Add audio effect preset to ENTIRE track...

Is it possible to create a customized audio effect preset and apply it to an ENTIRE audio track? NOT just a clip.
I'd like to modify, let's say, a reverb, save it as a PRESET, and then apply it to an entire TRACK. Not just a clip. I can't find info on this in the user guide or the live docs.

Thanks Howard. I actually already do do that but what I wanted to do was use the rack that you speak of, make modifications to one of the effects that I choose, and then save THAT as a customized preset and use it else where later, even on another project.

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Hello to all! I would like to know whether we have the option of saving effects which we add to voiceovers as 'presets' so that when we do fresh voiceovers we need to only 'paste' these presets.
At present I am doing this to manage the situation: I have created a tiny 'template project' in which I have included a voiceover that has the necessary audio effects. There is a slight 'inconvenience' associated with this method and would like to know whether one can have a better way to get our job done with a single click!
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Hello Fox, Greetings!
I had previously indeed made a compound clip of the 'edited voiceover clip', but I was not aware that this compound clip in the event browser would not be having the 'copy/paste attributes. In my earlier post I had mentioned this:
I found that the source clip in the event browser does not add the audio effects which are introduced in the timeline audio clip...
Your mentioning of double clicking the compound clip to have it on the timeline and then copy/pasting the audio effects has been a 'revelation' to me. It is working. Moreover, I have placed this compound clip in an 'template event' that I already have and hence I would find it an easy thing to add effects to future voiceovers. Fortunately my need for adding audio effects are very simple and I guess that it will remain so in future too! I would not be needing multiple and complex 'audio-effects presets!
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