ERASING THE ORANGE LINE

I have a patch in setlist 3, bank 04A I wish to delete and start over with a whole new one, but don't know how.

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True, but creating a small function to "zero all" in a patch is simple enough, or at least it used to be. I think at one point a user posted an empty setlist for just this reason This also is true, however consider that maybe the average user might not immediately think of doing that, instead choosing to hunt high and low through the manual for how to 'zero" a patch, get frustrated and post WTF here lol What's the big deal anyway? Or you can create a default empty patch with your own settings. I just saved a whole empty setlist and when I want to start over I just open the empty set list and start from scratch.

Damn, now we are going to lollipop because they didn't add a special button to delete a patch??? That's the main reason I never bought a Dumble You can create a minimal patch and save it to your PC.

Then you can load it to any location you want to clear out. How to create all empty presets: You then get the offline mode with all empty presets and setlists.

You can save those. I had not thought of simply dragging an unused preset to cover the one I made. And yes, I did search high and low throughout all the manuals to figure out how to delete a file.

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Wish Line 6 had put that in there somewhere You need to be a member in order to leave a comment. Does it work the way you want if you first double click the background layer to change it to a regular layer?

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So your eraser tool actually becomes like a paintbrush! Simply make sure that BOTH your color boxes in the upper right hand corner are designated as pure white.

Then when you hit the eraser tool which actually is acting like a paintbrush your 'mistake lines' will be 'whited out' like if using good ol' fashioned 'white out'. Probably what happened to you is that you, at one point, saw that there were some black lines on your background layer that you wanted to touch up, so you selected the paintbrush tool and chose the color black.

Once black was your designated color in one of your color boxes up in the righthand corner of the screen, everything from thereon in turned black including the eraser tool. Such a simple fix it is mind-blowing! Just choose white and 'erase away'. Smile and press on!

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This happens when the layer that you are attempting to apply the eraser is not converted to smart object. I had the same issue a few minutes ago, this is what I did to have the eraser 'erase' instead of paint: You don't have JavaScript enabled. This tool uses JavaScript and much of it will not work correctly without it enabled. Please turn JavaScript back on and reload this page.