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Sierpinski Workbench: optional factory preset sharing

Sierpinski Workbench starts with Fractal Audio's factory preset list for your unit. For the Axe-Fx III, FM9 and FM3, the real blocks of those factory presets can only be read from a real unit. To build better lists for everyone, the Workbench can share what your unit reports about its factory presets — if you agree.

When it happens

• Only on an Axe-Fx III, FM9 or FM3, and only if you tick “Help other Sierpinski users” in the first-start Sync window. The box is unticked unless you tick it.
• Once, after your first full preset sync.
• Until that sync is done, or while a report is waiting to be sent, the Workbench asks sierradigitalaudio.com whether reports are still wanted for your model. That check sends nothing about you, your computer or your presets.

What is sent

• For each preset slot that still holds a Fractal factory preset: its number, its factory name and the blocks it uses.
• The unit model, the firmware version if you type it in, the Workbench version and the date.

Show what will be sent in the Sync window displays an example before you choose.

What is never sent

• Your own presets or their names, your settings, setlists or notes.
• Your name, email address, or anything else about you or your computer.

How it is used

Reports are used only to build and improve the factory preset lists included with future versions of the Workbench. They are not sold or given to anyone. Fractal Audio's factory preset names and blocks are not personal information.

What the server keeps, and for how long

• The report itself, as a text file in a private folder that is not part of the website. Reports are kept until the factory lists have been built from them, and for no longer than two years.
• To limit uploads to five per hour from one place, the upload page keeps a scrambled code made from your internet address — not the address itself.
• A running count of how many reports have arrived for each model.
• Like any website, sierradigitalaudio.com records the internet address of each connection in its standard server logs.

Your choices

• Leave the box unticked. Saying no changes nothing — the Workbench works exactly the same.
• With no internet connection, a report waits in the Workbench settings folder and is sent later. Delete it from that folder if you change your mind before it is sent.
• To have a report deleted after it was sent, contact Sierra Digital Audio with your unit model and the date you shared it. Reports contain no name, so these help find yours.

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• Contact: what you send through the Contact page or by email is used only to reply to you.
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Questions and changes

Questions about privacy, or a request to delete a shared report: use the Contact page or email SierraDigitalAudio@gmail.com.

If this page changes, the date below changes with it. The license agreement installed with each program (license.txt) describes the same terms.

Sierra Digital Audio (Larry Scott) · Effective November 7, 2026