I accidentally "initialized" a performance last week that I spent a ton of time on. 
Most things you can edit and as long as you don't save, you are OK. This is not one of them. Luckily , I had done a complete backup the week before so I didn't loose everything. I would strongly suggest backing up individual performances local on rig manager & thumb drive/passport once you get them the way you want them. You don't want to have to restore the entire device if you wipe a performance accidentally.
If you did not save your performances in Browse mode(either on local disk or as rig in Kemper itself), they will be lost. Performances only live in the Kemper if you make no copies somewhere.
If you delete such a folder there is a warning, that this is a permanent deletion.
If you have a PC backup, you might be able to recover these. Local Library folders are folders on PC operating system level.
If you delete such a folder there is a warning, that this is a permanent deletion.
If you have a PC backup, you might be able to recover these. Local Library folders are folders on PC operating system level.
I was just in the profile list and accidentally pressed initialize performance. There was no warning, just gone.
I was referring to "deleted a Performance folder" that Nuno Conde reported.
I was referring to "deleted a Performance folder" that Nuno Conde reported.
I was just in the profile list and accidentally pressed initialize performance.
This might be part of a future improvement? That is, the unit producing warnings for every occasion where permanent data loss may take place?
