Finally… have a break from gigs and my live computer broke! So its time.
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Are GP3 rackspaces capable of being imported directly into GP4?
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Same for songs and setlists?
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Anything else I should prepare before I don’t have GP3 anymore?
thanks, Eric
All fine, just open your v3 Gig file and Save as under a different Name.
When you overwrite the gig file, you cannot open it with GP v3.
There are some minor changes you would have to work on, for example transpose range of MIDI in plugin is wider than in V3.
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Don’t forget to backup your files first!
…just in case. 
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Perfect.
Happy Thanksgiving!
ha! Just found this in the manual… wow… congrats!
"@pianopaul – Thaddäus: There’s no way we could have found some of the bugs you did.
@schamass – Erik: Nothing really escapes your watchful eye."
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…maybe some paper tissues for the tears of joy? 
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Nothing really escapes his watchful eye, indeed 
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There is a Special Bavarian word for this, but I will not say…
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Come on… i can take it. 
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I have one - “gscheid” 
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Dipfalscheissa
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The panel layout has been drastically improved in GP4 and it is not fully compatible with GP3 in such a way that you will possibly have to adjust the widgets placement. But all the gig file will open properly. And fasten your seatbelt, GP4 is a major improvement with regard to GP3. 
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Yes! I am excited.
Been looking forward to this for some time now.
Seat Belt… check. Tissues papers standing by.
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Hehe… 
“Wenn du denkst, du bist allein, sitzt der Teufel hinterm Stein!” (Volksmund) 
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Damn, I should have taken the money 
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