30 years and played through broken fingers/legs/ribs, colds/flu & food poisoning...never missed a gig even when a flight back from Sweden got delayed by 5 hours and I got off the plane, drove to venue and as the band had picked up my gear and set it up we only started 10 mins late until a few months ago.....COVID. Felt OK, but was contagious so called the venue, explained and they were as pro about it as any employer should be....understood, agreed with choice not to turn up and play/infect others...and immediately asked what dates were available for next month for us to play. Was pretty refreshing attitude!
Posts by Trigati
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Your written description is as evocative as your music! I’m in Clacton next week so I’ll line up a listen to your track whilst I walk along the prom.
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Really enjoyed listening to this, thanks for sharing. Very calming but....knowing Clacton very well I must say it's far to nice/pleasant/calm/melodic to bear any relationship to the Pier
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Yes,
technically a profile is the snapshot made of an amp/cab/mic/desk eq/etc.
A rig is where you take that profile, possibly tweak settings, add effects etc and save it.
So they could be identical if the profile has been saved and not altered/added to but in most cases people use Rigs which have their choice of Verbs or EQ tweaks.
In most cases the terms are used to mean the same thing, a saved rig built from the profile of an amp.
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I got mine in the UK from these folks....
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I loaded these to a Custom 24 for live work. With the right EQ and Reverb it worked extremely well in the mix. Doesn’t really sound rich like an acoustic but it worked. Separate out jack routed to its own channel in the desk for balance and a 3 way toggle to switch elec to acc or both (never used both). I’ve tried the sim but couldn’t dial it in as well.
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I'd be surprised if there wasn't something different/magic in the input circuit that would be different to just an audio interface/computer that wouldn't be easy to replicate without specific hardware. We often forget that the pickups drive a very weak signal and are sensitive to impedance.
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You only use 2 cables on the normal pedal because one is for the pedal movement and the other is the toe switch. The SPL has no toe switch so only need me 1 cable to operate.
It should be a TRS cable (both ends, no split or Y)to one socket on Kemper/Controller. -
No, you have to think of the slots as containers you put effects into so they can be used.
for boost and drive type effects the only other way is to include them in the signal chain when the amp is profiled so they are baked into the core sound. -
Yes you can turn the effect/boost on and then save it. That way when you recall that rig/ patch it will be on by default.
but no, you can’t then free up the B slot. It still needs to exist there. -
I love the Yamaha THX for when I need to practise away from my Kemper.
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Just tried to do this following the steps you wrote and had no issue. Performance pasted in OK. I can only get that error message if I try to paste the performance into the Rigs section.
so I don’t think RM is a crock as it seems to work fine for me/some/others. Might be some issue with your install maybe? -
2 the USB connection is for the editor only, so you would need an interface for audio to record on computer.
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Love mine for just dialling in a sound and practicing at really low volume.
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Instructions in my post.
open your old install of Rig Manager. Under the tools menu is an option to Backup Rig Manager Content...
select that and save the file. Copy that file to your new OS/Install and save it somewhere.
go into your new Rig Manger install and under the same menu is the option Restore Rig Manager Content... which will ask you for the file, so find it and select it.
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On old install, under Rig manager Tool menu select Backup Rig Manager Content...
Then copy that file to new OS/instance...and under the same menu choose Restore Rig Manager Content...
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+1 absolutely....if only to save me from my own OCD!
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On the Amp block click lock all but amp, then on the cab block click unlock....not great but less clicks!