Where is the palette?

I have just looked at the video at Apple for the Guitar Amp Pro plug in for Logic Pro. The demonstrator brings a palette up of stored sounds. I can't seem to find it. Any ideas?
Cheers,
TT...NBD

Just looked at the video, and it seems to be something constructed in the environment for the purposes of the demo video. AFIAK, it isn't a 'stock' option that you're missing - the presets are all under popdown beneath the bypass button.

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