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If you press the Rig button and browse to page 2/4, you'll notice that you can manually enable/disable tempo, set the tempo, and lock the tempo settings. These presets mainly use the Analog Delay which has its delay time manually set per preset - this is necessary for each preset to get its designed sound - if all the variations are using tap tempo instead of the programmed delay, they may sound bad tone-wise and/or time/mix-wise. Make sure tempo is locked and disabled, or if unlocked, make sure you are loading the rigs I've provided as opposed to simply loading the effects presets. If you are loading the presets onto existing rigs, double-check the rig to make sure tempo is disabled BEFORE loading the preset.
→Notes on Tempo
== Notes on Tempo ==
There are a couple rare presets that do use "Tap Delay" instead of the Analog or Free delay types. These are the only cases where tapping your tempo matches my design philosophy for that preset.
