1. There is a Multi Band effects rack, which serves as a template in case you want to divide up the FX per band (otherwise it works just like EQ3).
2. There is a Distortion Rack, which can be switched between Redux (bit reduction), Dynamic Tube, Saturator, Overdrive, frequency shifter and then a combo of all 5.
3. Lastly, there is a multi-band distortion rack, which simply has the above distortion rack divided per 3 bands.
The multiband distortion rack runs between 10% and 18% on my dual core, but I still find this device useful.
I did not include a compressor or filter on each band, but I did my best to adjust the volume levels of each chained device and band to make sure there weren't loud burst when switching between distortion types.
The 3 files are contained in a .zip file and can be downloaded from here: http://www.box.net/shared/o1cst0sfjy
And of course.... here are some highly offensive, high contrast images (these hurt my eyes, but at least you can see things quickly).
Multi band template:
Distortion rack:
Multi band distortion rack:
