Alesis GT Reference Manual page 110

PROGRESS.Ó The target QuadraVerb GT will say ÒLOADING MIDI
DATAÓ (although when loading a single program, this happens so
fast you might miss it if you blink).
If you want to save the program to a DataDisk or other System Exclusive
storage device, follow the same general procedure, but connect the
QuadraVerb GTÕs MIDI Thru/Out to the storage deviceÕs MIDI In. To
reload the data from the storage device back to the QuadraVerb GT, treat
the storage device as the originator of the data, and the QuadraVerb GT
as the target device.
If you scroll past 99 for the program number to be transmitted, the
display says:
Upon pressing the STORE button, the contents of the source QuadraVerb
GTÕs edit buffer will be transferred to the target QuadraVerb GTÕs edit
buffer (see section 3.2 for info about the edit buffer). This is useful if you
want to send a program over to a QuadraVerb GT but donÕt want to
commit it to a particular memory location.
This feature is also great for programmers who make several edits to a
program and canÕt decide which one they like best. Save each edit to a
System Exclusive storage device as a separate file. When you reload these
back to the QuadraVerb GT, each one will load into the Edit Buffer.
Audition the different versions, one at a time; when you decide on one
you like, store it to a QuadraVerb GT program location.
If you scroll past the EDIT TO EDIT option, the display says:
Upon pressing the STORE button, this sends all program data in the
QuadraVerb GT to the target QuadraVerb GT or MIDI System Exclusive
storage device.
Alesis strongly recommends that you periodically back up your programs
to a System Exclusive storage device (DataDisk, keyboard that stores Sys
Ex, sequencer program, etc.). Then if any malfunction occurs (e.g., the
SEND MIDI PROG:
E DIT TO EDIT
SEND MIDI PROG:
A LL DATA
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