Press "Store" only once to store a rig

Do you want to
A) Replace
B) Save under a new name
C) Rename
?

D) accidentally Replace a rig with a single push of the button?

Quote from paults

D) accidentally Replace a rig with a single push of the button?

Agree with @paults

This should always be a 2-step process, to avoid accidental and unintentional over-writes. Think of it as a considerate safety feature that Kemper has built-in.

Perhaps, @azertyvince, your original post was being a bit tongue and cheek, overly hyperbolic. It is not as if this is more than 2-steps.
To accomplish your intended purpose, all you have to do is:
1) Hit the "Store" botton
2) Select the "Replace" option

Cheers,
John

I would also suggest that if it makes sense for saving a rig to be a 2 step process then shouldn't there be a two step process for leaving an edited rig?? If I'm not mistaken, there are a number of scenarios where you can spend time working on a rig and then accidentally end up loosing everything. Such as hitting one of the L/R rig buttons. I would like to see a confirmation screen that prompts "Rig changes will be lost, are you sure you wish to proceed?" Or at least make it an option someplace to be able to select whether or not you want to be warned upon exiting an edited rig.

Hope this isn't perceived as a hijack, just felt it was related enough per the direction of the discussion that it was worth mentioning here.

Sonic

Given the long delay, I often hit Store one too many times & then have to press it twice more for a total of 6. If it would at least respond faster, the 3 presses would be more tolerable.

I think usually I just hit store twice in rapid succession - If I recall correctly, this overwrites (replaces) the rig.

@SonicExporer made a good point IMHO.

'Vince, I don't think we could ever have a single-press-storage option unless it was an additional soft-key field that was added to the top of the screen. This is 'cause the options to rename, store under a new name or overwrite must first be offered as dedicated button's don't exist for them, and nor should they - it'd only serve to clutter up the interface.

Lastly, there must always be, at the very least, an "Are you sure" safety net, 'cause every digital synth, FX processor, guitar-modelling unit and so on over the years has operated this way. Kemper's not following this convention, in and of itself, would cause folks to accidentally save edits they'd preferred not to have made permanent when they accidentally hit the "wrong" button. The various options for saving effectively serve as this "Are you sure" safety net, IMHO.

Maybe pressing "Store" and "Quick" could be a fast destructive save!?

Quote from drbill

Given the long delay, I often hit Store one too many times & then have to press it twice more for a total of 6. If it would at least respond faster, the 3 presses would be more tolerable.

I agree with this one, done this many times in a live situation