Thanks Chris, that’s some good advise as well. I’ve had this unit for some years, but I’m just now getting deeper into the nuts and bolts of it. I just figured out how to use my Line 6 M19 to change patches via MIDI, so SysEx dumps will be the next level. But I definitely need to learn how to do that kind of stuff, and being able to download and share patches will be a great option to have. Thanks again!! Terrell. > On Sep 5, 2016, at 10:20 AM, Chris Sherwood chrisshe@... [gsp-2101] <gsp-2101@yahoogroups.com> wrote: > > > Great advise, but I would just like to add that if you can store your patches on a computer and sent them back and forth via SysEx dumps, then you don't have to lose a single program. It just means that you can't have them all loaded onto the GSP all at the same time. > > You can group them into to banks of patches that you would use together. For recording projects, you could store a bank of user patches for each project. If you're in a cover band, you can load a bank of patches you need for a gig, but then overwrite them with another bank when you get back home and need to get back using and creating patches for other purposes. > > Of course, having the ability to transfer user patches back and forth from a computer also means you can try patches from other people. > > Chris > > > On Sun, Sep 4, 2016 at 8:48 PM, terrellium terrellium@comcast.net <mailto:terrellium@...> [gsp-2101] <gsp-2101@yahoogroups.com <mailto:gsp-2101@yahoogroups.com>> wrote: > > > OK GREAT!!! And not a moment to soon as I was JUST about to do a factory reset!!! > > Thanks so much for the great information. Very helpful and I’ve very glad to be apart of this forum!! >> On Sep 4, 2016, at 10:36 PM, me@... <mailto:me@...> [gsp-2101] <gsp-2101@yahoogroups.com <mailto:gsp-2101@yahoogroups.com>> wrote: >> >> Below is a copy of one of MIDIWizard's Help Topics that addresses the "Out of Program Memory" message. >> >> >> <>Error Message: Out Of Program Memory >> >> If you create a lot of user programs, your GSP-2101 will eventually display the "Out of Program Memory" message when you attempt to store a new user program. >> >> >> The first solution to this problem is to reset some of your user programs back to their factory program equivalents. Do this using the following process: >> >> Make a list of those user programs in the range 001 through 100 you can live without >> >> For each of these user programs, dial up the corresponding factory program >> >> For example, dial up factory program 143 for user program 043 >> >> Press the GSP-2101's Store button twice to copy the factory program to the corresponding user program >> >> The above process releases some program memory. After restoring some user programs to their factory program equivalents, you should be able to continue creating new user programs. >> >> If the above process releases insufficient memory for all the programs you wish to create, then you'll need to follow a more radical process: >> >> Make a list of those user programs in the range 001 through 100 you can't live without >> >> Perform a System Backup >> >> Use the System Backup file created in step 2 to Create a Set of User Program Files. >> >> Perform a Factory Reset >> >> Use the User Programs you created in step 3 to restore the programs you can't live without using the Program Restore feature >> >> > > > > > >
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Re: [gsp-2101] Re: Out of Program Mamory message.
2016-09-05 by Terrell