:03 - Saving Your New Preset
08:56 - Applying Settings from one Preset to Another Tone Model
10:07 - Summary
11:17 - Tones In The Mix
As always, thanks so much for watching...
Please visit my sponsors:
Line 6: line6.com
Vigier Guitars: vigierguitars.com
Toontrack: toontrack.com
Mission Engineering: missionengineering.com
Morningstar FX: morningstarfx.com
Temple Audio: templeaudio.com
