Hey guys - newb here. I'm *really* hoping to get my new KPA (unpowered toaster) out of the basement and into live use in the next week or so.
I plan to self-monitor with a DXR10 with another line to FOH - in my case, a manned sound board at a church.
There won't be a lot of time fuss with settings to FOH before practice starts, so if anyone has tips to pass along on volume, EQ or similar 'wish I'd known...' kind of stuff, I'd sure appreciate it! 
Assuming you will use the Monitor Out to the DXR, and the Main Out to the PA:
In the Ouput Section, Unlink the Main Outputs from the Master Volume Control. (This allows you to change you monitor level without affecting the signal sent to the Mains.)
Set the Main Output to -15db. (This will prevent overloading the input to the mixing board)
I'd say buckle in, hold on tight and get ready for the ride of your life! LOL! 
What paults said 
That is pretty much what I used for this live performance of Jump (KPA Rack with DXR10, monitor out to DXR10, main out R to PA, unlinked at about -15 dB or so), using the bundled Gundy Brown Sound EVH factory rig... audio quality not that hot, as it was recorded on a little handheld camera. BTW this was the first night out with the DXR10, I received many compliments on my tone that evening, including from our bassist...
I turn monitor mode off (switch in the middle) and set the HPF to 100 Hz. YMMV depending on the room and your preferences.
That is pretty much what I used for this live performance of Jump (KPA Rack with DXR10, monitor out to DXR10, main out R to PA, unlinked at about -15 dB or so), using the bundled Gundy Brown Sound EVH factory rig... audio quality not that hot, as it was recorded on a little handheld camera. BTW this was the first night out with the DXR10, I received many compliments on my tone that evening, including from our bassist...
Nice job, man - sounded great! Thanks all for the input - will take your feedback and get this thing going.
That is pretty much what I used for this live performance of Jump (KPA Rack with DXR10, monitor out to DXR10, main out R to PA, unlinked at about -15 dB or so), using the bundled Gundy Brown Sound EVH factory rig... audio quality not that hot, as it was recorded on a little handheld camera. BTW this was the first night out with the DXR10, I received many compliments on my tone that evening, including from our bassist...
Great sound!
Seems a shame to have a Kemper in the same room as those Behringer speakers though 
Thanks for the kudos!
What can I say? Not my PA...
Thanks for the kudos!
What can I say? Not my PA...
I have yet to hear a band play with a Kemper that the guitar didn't sound great.
I suspect that this is due to a couple of reasons. The first is that only someone pretty serious about having great tone would put down the cash for a Kemper, and the second is that the Kemper just really sounds great ..... moreover, it is fairly easy to get it to sound great.
