EDP: how do you organize your presets?

[andy garber <andrewgarber@yahoo.com>]

Hello LD!
This post is for all the EDP people.
I've been toying around, reading and reading. It really does take awhile to wrap you head
around this instrument when you first get it!

So many parameters that I thought it would be a good idea to organize my presets by
the number of loops.  ie... I'd have 1 loop w/ MIDI off and the next might be 1 loop w/ MIDI on,
then on to preset number 3 where there'd be two loops and so forth.  But, this gets all confusing.
I started imagining all the different presets and the myriad of notes all over my songs.

So then last night I decide I'm gonna go through each and every one of the Interface modes.
I didn't make it.  I of course got stuck on "stutter" before making it to expert.  But, dang -
stutter is incredible! This opened up a whole new door for me and now I'm thinking I really
wanna do more experimental stuff than to try and bend this machine to the will of an arrangement
for guitar.  I of course will probably end up doing both but, it got me to thinking maybe I could reserve say 1-3 for Loop Mode, 4-6 for the next mode and so on. 

How do other people organize their presets in this thing?  Do you have any rhyme or reason?
Is there any organization to your madness? or do you just save another preset and maybe jot down a few notes?

Any input would be great.
Big Thanks,
Andy

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