OK...let's be absolutely clear
If you don't press STORE then any tweak you have made will be lost as soon as you press an input selector button. This can be frustrating if you are building cumulative changes.
Ultimately when you have settled on the profile you like then write it into your config file so that it becomes the default.
Yes. But your previous post said he was "Done" after the STORE.
That's only the first step, well second and didn't want to mislead him.
I tend to tweak one thing at time. Different strokes for different folks. I often tweak a parameter and then intentionally never store it so I can snap back to my orginal "reference" settings. I change things very cautiously, very slowly. Let's say I'm on X. And I want to try X + .1. I set that and listen. Then I switch source to purposely lose that setting and listen again to what I started with (my reference). Then apply X + .1 again and listen. Then reset again and try say X + .2. I never store. The only thing ever "STORE" goes directly in my MConfig because once I'm certain I want something I put in MConfig and save it there so that time consuming work is never lost. I can also label that file as "X + .2" to track it.
There is nothing wrong with your method either. But I just feel blind and unsafe using "STORE". I also don't actually write it down bacause I only do one parameter at a time. It goes directly from G68 display to MConfig on laptop.
By the way you can fetch, but just don't save it as your new "Master Copy".
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