Im wondering if its possible to hook up the Kemper to an audio source/DAW and play a recorded guitar only tone (lets say "eruption" by Van Halen) and then end up with that tone as a profile?
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Can a recorded tone be Profiled
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No. You have to have an amp that you can physically plug into. There's no tone-matching features on the Kemper.
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It can be a "real" amp, a modeler, a software amp simulator, etc.
But, it has to have a Guitar Input, and either a Line Out or Power Amp Out or a speaker.
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Hi Dougc84
Thanks for replying
If that's the case i wonder how people have profiled the Axefx and various VST amps such as Sgear and amplitube which are in the rig exchange?
profiles taken from simulations of any kind are required to be tagged as such.
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Hi Dougc84
Thanks for replying
If that's the case i wonder how people have profiled the Axefx and various VST amps such as Sgear and amplitube which are in the rig exchange?Yep. @DonPetersen is right though - it should certainly be tagged as such. I've seen Fender CyberTwin, AxeFX, Line 6 XT Live, Line 6 X3, and others. If it has an input and can output either via a 1/4" out or a speaker (requiring a mic to profile, obviously), it can probably be profiled. However, if you decide to profile your own modelers, just know that you cannot profile much more than the amp model w/ speaker sim and an overdrive (though probably not a fuzz). Sometimes EQs work, sometimes not. Any noise gates, modulation, time, gating, etc. effects need to be disabled.
If you're looking to profile an exact ambient sound with complex signal routing, a couple delays and reverbs, a noise gate, and some peculiar EQ, you're not going to have very good success. The amp block is what is profiled - it's just the amp.