Posts by Burkhard

… and are your running OS 6.0?

Which of the items listed above have you checked: Volume Pedal level, external gear looped in,...?

What was the level of Rig Volume?

What was the level of Monitor Output Volume and Headphone Volume?

In a situation like this you need to dig a bit deeper:

No output… what about the input? Any input signal indicated by the INPUT LED?

Any pedals involved? What is the level of Volume Pedal in System Settings on page Pedal Links?

What if you enable Tuner Mode ("Mute Signal" ticked?)and disable Tuner Mode using the chicken head knob?

At which level is the relevant output level in the output Section e. g. Monitor Output Volume?

Any external gear looped in? Perhaps it got disconnected and therefore the signal chain is broken.

You could consider a Stage.

As described in the Main Manual the assignment process is the same and the set up of wah effects as well.

Why is this a feature request by the way?

You have "Return Level" in the Profiling Assistent Menu.

You could use a standard microphone cable and an adapter like sssnake 1682.

Many folks use the internal headphone amp and connect in-ears. Me too. I receive a band monitor mix without guitar and mix in my guitar signal locally with the "Aux In > Headphone" parameter. This way I'm in full control of my monitor mix (guitar versus the rest) and avoid any latencies of the mixing desk signal chain negatively impacting my guitar signal. Usually digital mixing desks offer dedicated monitor mixes for each band mate.

Quote from Booyah

Couldn’t change Gain from within stomp c pure booster screen.

The Pure Booster never had Gain, just Volume.

Ja, das funktionierte in der Tat, aber nur scheinbar. Es wurde dann nämlich tatsächlich das zuvor am Front Panel gewählte Rig überschrieben und nicht das Rig im Preview. Diese Falle wurde jetzt in 7.0 beseitigt.

Ein richtiger Bezug zu einem Rig im Browse Pool wurde bei Anwahl mittels Rig Manager jedenfalls noch nie hergestellt.

Bypass @ Stop must respond to the slightest moves of the pedal. If the pedal is a bit loose or the stage floor is vibrating or pedal or cable are defective, this could be interpreted as intentional moves. Please consider using Bypass @ Heel or Bypass @ Toe instead. Both have a bit of grace range.

You need a cable with two mono TS jacks and one stereo TRS jack. Such cables are often used as insert cables with mixing desks.

However, as Wheresthedug had outlined, the response curve of analog volume pedals used as expression pedals is crappy. There is a reason why real expression pedals exist.

… and the TAP LED only blinks, if the Tempo is enabled in Rig Settings.

KEMPER factory Rigs have Tempo disabled by default. Third party Rigs might have different defaults. Pressing the TAP button will enable Tempo. But you can always open Rig Settings, navigate to page Tempo and untick the box Tempo Enable.

… and a restart wouldn't change that either.

I understand, the TAP button works as a TAP button. It's true, that the capability to assign another function to the TAP button is currently dysfunctional at the Stage. It works for LOOPER and TUNER buttons, but not for TAP. It works in OS 7.0 for other PROFILER models.

I guess, it's never a good idea to take a brand-new product and downgrade the OS it has been delivered with. At least not without consultation of the manufacturer.

The Output Source "Stack" includes the amp distortion. And there is no issue with that under 6.0. And a restart wouldn't heal it. What you describe sounds more like "Git Studio" or "Git+Processing".

Is there a reason why you don't use "Master Stereo" or "Master Mono" including the complete signal chain?

There is a whole chapter in the Main Manual dedicated to:

How to PROFILE an Amp without a Cabinet (Direct Amp PROFILEs) 286

If you have a PROFILER backup of the issue situation, please open an support ticket and send it.

The assignments of the Effect Buttons I-IIII are different by Rig and stored with each Rig. So, generally, if you load another Rig it's normal, that the assignments as well as color and status of the LED could change.

Exception is, if you lock the assigned module e. g. module REV. Then the assigned Effect Buttons is locked as well. However, this only works with one assignment. If you assign multiple modules to the same Effect Button and then lock all or some of the assigned modules, the assignments get ignored during a Rig change.

If you face a situation where the left LEDs of an Effect Button are off, while the right LEDs indicate an assignment, this might indicate a "ghost" assignment. This happens if you have an assignment and later set the assigned module to empty. In that case the assignment is not always cleaned up correctly. So, there still sits an assignment to an empty module. You can overcome this situation by entering Rig Settings, navigate to the last page, clear the assignment of that Effect Button or all Effect Buttons within that Rig, and reenter the assignments from scratch and store the Rig.

That happens if you start the Stage and press a particular button combination simultaneously.

What happens, if you pull the plug and restart?

If you should end up in System Maintenance, pull the plug once more and start again.