hey there...
i've been digging into the morphing feature a bit the last couple of days (just in time for the first gig with the remote tonight,
looking very much forward to it). so far i'm only using it for driving up the gain, though, which is certainly a bit boring and underused 
so i was wondering - as the title suggests - what you guys use this very handy feature for? any cool ideas you've come up with and wouldn't mind sharing?
Nice question,
well, I've been starting to upgrade my performances to make use of the morphing feature. My main uses so far are
- to transition between clean/crunch sounds and full-out, "in your face" riffing tone. So, for example, I'll morph the reverb to increase towards the clean sound and decrease when the gain goes up. Gain is morphed correspondingly, of course.
- I also have a solo where I begin by echoing the other guitar player's riff and use the morph function to slowly transform the sound from the regular guitar sound without efects into an almost 80s tone with a good amount of reverb, delay and a green scream. Works like a charm 
Cheers!
Mainly to have a solo setting in my rythm-profiles.
I've only got one EXP pedal which i use for Vol/Wah so not using morph until i get another exp.
I've only got one EXP pedal which i use for Vol/Wah so not using morph until i get another exp.
well, if you are using the remote, you can use the morph-feature by stepping
(in perf. Mode) on the rig selection button (1-5) a 2nd time, adjust the parameters
to where you'd like them, then step on the button again and voila, you will be morphing
back and forth like magic. By the way, thx for your Suggestions so far, keep em coming,
I know there's gotta be more cool ideas 
Cant describe everything because there are trillions of possibilities. Pure clean with delay and reverb up to dry chrunch with a boost. Only boost, only gain, touch wah, intensity of chorus or other stereo effects or, or, or......
I've only got one EXP pedal which i use for Vol/Wah so not using morph until i get another exp.
You can use morph by using the rigbutton at the remote as @bluepowderproosed or you can use an additional button (e.g. Boss FS5) as I do.
I normale use a short ramp (1/32 -1/16 in the rig menue) to change the morph status.
Its a great featur to improve the life performance.
I bought a second expr pedal because of the morph feature ... I have the morph pedal to smoothly engage my lead sound : lead boost, delay , reverb and extra amp volume creep in the mix
I couldn't use wah anymore hence the 2 pedal ... never use volume
This way I don't need to look at the remote to see which buttons to press (except songs that include clean sounds)
Raf
For fun. I bought 2 exp pedals after morphing became available.
For fun. I bought 2 exp pedals after morphing became available.
Good to have a backup 
TBH I don't use it for anything at all. If I want to go from crunch to lead I just change profile. I know it's a powerful feature, just not one I really have a use for at the moment. Mainly it's just because I don't really need to change sound much within a song with the band I'm currently in.
Mostly use it as a pure volume boost on on edge of breakup to lead rigs and like a freeze or hold on ambient rigs by cranking delay and reverb mix. Though new delays can use actual freeze or hold I have ambient rigs from prior to this and it is convenient to step on the same button...
Roll in some Wide Stereo with a big delay. 
Delay time, reverse amount and pitchshift for my ambient rigs. Gain, delay, reverb, chorus amount for my regular rigs. I use the remote and I have 2 expression pedals and 4 swtiches connected. See avatar picture.
The coolest thing I've been using it for lately is to morph the harmonizer in and out during a solo. It's a great way to play Boston type stuff with one guitar.
The coolest thing I've been using it for lately is to morph the harmonizer in and out during a solo. It's a great way to play Boston type stuff with one guitar.
THATS CREATIVE !
I always keep a rig that goes from clean to crazy gain with a ton of effects just to show people how awesome the Kemper is. But for me, the real practical value of morphing is in subtlety--being able to gradually add any effect(s) without the abruptness of switching rigs.
Boost, 3db..
@bluepowder2014
have you tried the Morphing Demo Rig Pack ?
"This Rig Pack includes 17 Rigs to demonstrate the creative possibilities of Morphing, which is supported since operating system revision 4.0."
https://www.kemper-amps.com/do…Pack-%2528April-2016%2529
@bluepowder2014 if you have Rig Manager 2.0 installed, it comes with relevant rig pack for demoing morphing feature already:
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