Posts by BayouTexan

This sounds great on Headphones. It's like you are right there. Finger style picking and right hand position is off the charts.

Sounds likes The Drazi-Narn coalition against the Centauri and before Lennier's betrayal. I only have 4 episodes left to the deep sleep beyond the rim. You may have to write a tear-jerker next.

I would have fun being your student Mats! As long as it's high school.

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I see that file. So 113,000 KB can store 19,612 profiles? Impressive.

113,000 KB = 113 MB. A single rig is about 6kb. I'm surprised I've never noticed that the "syncing" was downloading the file but I have super fast internet and it almost seemed instantaneous to the normal RM load time.

I do it using Reaper with no problem. I don't using the Direct Monitoring as I like to monitor from the DAW. Maybe you have the sample rate too low?

Does it sound better with more volume? Do you have any high and low cuts globally?

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So it stores thousands and thousands of rigs on your computer? Where?

I found it even though I never thought those rigs were stored locally. It's the "RigExchangeR2.db" (database) file. It is 115MB in size. It's in your User/AppData/Local/Kemper Amps/ folder in Windows. The AppData is a hidden folder so you have to click the "show all folders" option to see it.

I will scratch out my previous comment. Sorry about that.

Is it similar to DTS Super Stereo Mode used in surround systems? Or like adding a doubler to the Delay?

It loads just the links. I always sync to RE on startup. It takes much less time than the Profiler starting. Unless you have a dial-up modem from the 1990s.

I give up.

Quote from waraba

... I'd have to learn my own song to play them again and that's not easy will all overdubs etc...

I will do playthroughs on mine, and over and over again, as practice until I get what I like but it has me taking forever to create a mix. I will usually adjust my technique on each follow-up to see if I can sound better. I guess if I was on a real producer's time then I'd just let him chop and edit as he sees fit but it's not as fun as a playthrough.

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I may have to resort to this but have resisted so far as I have lots of stuff (audio s/w and otherwise) licensed on this Win 8.1 machine that may not survive the update to Win 10.

Select to do an update instead of a new install then you should be okay. I did a Win 7 Pro 64b to Win 10 Pro (64bit) for free as an update and it kept all my settings.

Download the Windows 10 Media Creation Tool and follow the prompts. All FREE.

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Maybe this indicates that Liquid Profiles aren't so far off from being released?

It has been stated that LP will be released on OS 10. So, we have to go thru 9.1, 9.2. 9.3 etc. While the info screen indicates "support" for LP that doesn't mean implementation or that LP is actually installed. But my fingers are crossed it will be here for Xmas.

Interesting making the bridge an intro. I like the chord mash at 42 seconds to bring in the chorus.

When recording for professional purposes, should a verse and/or chorus be copied and pasted into it's regions or should you let the artists do a full playthrough to allow imperfections (provided that the tracks remain the same without additional embellishments). Or is it a choice of personal tastes and genre?

Mason Williams and Joan Jett?

Are you talking about these? I think you have to enable Kemper Kone (page 9 of 10) in Output settings for imprints to show but not sure if that's accurate since my Kone is always checked.

Try unplugging and plugging in the USB cable again. Make sure you don't have any options in your Mac or Windows that turns the USB to sleep mode when there is no activity.

Translated:

You have to "save" or "replace rig" to save the delay settings you entered. Think of it as saving a text file after you edited the text. You will have to do that for any stomp, effects, or EQ you changed.

Welcome to the Forums!

Sample Rate Converter? This is all beginning to sound like "Liquid Sampling" is coming to your favorite DAW.

I know you can resample from 96k to 48k or 44.1k but can you up-scale from 44.1k to 48k with no problem, or does the DAW handle that? Like if I set my project to 48k, then any lower sample with be upscaled to that 48k?

At least you can use RM until fixed.