Is the profile inside a zip or rar file? Then extract it first to a folder.
Maybe also try to contact Tonejunkie. Maybe they can send you a new version of the file.
Also it would be helpful to give some information:
- Which OS are you using (MacOs, Win 10, Win 11) and which version?
- Which version of Rig Manager and Profiler OS are you using?
Sometimes it's helpful to see the details.
As the future of Marshall is uncertain (
) I just bought a Mini Jubilee.
This is the fourth Marshall in the house, apart from a JVM 410JS, a Studio Classic 20 andd a DSL 402.
The Mini Jubilee is great! I have one in the practice room and it sounds good, it's small but loud enough for my band (and we are not a quiet one...). I'm happy with it as a backup for my profiler (backup as: I am too lazy to carry the profiler to the practice room)
Enjoy it!
There have been zero announcements for new Marshall hardware.
Let's wait and see what will come out of the new partnership and then discuss about it. Maybe they will make some innovative stuff, maybe not. My crystal ball says nothing right now.
P.S.: Maybe even Marshall will get into the "real" digital age now 
Welcome!
I have :
- the latest backup on a USB stick
- my guitar (maybe a second one in the future)
- little pedal board with tuner and 2-way switch (I'm using the profiler head, that's why I use the switch)
- 2 instrument cables, one backup cable, one speaker cable, one TRS-cable for the switch
- 2 or 3 sets of new strings (and tools for quick change)
Until today i had no problems and didn't need the backup. Every error I had was a user error in the end.
My personal advice: get a nice and safe bag/case for traveling.
In the end I'm travelling with a guitar bag, a very small pedal board bag and the profiler-bag. That's as small as I can get at the moment.
another video:
sounds ok to me, but the design... it still looks like plastic. And way too much features for my taste.
Thomann has it listed already for 1250€.
Ist der Sound denn trotzdem OK?
guck mal ob das hier weiterhilft:
The PROFILER deactivates the cabinet module automatically, if it detects no guitar speaker, and puts the whole PROFILE into the amplifier module. This happens if you create a Direct Amp PROFILE without a guitar cabinet in the signal chain. It can also happen, if your cabinet is very linear e.g. if you create a PROFILE of a bass amplifier with a bass cabinet which is linear - more like a PA cabinet. I guess, it is a combination of your clean tone, the speaker plus the linear condenser microphone. However, the PROFILE is captured anyhow.
Had you compared the captured PROFILE against the Reference Amp after PROFILING? Both the virtual (Kemper Amp) and the real (Reference Amp) signal chain should sound the same. Both include the Neumann mike by the way - one virtually, one physically.
If the PROFILE is authentical and sounds horrible with a distortion pedal, the original should sound horrible with that distortion pedal as well.
Cab deaktiviert aus versehen? Wenn der Input das Problem ist, dann würde die Input-LED das signalisieren.
Kannst Du aber auch gegenprüfen indem Du mal Kabel und Instrument austauschst.
Nevermind that the Kemper started off more as something to just be able to capture the sound of your amps and e.g. take them on tour or into the studio more easily - it's now both marketed and widely thought of not just as this, but also as a platform for 3rd party profiles - and again, the overwhelming majority of users use it in this way.
Ok, I've never saw it this way, but as I tried to write: I'm not everyone Of course I like to look for other profiles and have fun with them but in the end I am now settled with my own.
I can't see any harm in suggesting ways in which this user experience could be improved. If you interpreted this as a criticism of the capabilities of the Kemper itself, you have misunderstood.
No, of course. There is nothing wrong with that. That's what a forum is for: Discussion!
But I don't see a technical possibility to do this.
- Time-limited access? Pre-Record and just Re-Amp with the "trial-period".
- Audio-Preview? Most of the 3rd-party suppliers are doing something like this (and most of the time it sounds totaly different when I play those profiles...)
And last but not least: Back to the main topic:
I'm using a Ownhammer 412MarV30 IR (and the new Mesa 412 Rect Essential pack has some nice IRs too).
Profiles: my own (Marshall TSL 2000 and Silver Jubilee)
My 3rd party tips for boosted JCM800 sounds:
- PremierProfiles (paid)
- Mike Williams (Rig Exchange)
- Mago JCM 800 by Marco Cudan (Rig Exchange)
Maybe these are interesting for you
I too often wonder if I shouldn't have gone for a modeler, or switch to one!
sorry to cut your comment short, but it looked chaotic otherwise.
I don’t know if a lot of people get the wrong idea what the profiler is meant to be.
In my experience it’s explicitly not a modeler or a device to get any tone you would like by turning some knobs.
I think it’s a device to profile a very specific sound. Your studio setup while recording with a real amp so that you don’t need to carry it around, for example. Everything else like the rig exchange or 3rd party sellers is just something that came along over the time.
maybe I’m alone with this understanding of the profiler but I think the easiest solution to get the sound you want is to get the real amp and profile it. I went through my contacts and asked some friends if I could borrow their amps to profile them. It was fairly easy with the DI-box.
https://equipboard.com/pros/russ-parrish?gear=amplifiers
I would look for EVH 5150 III profiles. Sorry, but there are no ready-to-play-sound-like-my-favourite-band profiles and I think this is what you are looking for.
Display MoreThis is very strange and very annoying.
I am reamping tracks through SPDIF, set my interface to clock source: SPDIF as per the image in the link below, and yet I am getting the clipping or clicking noises in my reamped track that one usually gets when not clocked right. People familiar with reamping via SPDIF will be familiar with these clicks, when you forget to set your interface to SPDIF.
https://drive.google.com/file/…e5BuIvLm/view?usp=sharing
I have been using the KPA for years and reamped with it endless times. This has never happened to me before. Anyone?
As soon as I find a solution, and I hope that's sooner than later, I will post it on here, so I can save other users time if they ever have this annoying issue happen to them.
Are you monitoring through the headphone outputs of the interface or via a DAW?
Maybe try to increase the buffer size.
Hello @Lonestargr
I wonder that which type of cabinet did you use for 5150 pack. 5150 Slant cabinet or 5150 Straight?
The pictures say: straight. https://mbritt.com/product/515…studio35-merged-profiles/
And also: I profiled it my usual 3rd Power 212 cab as well as a matching, old 5150 412 with its original Sheffield speakers.
Well, you opened a thread in the Questions & Answers-section... So you should expect answers to your thread.
As BayouTexan wrote, if you want to suggest a new feature, open up a thread in the feature request section.
I personally wouldn't need it, but as long as it's optional, I don't care.
Finally something I'm familiar with!
I can't point you to specific profiles, but maybe some suggestions:
- For Dead Kennedys you could look for a Fender Amp with a big Boost in front of it. This is what East Bay Ray used for "Holiday in Cambodia" at least. From then on he hot-rodded his Fender Super Reverb (so essentially more Marshall-style). Later he used a Marshall JCM 2000 DSL with a S-Style Guitar (with humbuckers in it).
Mostly those oldschool '77 punk sounds are kind of clean amps that are turned up to 11 and never as much gain as we use today. So maybe look for some profiles that are a little bit over the break up point, slightly pushed mids and most importantly: play the guitar like it doesn't matter
are you using your own captures or 3rd party stuff?
Sounds pretty cool, but very limited in terms of fx, is the software VST also limited in fxes?
I played with it just a few minutes, but I think the vst is also limited. But you can combine it with Amplitube 5. there are a lot of pedals from what I saw.
i think the toneX pedal should be seen as part of a bigger ecosystem. There are already other effect pedals available.
P.S.: when someone gets the pedal into their fingers, I would have 1-2 questions if that’s ok:
What’s the startup time?
Can you put in bypass? I’m thinking of putting it into my signal chain as a backup for the profiler and want to switch in seconds if necessary.
There is a discount for the pedal if you bought the max software. The coupon was visible for me at the ckeckout and saved me 100 €!! Login to your account and try it.
Ok, thank you. I just bought the SE-Version and don't see any coupon sadly.
Anyway... First a holiday and then I'll see if I still want to buy it.
yep, they're gonna get a bit off mileage out of this. The QC kinda fizzled out.
A lot of people were asking for similar, it is kinda basic as a box, but good to throw in a bag. I'd see it more for quick rehearsals than anything else.
I’m really thinking about buying the tone x Pedal and use it for playing at home, while the profiler stays at the practice room.
400€ is not that expensive… the only thing that annoys me is that I bought the software last month and now it comes bundled with the pedal…
when you use rig manager:
- Stay in Browser Mode
- got to the performance you want to "tear apart" and click on it one time. On the right side of the rig manager you should see the 5 slots with the different rigs
- Now double click on the slot you need. It will load as a rig
- Last step: look at the bottom right corner of the rig manager. There are 3 red buttons. Choose wisely ("Store Rig in Local Library" or "Store Rig in Profiler" are the only 2 useful options for you, just in case)
Each performance slot relates to a profile, so they must be there, I think. Check in Browser mode or in Rig Manager?
I think the perfomances are completely independent when you click on save.
Jepp. So heißt der Menü-Punkt. Ist bei Windows halt etwas anders gestellt als beim Mac, aber so geht das:
Und wenn Du dir unsicher bist, mach das alte Notebook nicht sofort platt, sondern lass erst mal alles drauf so wie es ist.
P.S.: In Zukunft dann regelmäßig Backups machen und diese woanders lagern als auf dem Notebook. Erspart dir viel Ärger wenn doch mal was schief geht.
