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and44

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Wednesday, June 13th 2012, 12:01pm

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Wednesday, June 13th 2012, 3:38pm

RE: RE: Also

Quoted from "mbenigni"

Quoted from "Stevoe"

Does anyone know, if you delete all the profiles at once, will it leave the ones in the quick save area... this would be soo much easier as going through the profiles a few times over the weeks I've added my favorites there and basically, those are the ones i want to keep....

thanks
Just tested this. Alas... no such luck.
SHEISSE ;) really, it didn't work, well it's back to the one by one deletion.. and the next post said it did work on firmware 1.4 hmm.. I'm sure we'll get a lot of new things making it easier, but I really can't complain... I downloaded all the amps and am amazed by the KPA still :)

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Wednesday, June 13th 2012, 3:52pm

delete *.*

Format /f

Run!

:)
8o

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Wednesday, June 13th 2012, 4:16pm

RE: RE: RE: Also

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Quoted from "mbenigni"

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Does anyone know, if you delete all the profiles at once, will it leave the ones in the quick save area... this would be soo much easier as going through the profiles a few times over the weeks I've added my favorites there and basically, those are the ones i want to keep....

thanks
Just tested this. Alas... no such luck.
Er, really? I could'a sworn I did just that but I am using firmware 1.04..

Wait, wait, maybe I'm confusing matters here... I tested this by storing some snapshots and then restoring to a blank backup. Perhaps the backup includes the snapshots... yes that makes sense. And here's the punchline: I don't actually know of any other way to delete all the profiles - that's what an expert I am. :huh: Can anyone clue me in? I have seen the procedure for erasing/resetting memory entirely, but I'm willing to bet that will delete snapshots.

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Wednesday, June 13th 2012, 4:17pm

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Best post on the forum to date. :thumbup:

Thanks for the vote, Guitartone. :)

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Wednesday, June 13th 2012, 4:39pm

Last night I decided to bite the bullet and start auditioning all these sounds - methodically going through them by name, 0 - Z. I got as far as the A's and got lost in the entire sub-catalog that is Andy44's profiles. I think this is going to take a long while, and it's not something I should hope to "finish" before doing anything else. Best to get back to some practicing in the meantime. :)

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Friday, June 22nd 2012, 11:23pm

Quoted from "Guitartone"

Quoted from "mbenigni"

I'm with Vurnt on this one (and btw thanks again for your kind words about the TouchOSC editor!) I'm glad the KPA is "in the wild". Yes, a Kemper-sanctioned librarian would be helpful, but who can honestly say that the need is so great that it would have been better for Kemper to hold off on releasing the amp?? I'd have taken my KPA sooner if I could have! Besides which, a few months is not so long for a product to be on shelves before some supporting s/w arrives. I think we need a little perspective here.

And I have to call out this quote from the first page of the thread:

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On a more serious note, I'm starting thinking they had no clue about a guitarist's needs. Bad brainstormings? Bad customer analysis? Don't know.

I couldn't disagree with this sentiment more. I'm constantly flipping through the manual, or working with the amp itself, and thinking, "man, this just makes so much sense!" The lock feature has a million brilliant applications, the way they set up volume pedal configuration is so simple and yet so flexible, the way they name files and snapshots with clear timestamps so I don't have to stop and worry about naming conventions when I want to be playing instead... the list goes on.

This kind of brings me back to the cries of "we need a librarian/ editor!!!" ... I can only half-agree with this. The UI on the amp is so good IMO, and the amp is in many ways so refreshingly simple, I don't really see the need for an editor per se. A librarian to help you get your profiles and controls in order, sure. But the KPA is about playing music on great amps, not deep editing. (I've got plenty of other toys to lead me down that dark path...)

If our worst problem is we got giddy and downloaded ALL THE AMPS IN THE WORLD (because I did the very same thing LOL) I'd say we've got it pretty good. :D

My only complaint is the KPA didn't come with hundreds of hours free time so I could actually use it as much as I ought to.

I CAN'T AGREE MORE!


Best post on the forum to date. :thumbup:

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