As said above, short answer is no however I would seriously re-evaluate your GF's as they are out of whack with currently accepted balance of GF. If you want a high of 60 then I would have a low of around 50 not 30. 45 at the lowest. The balance between low and high is coming into higher prominence in discussions with many diving a low somewhere around 80% of the high after several studies over the last few years.
What many of us personally do/recommend is choose our profile that we are happy with, for me on a 60m warm dive that would probably be 70/85 or 60/80 depending on how much fun we had the night before and once I got up to 30-20-10ft range, then hang out for a while. If I'm on a line just hanging in the middle of the ocean I have to admit that that probably wouldn't be a very long time but if there was something to do or look at then I am prone to nearly draining my tanks before I get out of the water. Don't forget low ppO2 gas breaks *air breaks but no one I know actually carries air anymore so it's some sort of a low ppO2 break*, and if you finish your deco on the "normal" gf's and are just hanging out for good measure then you can switch to a less harsh gas for the remainder of your time in the water that will still have you offgas but less likely to cook your lungs. A 60m dive should have 50% on there so you can stay on that until it is empty without having to worry about switching again.
If you have a Shearwater the surfGF function is quite convenient and if you want to get out at a gfHi of 60, just chill out until the surfGF is 60 *which will take a hot minute* but no need to set the actual ascent profile that low because it will give you a weird profile and if something goes sideways you may be in more trouble than you're attempting to save.