1000 rigs limit question

yes i think you need to delete to make room. dont think it will load more than a 1000 now. just move your fingers very fast? but seriously i think i have seen suggestions for quick deletion in other threads.

Yeah, I had the problem with the limitation, too. But I filtered the stash by starting backing tracks and jamming along, changing from rig to rig. You'll explore a large amount of rigs that only sound good when played alone and don't fit in a complete and arranged set of music. By this criteria I sorted the "good" from the "bad" and suddenly I was down from about 1400 rigs to app. 370. Yes, it takes time, but your gain is the selection of the best rigs.

If you decide to erase rigs by sledgehammer I'd advice to make a backup, edit the backup at your PC and reimport it into the KPA.

Good luck!

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By this criteria I sorted the "good" from the "bad" and suddenly I was down from about 1400 rigs to app. 370.

I agree
But there can be a problem here
when you already have about 9500 "good" rigs filtered...
and now you trying to find the best rigs among same Amp but different authors
so 1000 limit is not very handy here

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I agree
But there can be a problem here
when you already have about 9500 "good" rigs filtered...
and now you trying to find the best rigs among same Amp but different authors
so 1000 limit is not very handy here

Agreed. I really hope they lift this limit asap, or at least confirm that it is hardware based and will never be lifted.

Has something changed?

I've had at various times 1200 loaded. Haven't had a problem.

I though the problem was when you upgrade to a new OS you have to get it under 1000 for memory space while doing the upgrade.

Did they change the OS to keep you from loading more than 1000 recently?

keeping track of 1000 rigs must be quite a challenge-i am happy that i reduced my favs to just a handful of rigs that i know inside out and really use

I still would love to use profiles directly form the USB stick - without the need to import them - and then later import the once which work best.

What I do is import via USB, choose, delete ones I don't like, then pull the USB and delete the same ones I don't like on the USB.

Then I open them up in a tagger, use my tagging convention, and then delete all imported ones in the KPA and reimport them.

For the Amor de Dios please make a librarian!

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I still would love to use profiles directly form the USB stick - without the need to import them - and then later import the once which work best.

+1000 Sooner or later ... the dream will come true we hope...