How complex are your go-to presets?

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Amp	2	4	290+
Cab	2	4	2237+
Chorus	2	4	14
Compressor	2	4	13
Crossover	2	2	1
Delay	4	4	27
Drive	4	4	59
Dynamic Dist	2	4	7
Enhancer	2	4	2
Filter	4	4	15
Flanger	2	4	31
Formant	2	4	1
Gate/Expander	4	4	3
Graphic EQ	4	4	15
Input	5	4	1
IR Player	2	4	1
Looper	1	1	1
Megatap	2	2	20
Mixer	4	4	1
Multi-Delay	2	4	33
Multi Comp	2	4	1
Multiplexer	2	4	1
Output	4	4	1
Parametric EQ	4	4	1
Phaser	2	4	16
Pitch Shift	2	4	16
Plex Delay	2	4	44
RTA	1	1	1
Resonator	2	2	1
Return	2	1	1
Reverb	2	4	66
Ring Mod	1	2	1
Rotary	2	4	1
Scene MIDI	1	1	1
Send	2	1	1
Synth	2	4	1
Ten-Tap Delay	2	4	2
Tone Match	1	1	1
Tremolo	2	4	2
Vocoder	1	1	1
Volume/Pan	4	4	1
Wah	2	4	8

Hahaha! My Kitchen Sink ain't even large enough to hold all them dishes.

 

[DrewJD82]

My main template looks like this-

They rarely get bigger than this and more often than not, I'm just using the amp/cab block to record dry guitars.

 

[FuzzyAce]

I like 'all-in-one' presets.
The RJM GT22 allows total control.
75% (Axe-Fx III, non turbo).

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[ragingplatypi]

I’ve found that since Line 6 has upgraded the cabs and with the most recent amps I dropped a compressor and eq. So now my chain is regular meat and potatoes stuff.

 

[Joshual-L]

Before modeling I was really a minimalistic player.

Guitar>wha>octaver(not really a need but I’m in love with that effect)>maybe an overdrive(depends on the amp)>amp.

Never really liked delay, reverb etc.

I even played 4h shows (all styles) with just my guitar and a cornford RK100 (single channel amp with boost). Guitar>cable>amp

So now that I’m in the modeling world, my kitchen sink is simple.

Wha > comp for clean> overdrive>amp>cab>chorus>reverb.

But I have to say I’m really happy to have the possibility to use things like harmoniser, detune, virtual capo on some songs.

I use an fm3 and the last update is so great that I can finally play again like in the old days, riding my volume knob. That 2203 is heaven