The evolution of KPA profilling algorithm?

DamianGreda · Jan 25th 2015

After the remote there will be some future evolution of the KPA itself? There will be some next step to the KPA algorithm ? Or the project is done and finished?
I don't have in mind the features like fx or some tweaks.
Is there some future researches going on with KPA patent?

What is on my mind is for example the alien sounds can be burst patterns to take some transient analysis from the amp.
Or can be burst patterns to take a compression characteristic of an amp over a time.
Now we have some hardcoded (bias, compression and sag) algorithm that are independent(or partially independent) of the real amp.

Just wondering if there is some future developments:)

paults · Jan 25th 2015

There is likely a master plan for the evolution. But, it is a trade secret

Raoul23 · Jan 25th 2015

No doubt CK has a well thought out business plan. The kemper team are very cleaver with how they do things and IMO if nothing new came from the kemper team now I'd still be extremely happy with what I have brought. The release of the remote coming and FW 3.0 keeps the buzz about the kemper going. You don't get that with a Marshall head etc. you buy it, and that's what it is from day 1. My feelings is that the kemper will just keep getting better and better, and I'm looking forward to it

meambobbo · Jan 26th 2015

Lots of cool directions it could go...

Profiling dirt boxes independent of the amp profile, merging/mixing profiles, profiling variables parameters of the amp (like bass, mids, treble, presence), improved authenticity of turning down guitar volume, refinement/expansion of tweakable profile parameters

db9091 · Jan 26th 2015

The most interesting idea I read about, and it might have to be a Kemper II (need more crunching power to do this) was the ability to MERGE profiles so that an profile of an amp will react truer to the amp across that amp's entire gain structure.

This came from an interview CK gave musing about possible future ideas.

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