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Geraldo7

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Tuesday, June 5th 2012, 10:09pm

MIDI Footswitch Problem solved

Okay,


unfortunately :cursing: my problem isn't solved yet and that is partly because of the shitty "manual" with its encyclopedia-like incredible 62 pages.

the rest is deleted, solution further down the thread.

This post has been edited 2 times, last edit by "Geraldo7" (Jun 6th 2012, 9:52am)


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Tuesday, June 5th 2012, 10:24pm

the manual

From the Manual:

Operation of a MIDI remote pedal
The Kemper Profiling Amplifier connects easily to MIDI remote pedals from any manufacturer. Simply connect your MIDI pedal to the MIDI IN jack of the KPA. There are three groups of MIDI messages that the KPA can receive:
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Program Change
You can assign up to 128 program change numbers to your Rigs. The assignment is done in the SYSTEM Menu/Program # Assign.

well okay, now i know EXACTLY what to do :D :cursing: :D

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Wednesday, June 6th 2012, 2:02am

What is the question? ;)
The G2 is not made for that
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Wednesday, June 6th 2012, 9:42am

midi assignement, this is all crazy

hi guitarnet,

this issue was not the G2 although some use indeed use the zoom HD as a footswitch. the issue was that i didn't get
a manual worth its name and didn´t know what to search for in the forum.

If you want to connect a MIDI footswitch to your KPA in order to change rig or effects do the following. Connect the MIDI
output of your footswitch to the MIDI input on the rear of your green lunchbox. THEN go to browser mode, choose a patch
of your liking. then touch the system button. you will find 6 pages. go to page four.
now "assign" your rig, i.e. "tell" your KPA
to save a connection to the pedal. usually you would begin for instance to assign your favourite rhythm sound to numer
one on the board, but you can do as you like. there are 99 slots available.

this sentence would have saved me four hours of my life. i will post it somewhere else for all the newbies.

thank you