Named snapshots of your entire rig state - one tap fires CCs and PCs to every device at once.
A preset captures a named state for your whole rig. When you fire it, RigWork sends:
CCs go first. This means your pedals receive their parameter values before the program change tells them to recall a slot - so the state you set in RigWork arrives cleanly.
Go to the Presets tab and click + New Preset. Set:
| Color | Intended use |
|---|---|
| Clean | Clean / no gain tones |
| Ambient | Reverb/delay-heavy atmospheres |
| Crunch | Light overdrive, rhythm tones |
| Lead | High-gain lead or solo tones |
| Synth | Synth-style, pitch effects, modulation-heavy |
| Special | Anything that doesn't fit the above |
Color tags are purely organizational - they appear as colored pills on preset cards and in Show Mode section tiles. They don't affect what MIDI gets sent.
By default, a new preset only sends PC numbers. To also capture CC state:
The current slider values are stored in the preset for that device. When you fire the preset, those CC values will be sent before the PC.
Click the Fire button on any preset card. This sends all CCs + PCs immediately. You can also fire presets from:
Click the pencil icon on a preset card to edit its name, color, and per-device PC assignments. Click the trash icon to delete - this also removes the preset from any songs or setlists that referenced it.
RigWork can listen on a MIDI input and auto-fire a preset when it receives a Program Change on a configured channel. See MIDI → Trigger Channel for setup.
This lets Ableton or another sequencer send a single PC to RigWork, and RigWork handles distributing the CCs and PCs to all your individual pedals - one event in, full rig state out.