Kemper Reacting Slowly

    Total Noob so maybe this is normal. I notice when I add an amp or a stomp via the front of the Kemer there is quite a delay when scrolling through the different amps or stomps. It's very noticeable for instance I will rotate the browse or type nob and nothing happens for as much as 2-3 seconds. My Kemper has the latests updates. Also when I switch between rigs on my Kemper remote there is a very minimal delay.


    Is this normal? If not do you have any suggestions?


    Thanks in advance for any information you can provide.


    Cheers

    My Kemper Power Rack will react slowly sometimes too. I find it's when I have too many profiles (like 500+) loaded. Usually gets better when I clean it up and have less profiles on it.

    When my Kemper had a crash in November, (updating to latest release) support told me to reduce rigs on the profiler simply to what I need, delete all others (after backing up of course) and use Rig Manager as a source of rigs. Obviously, you can also back up your rigs on Rig Manager as a fail safe.

    This made a difference and I’ve had no crashes since I reset and restored only what I needed from a back up.
    If you use Performance Mode and Browser Mode, I believe each has their own separate storage quota, but filling both up is probably going to slow things up a bit.
    Merry Christmas!

    Pre-Amp

    This makes a lot of sense. I'm actually not using a lot of the rigs that came loaded on my new Kemper. I would like to keep them just in case. How do I go about dumping them from my Kemper but keep them in Rig Manager?


    Thanks for your help.


    Cheers

    I have 870 rigs in my Kemper ( mostly for other guitarists who might visit my studio )

    and I never had any crashes or hick ups of any kind for the 3 years I used it .....

    Just a MIDI freeze due to starting my Voodoo Lab Pro before starting the Kemper ......


    And if you wonder, starting up KPA takes 57 sec :)



    Cheers !

    The adjective for metal is metallic. But not so for iron ... which is ironic.

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    It was more an response to Pre-Amp´s post (#3) that the amount of rigs may not be a reason for crashes ....

    That´s my experience anyway .....


    Cheers !

    The adjective for metal is metallic. But not so for iron ... which is ironic.

    I find that scrolling through rigs to be pretty responsive. If there's a lag it's well under a second.


    I suggest you contact Kemper Support - may be send them a video.


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