The labels for the center frequency were wrong; what you hear didn't and will not change. One of the next updates will consolidate those aspects on both platforms and it will look identical.
Posts by G String
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Back to the the topic, guys. You can open a new thread for your battery/3D print-related discussion. It doesn't belong here.
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You will never be able to see 1000 rigs at once. Of course, some sort of partitioning would be necessary, but that's not the core of the problem.
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The grid is only available for the Player, and this thread is about the Stage.
The Stage/Head/Rack has up to 1000 rigs in memory. That's not what you can display with the grid. It's a valid question if there's a good way to display up to 1000 items on a phone. So, to answer the OPs question, we are aware of that but there is no timeline or guarantee we will have something like this in the future.
If you need to see a list now, use Rig Manager Desktop.
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BerndBloedorn You don't need to resurrect a 2-year-old thread to ask a question. The thread is about dust. Your question is about removing a component. Please open a new thread.
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You can easily share a Performance by selecting it in Rig Manager and dragging it to the Desktop. We will not add Performance to Rig Exchange, as they are too specific.
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If I have time I will do.
Until that you could search the Kemper Forum because that is a known problem and was discussed several times.
As far as I can see, you are the only one who claims you can see the difference on a level meter. We can't. No one else mentioned it (as far as I can see). It's not true that _this_ is a known problem.
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How do you expect anybody to understand what's going on with your installation? You provide pretty much no info at all.
If you want help, contact support, please. I'm going to close this thread now, what you write is entirely unrelated to it anyway.
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Die Rigs wurden entfernt.
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Please get in touch with us through our website here (even if you have already so we can see what's going on):
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I recorded my Profiler using the Double Tracker.
One side (the left one) IS louder. You can see and hear it in the recording program (Cubase 13 Pro).
It IS louder, not only faster at the ear, which it is too.
Is that intentionally or are my Profiler Head and my Stage broken?Please contact support and provide more details
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Sorry, I tried yesterday but couldn't get the verification code from the contact table. So I can only post questions on the forum
it's just a recaptcha. I've just tried, it works fine. Maybe you want to try again, possibly with another browser.
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Sorry for the hassle. As it turns out, DOAs need to go back. It's entirely undetermined why this unit is not working. Can you please contact Sweetwater? They'll take care of it.
If you prefer us to contact Sweetwater for you, please send us a note through the contact form on the Kemper Amps website.
Please refrain from providing "customer support", especially in cases where you're just guessing. Thanks - I've deleted all posts above to avoid further confusion.
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AppleTreeChen, pls do not post the same question in multiple threads. If you want a timely answer from us, use the contact form on our website.
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Please contact support using the contact form on our website.
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Please contact support using the support form on our website.
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The Rig Manager application is written in Juice.
It's not.
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the only thing i don't like about it is there seems to be an odd priority for the left side of the audio. no matter my settings, the left side is louder. it's not an even 50/50 pan. i have a hearing loss so i swapped the headphones to the the opposite ears and it's definitely still more sound on the that one side. that being said, i do enjoy playing with it. it isn't a disappointment to me all together.
The double tracker delays both sides differently, creating the impression for our brain that the signal moves more to the outer end of the stereo field. Our brain also perceives the wavefront arriving first as louder. That's just the way it works. There are other methods to broaden the stereo field, but at least some would introduce additional latency, and I'm sure most of us wouldn't like this.
You should consider the double tracker a good option when playing live.