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I've been using this for several years for rock and jazz gigs. It has a lot of amazing possibilities!
I'm old school and like to have a way to store patches on paper. I created a comprehensive text file for all the parameters in a patch.
Here's the patch sheet text file.
It has EVERYTHING you would ever use in a patch, organized like it appears in the menus on the GR55. Delete the sections the patch doesn't use, then type in the important values or print it out, and write them in by hand. Analog backup system.
Let me know if there are any errors in the sheet.
This file works well if you have a text editor that can do "code folding", like my favorite programming text editor EditPlus. You can collapse the sections you don't need, leave the important ones there, then print it out.
The more modern way to store and edit patches is to use GR55 Floorboard.
