Find and keep presets
Open Library in the sidebar. Browse contains public presets; My Presets contains the ones you’ve saved. Use the pedal filter, search, tags, and sort controls to find a starting point.
Audition a community preset
Section titled “Audition a community preset”- Open a preset and read its description. Check which pedal it is for.
- Choose Load into Pedal. If it belongs to another pedal, Nitelite asks you to switch first.
- Play and listen. Loading merges the preset’s settings into the app and sends them over MIDI, while keeping your configured MIDI channel.
- Adjust the sound for your guitar and amp.
Some presets only contain a subset of settings. Don’t assume loading a preset resets every global or hidden option.
Save your version
Section titled “Save your version”To keep the preset you’re viewing, choose Save Copy. This copies that preset’s saved settings; you don’t need to load it into the pedal first. New copies default to Private.
To save changes you’ve made in the editor, use Save in the pedal header.
Choose Save as new, give it a name, and check its visibility. See the save walkthrough for creating and updating presets.
Share something useful
Section titled “Share something useful”Open a public preset and choose Copy link to share it. If you opened it from the Library, Open full page gives you a standalone view.
Viewing a preset doesn’t load its sound into your pedal; choose Load into Pedal when you’re ready to try it.
A good description says how you used the sound: guitar, pickup, other effects, and whether the mix works under a band or on its own. Tags help people find it. A Terminal badge identifies an AI-generated preset; a public preset may include its saved AI prompt.
Likes, comments, follows, and saving require an account. Following brings together presets from creators you follow. My Packs groups your presets into collections.
Before making a preset public, review its name, description, and any included prompt. Save a private version while you are still working on it.