Noise sensitivity is saved with the current preset. Changes apply to ToneLab when connected.
Min and Max can touch but cannot cross.
This preset uses a reversed range. Its direction is preserved.
Expression target and range are saved with the current preset.
Centered is the default speed. Adjust slower or faster; your choice is saved in this browser.
Use original amp, cabinet and speaker names in the interface and menus. Saved automatically in this browser.
Export all presets backs up your saved local presets. Export effect chains backs up your saved chain library. Import presets restores either backup without replacing existing entries.
Hardware sync not connected
Reset the on-screen program to its initial values.
Choose your USB–MIDI interface. Connecting reads the current preset. Controls then edit its current buffer. Read hardware bank lists stored programs; Store on ToneLab saves to an explicit destination.
The original Desktop editor, recreated for the browser without runtime dependencies.
MIDI supports amp/cabinet models, effects and bypass, noise, eight-character names, expression ranges, hardware program selection and global settings. Save stores a browser copy; Store on ToneLab overwrites an explicitly chosen hardware program. Global changes are saved by the device immediately.
Explore the amps, then choose one for your rig. Model notes from the owner’s manual ↗
Overwrite the selected stored program with the current hardware edit buffer. Local Save remains separate.
Up to 8 characters, using the ToneLab’s uppercase character set.
Save the models, knob settings and bypass states of all four effect slots. Apply a chain to any amp and cabinet.
Save the effect controls. Loading a preset keeps bypass and the rest of your rig unchanged.
Enable this effect to connect it.
