(Like I said...) I agree with the principle, just hopefully will be tweaked a bit
look at this thread alone. if there is one predominant complain, it is the caps.
from what we can see, our users are super keen on learning about new rigs. invest time in quality and good demos and i'm sure things will work out well for you.
if nobody uses caps, users will spend more time in this section simply because they can read it better. all we do here is to level the playing field.
gs
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gs
as you can see, we're trying to improve the structure of the relevant forum section. let's see how this works. i wonder if now is a good time to make a cut and close all the old commercial threads so people can read them but not re-activate them. This way we'd have an actual chance to migrate to the new structure fairly quick. what do you think?
gs
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open two windows, one for the performances and the other one for the rigs. drag and drop rigs in between.
hth, gs
For me, copying a folder in a place of my choice is much faster than operating through RM, and I can do it w\o even starting the program.
don't rely on things to never change. you have no info on how things work and also which changes are in the making. all i can do is recommend to use the backup function in Rig Manager. there is a reason why we put it there.
gs
While I can appreciate this point, I will also say that (for me) this is not worth it as I migrate workstations only every few years usually and I use my software everyday once installed. I am always struggling for 'good' (non-hub) USB ports on my DAW and losing one full-time to licensing is nuts to me and not a good trade off for the occasional DAW rebuild - plus the $'s for the dongles too. Also if you have a home studio and work studio along with a laptop it can really be a pain with the dongle. Plus I keep all my licenses in a DB file so re-entering them is a snap with cut/past.
i don't migrate things frequently, i just mentioned it to illustrate my point. if you can keep all you licenses in a single data base, you must be a lucky man. i have serial number based licenses, challenge/response type of protections, files which need to go to certain places etc. etc. - there is a plethora of copy protection themes out there. IMO we don't need to discuss this further. we made our points.
gs
ps. my ilok is on a hub. works fine.
So for me you use a dongle you are automatically excluded from any possible purchase by myself period.There is simply no excuse for using such an antiquated and totally non--customer friendly method to authorize and protect software at this point in time. So as far as I'm concerned any company still doing this is immediately making it clear that they are not a current 2015 company and have old outdated thinking in at least one part of their current software system.
let me just add my private 2%. i've recently migrated a music workstation with hundreds of plug-ins to a new computer hardware by restoring a system drive image. that took about 60 minutes. the task that took two additional evenings was going though an endless list of plug-ins to re-enter the respective serial numbers (and find it first!). all the ilok license based products just continued to work.
it might be considered old fashion to use a physical "wallet" for you digital purchases but it is convenient. in the event of a hardware related problem it is the fastest way to get back in the game.
gs
(maybe mods should move this to the proper section...)
maybe you should stay on topic or open a new thread???
After installing RM all my folders were still there. I assume that the folder with the settings should also be deleted?? No clue what to do. Waiting for an update.
that's will not help you much. contact support and work with them on your issue please.
At least not right away.
I had to switch off and on the kemper.
that's not necessary here. please contact support and let us know what you do exactly.
So what happens if I create a performance in the my kemper section?
it appears in your Profiler straight away, as expected.
Upload is always grayed out. Thanks for bringing this to out attention. It should not be there in the first place. You either "upload" by dragging a performance to one of the 126 slots on the location Profiler or you double click it and store on the hardware
Unless your Profiler is currently displaying the exact cardinal number of the performance you want to transfer, you'll have to use the machine's U/D arrows (or the Remote or similar tool) in order to display the correct location. The Profiler won't automatically switch to the corresponding location.
no. if you double click a performance in Rig Manager, Profiler will show this performance. It shows a number, when the performance is located in the memory of Profiler, it shows LIB when the performance is stored elsewhere, e.g. in a Local Library.
back on topic, everybody please -
please contact support by email
I must admit that I'm not completely satisfied with that answer, but I have ordered the PoE injector and hope it will work.
maybe you should mention that we've offered you to send in the items in question so we can run some checks.
jinjabred: what you've experienced sounds similar but is totally unrelated to what's discussed in here. i just want to point this out in order to avoid confusion.
In other words, what I want to avoid is getting into the issue and wait weeks just to change a battery. being a pro player makes you allergic to even some days stops!
Even if the battery is dead you can play a gig without issues. From what we can see, those hold a long while, 5-7 years are not untypical.
