Im Output-Menu muss "Monitor Cab Off" angetickt sein.
Welche Profiles man wählt, hängt nur vo eigenen Geschmack ab.
Es müssen weder D.I.- noch Merged- Profiles sein, sondern es können auch normale Studioprofiles sein, da Cabdriver, also die automatische Subtraktion des Cabs vom gesamten Profile, einen exzellenten Job macht.
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I've seen you mention this in other posts and have never understood it? It does not reflect my exprience. Changing rig gain does change volume in my experience. And my sound meter(C or A weighted) agrees with my ears. Perhaps your experience is different due to your comments regarding clean sense, which I admit I don't understand fully. I read many conflicting posts about what exactly clean sense and distortion sense do. I suppose I should go to the Kemper video about this and then work with the unit to finally figure it out.
If Clean Sens is set correctly increasing the gain will not change the overall volume.
I agree with Grooguit, it’s one of the many features where the Profiler excels and where users of other solutions never heard that a thing like this is even possible.
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There are adapters like this.
I also think this is the most convenient way to do it (as suggested).
I’ve used the same main axe since 2009. So i can confirm.
Well, I'm not sure why you feel you have to de-validate my (different to your) experience?
This here is about exchange of experience after all.
And as if it matters: One of my main guitars is in constant use since 1989. 
Pretty much so. 😂
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Cool, my ears have had too much crash cymbal exposure . The odd thing is, I don’t use that technique much anyway, if I want a clean sound I use a clean profile. I just thought in the Kemper‘s ability to clean up was not represented well in the TJ video and didn’t match my experience. Good info about the compressor settings.
I'm quite the contrary. When I was young (long ago) I used to switch channels a lot, but I've become a real single channel player over the years.
Even with my Marshall JVM 410HJS (effectively 12 switchable channels) I roll back the volume on the guitar to clean up., because the thing I like most about cleaning up with the volume pot is that you get sound textures out of an amp that you wouldn’t get otherwise.
Just try the amp compressor, it’s truly awesome, and Kemper is he only one that has it.
I find it to be less good i must admit. On my old jmp1 preamp rack system, i could go from very distorted to pretty clean on the volume knob. But something happens with the transient on the kemper that makes me not wan’t to do that. It simply feels uncomfortable. This is ofcourse without a noise gate on. This is actually my biggest regret about using a kemper.
Personally I can't confirm this. When I dial the amp compressor (the one in the amp menu) to about 3-4 the profile cleans up in a great way, oftentimes better than the original amp does.
Also crucial is that you have a good treble bleed installed in your guitar. This is what I'm missing from the example video above. When he dials back the volume and picks more lightly distortion goes away but the tone also gets darker and lacks transient information.
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