Independent instrument/voice presets?

I finally got to try out Mainstage during a practice. I ended up using the keyboard/vocal channel strips so I could do both keys/voice- but had to modify the instrument portion to reflect my desire AU's. Is there any way of mixing and matching instrument channel strips and vocal channel strips on the same concert- I would like to have a list of my favorite pads/leads that I can choose from- and at the same time- pick from a set of different vocal setups. It seems that I am only able to do 1 setup with both a specific instrument and vocal channel strip.
Hopefully that makes sense.

Yes, you can create individual sets and songs that contain various combinations of the channel strips with the instrument that you want and just select the preset that you need, when you need it.
Each patch can contain multiple channel strips with different AU's according to your needs.
Alternative, or In addition to, you could also create certain patches/presets with "extra" channel strips that you can then externally control via a MIDI controller and bring up certain instruments when you need them.

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