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The Profiling Amp can store and load entire rigs, section presets, and individual block presets. Rigs contain all the blocks in the signal chain, including the amp and cab profile blocks, as well as additional rig-level settings, such as tempo. Section presets contain all the settings for the blocks within the section - including the amp/cab profiles in the case of the stack section.
Note: if you have many consecutive profiles you need to delete, you can select them all in Rig Mananger by selecting the first one, then holding shift and selecting the last - this will highlight them all, then press delete. If you need to do the same thing on the KPA itself, you can quickly press delete, yes, delete, yes - even though the KPA screen may not display the confirm delete dialog as quickly as you press the buttons, it will still register and delete them properly.
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== Importing/Exporting ==
To import from the USB stick, you must connect it to your computer and place the .kipr files for the rigs in the "\Shared\Rigs\" folder. Place presets in the appropriate folder under "\Shared\". For section-wide presets these would be "Stomps", "Stack", and "Effects". For individual block presets, these would be "Input", "Stomp", "ToneStack", "Effect", "Delay", "Reverb", and "Output". For amp and cab profiles, this would be "Amplifier" and "Cabinet". Then connect it to your KPA, and you'll see a dialog to import. Select yes, and it will start importing all rigs and presets - if the same rig (same name and timestamp) already exists, it will not overwrite or create a duplicate - it will skip that rig.
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== Creating and Restoring from Backups ==
Backup files can also be imported into Rig Manager, which then let's you load the rigs from each backup and drag-drop them into Local Library folders or your KPA. This lets you easily find some of the best rigs you had in prior backups and carry them forward.
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== Naming and Text Editing ==
You'll soon realize if you have to do this a lot it can be quite cumbersome. There are two easy ways around this. First, you can connect a USB keyboard into the KPA's USB port, and it will work exactly like you'd expect. Another option is to give it a short name - just enough to recognize it later on. Then you can open the rig in Rig Manager and edit the tags and name quite easily on your computer keyboard. If it's a preset instead of a rig, you have to export the preset to USB and copy it to your computer, then you can simply rename the preset there. Then you can import it back in.
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