Rig Manager data export Excel or CSV

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Yes, good point. +1.

Strongly agree----I'd like to be able to open the rig data from my Profiler in Excel, for example.

I think with a MIDI connection to a PC, it would be pretty easy to create a librarian in Excel. I was just reading through the MIDI spec to do this and got sidetracked by a typo in the doc. Back to work!

Got all the tables and messages mapped out. I'll try to get the coding started tomorrow.

I exported data from rig manager to Excel using Windows 7 64 bit as follows.
Go to /Users/<yourname>/AppData/Local/Kemper Amps/RigManager.
I created a back up at this point and used the back up files to export to Excel as follows:
Within the RigManager folder you will see two .db files one is the Rig Exchange database and the other is your profiler database.
I used a "sqlitebrowser" this is a freeware database browser that will open the underlying table and allows you to export tthe file to a ,csv format which Excel can read and you can save as an excel file.
I believe you can also use MS Access 2010 or later but I only have an older version.
Within the RigManager folder you will also see a Local Library folders. This is where I keep my Amp Factory rigs with separate folders for each bundle.
Each underlying folder contains the relevant .db file which can be exported to excel as above.

I have Excel able to send CC and NRPN messages. Next I'm working on receiving messages back from the KPA. It's pretty cool on a Surface Pro 3 touchscreen! Great for studio/home use. Stack all the commands you want and click a button.

Great effort guys

The Windows MIDI routines need to be multi-threaded, so I've given up on an Excel interface. I would have stopped there, but Microsoft has made Visual Studio free, so I now have a Windows app that can send and receive MIDI messages to the KPA. I'm trying to decide what to do next... I don't think I mind the coding, but just figuring out the data structures of which parameters are valid for the 100 or so effects does not sound like a ton of fun. I've started looking at the format of the backup files to see if I can get the details easier that way. I'm open to suggestion on what the community might find useful.