Hi Telewacker, the preset you loaded will only show up under 'Amp', 'Style', 'Song' or whatever, if it has that tag. Make sure in the browser under 'preset attributes' nothing is selected (to deselect click on it once). Then all presets will be shown in the list at lower left and you should find it. You can also just use the search function. Type the name of the preset you're looking for into the search bar located between the list with the preset attributes and the list with the preset names, hope that helps! Import still not working. Thanks Hans but it still isn't working.

I don't understand what is going on. Could it be that gtr rig4 doesn't recognize a bnk file from a lower version of gtr rig? When I select the bnk file ( Hans Van Even - Smoothdrive) and click on open, the dialog box disappears as if it downloaded the file but when I search the presets there isn't any thing that matches Hans Van Even - Smoothdrive.

There must be something I am doing wrong! I am going to try a few other patches and see if they work. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Anyone else have any thoughts? Thanks, Sheldon.

Aug 26, 2011  A new preset for the Guitar Rig 4 Vault. This one is a light gain, tubey, bluesy patch. I wanted to create one without my signature 'wall of gain' that Ivan and others might dig. I've created a wad of great presets and I'll share them here. Hopefully there are other Guitar Rig 4 users on GMC and this will be a place for us all to share spiffy presets. DOUBLE_CHUNK.zip ( 5.35K ) Number of downloads: 7860. Should be put in the main page of every lesson, like for the scale used.

Hey Jume, It is simple really except that it defies common sense. The bnk files that you are importing are NOT the name of the patches. Roland gw 8 stili review. I guess they do this because a single bnk file can contain multiple patches. I download a blues bnk file that had 10 patches in it but how would I ever be able to find them in GR4 as the individual names were not listed. Once I discovered that the names weren't the same it was simple. Here's how to find them.once you have imported the bnk file, go to the preset dialog box that shows all of the factory presets, click on the # sign so it displays them in numerical order not alphabetical.

The imported files or new presets will be at the very end. Anything you import, Grig stores those presets after all of the factory presets. Once you have done that, you will now see the names of the imported sounds and can find them alphabetically again. I hope this helps. Send me a PM if you need more help. Thanks, Sheldon.

Hi telewcker. Thanks for writing down your findings.

I tried all that but still most of stuff that I import I don't find in presets browser. But that probably is due to the fact that the bnk files were created with Guitar Rig Pro and I use GR Essential. Maybe this is the case and therefore those patches that use 'PRO' modules are just not available to me? The bundled patches in GR Essential don't sound good to me.