I think that if you save a backup file (X7B) to your flash drive, that will do it. A user file (X7U) might also do it and be smaller and quicker.

I'm not telling you for sure that what I said will work. You should check for yourself. I'm just trying to point you in the right direction.

The X7A (backup ALL) file will ensure everything transfers. All you need to do above this is first ensure the keyboard you will be using has the same firmware level as you may depend on firmware features you are using on your own keyboard. Hopefully you are using the latest firmware - as devices are generally easier to upgrade than downgrade. I would, as a backup, bring a 2nd USB stick with the firmware (uncompressed into the root directory of this stick - ready for upgrade use) with me and write down the firmware level you're using. This way, you can check the firmware version under [UTILITY] and upgrade first - only if necessary. Then restore the backup from the X7A file.

I guess it's possible that your firmware version is old and doesn't support X7A yet. Hope that's not the case.

X7B in the previous suggestion is not correct. X7B are bulk dumps which are always only one Performance at a time. These are not backups. X7A are the backups (backup ALL). The Montage GUI doesn't let you save or load X7B files. X7B files are a part of Montage Connect.

That’s what I get for trying to help quickly when I was really busy with something else. Thanks for the quick correction, Jason.

At least I included a disclaimer… 🙁