joden

jb101
The preset is called Misc - Full Reset.pcp

Actually no it's not..... that preset loads and turns on the compressor, the EQ (albeit flat) and the the Tube!

If they're turned on but the controls are set so as not to modify the sound, that's the same as all the modules being bypassed. Doing this saves you the mouse click that would be needed to enable a module prior to editing it.

chuckebaby
I thought JB was correct (there is a Full Reset)
but if not....
 
1-just go to a pro channel track that has not been altered yet.
2-go to the pro channel save icon and save it as "Default" (with out the quotes).
3-now go back to the channel you are trying to reset and load the new "Default" settings.
there's more then one way to skin a cat.
 
 

haha, yeah we already figure that...look above ;)

Anderton

joden

jb101
The preset is called Misc - Full Reset.pcp

Actually no it's not..... that preset loads and turns on the compressor, the EQ (albeit flat) and the the Tube!

If they're turned on but the controls are set so as not to modify the sound, that's the same as all the modules being bypassed. Doing this saves you the mouse click that would be needed to enable a module prior to editing it.

yeah agree, but it does use resources just having them on - I checked the resource meter and it does jump up. I was more after a totally clean slate, nothing loaded, nothing on. Which we have sorted...see above ;)

I have a preset which is entirely blank, no EQ, even, inserted. Nothing.
 
I rarely, if ever, use it, mind you.
 
I tend to use track templates more than I ever need to use ProChannel presets.  The settings are never the same, but I may want specific plugs, so track templates are preferable.
 
One issue I have with ProChannel presets (and others) is that when I fiddle around with the settings, the name will, of course, remain the same.  At a glance it can be hard to tell if what I see is the unaltered preset, or a "tweaked" version.
 
So, templates work better for me. 
 
YMMV