There’s a workaround for that. Select all channels and save as preset.
Don’t think it works well if you later add channels, but a drop down list menu would have the same problem I guess.
that’s the best workaround I have seen for a long time. Very powerful workaround. You could just label the presets Scene 1, Scene 2 etc, and leave any ‘proper’ presets in place. You could maybe use “A” and “B” for A/B comparison.
I did some testing, and it seems it doesn’t worked as good as I thought…
No routing/panning/volumes/pre settings are saved…
Which is wierd, because according to Steinberg:
The following data is saved in audio track presets: