With any luck they are testing the new architecture to give them time to have the delay perfected so it can be included with the initial 4.0 release.
Fingers crossed.
Judging from the changelog the Type Knob problem has not been fixed.
added: Rig Manager is able to adjust real time clock
My Kemper clock seems to lose time. This Rig Manager update automatically corrects the Kemper clock when I start RM. 
Judging from the changelog the Type Knob problem has not been fixed.
Can you link to specific description?
I think that this release was done to provide a base that could handle a "fallback" scenario in the event of a major issue with 4.0. In other words, your 4.0 rigs will play in 3.30.
I think that this release was done to provide a base that could handle a "fallback" scenario in the event of a major issue with 4.0. In other words, your 4.0 rigs will play in 3.30.
As good an explanation as any...but why release it as a Public "Beta"? If Kemper wanted a secure fall-back OS, why wouldn't they release it as an official public release...especially if they will require users to have 3.30 installed, prior to installation of 4.0. I wonder if this "Beta" release version might be an indicator that we may have a bit longer to wait for 4.0?
As good an explanation as any...but why release it as a Public "Beta"? If Kemper wanted a secure fall-back OS, why wouldn't they release it as an official public release...especially if they will require users to have 3.30 installed, prior to installation of 4.0. I wonder if this "Beta" release version might be an indicator that we may have a bit longer to wait for 4.0?
I suspect that they're just being cautious. They pretty much always release a Public Beta before going official.
As good an explanation as any...but why release it as a Public "Beta"? If Kemper wanted a secure fall-back OS, why wouldn't they release it as an official public release...especially if they will require users to have 3.30 installed, prior to installation of 4.0. I wonder if this "Beta" release version might be an indicator that we may have a bit longer to wait for 4.0?
They always release FW's as public betas first before offical public release, this is probably so people who in the middle of serious studio or live sessions might want to hold back just incase there are little bugs floating about and they know what they are getting themselves in for before they update
It's a long way to the top if you wanna rock n roll.......
3.3, 3,4, 3,5.........3,9
and then 4.0
22.2 and no morph. NAMM is a long time ago and february goes near to the end...
Sure. Type Knob Problem
I have the same issue from months ... hope they will solve it soon ...
I suspect that they're just being cautious. They pretty much always release a Public Beta before going official.
They always release FW's as public betas first before offical public release, this is probably so people who in the middle of serious studio or live sessions might want to hold back just incase there are little bugs floating about and they know what they are getting themselves in for before they update
I understand. I probably wasn't being clear. My main point is actually the last sentence of my post:
I wonder if this "Beta" release version might be an indicator that we may have a bit longer to wait for 4.0?
In other words, if Kemper is releasing this as a Beta...it would seem to indicate that they will wait a reasonable amount of time to see if there are any hiccups. I am just thinking out loud, here...but I don't see this as auguring well for a February release of 4.0.
give them a chance guys....it will be here soon
give them a chance guys....it will be here soon
I am not complaining. I am making an observation. I am happy with my KPA is it exists today...so, I really have no dog in this fight.
I agree John; that timeline is tight for sure.
My Kemper clock seems to lose time. This Rig Manager update automatically corrects the Kemper clock when I start RM.
Fantastic. One less thing to worry about.
Thanks for the head's up, Sam.
So, full speed ahead.
Avast, ye pirates!
Hoist the main sail and scuttle the jib.
We've got treasure to be sprung,
and morphin' to be done!
... and a barrel o' rum.
