Das Wort "Amplifier" steht auf dem KPA bei "Stack" - aber dort kann ich doch keinen Compressor hinzufügen (oder doch)?
Im AMPLIFIER Modul gibt es einen Parameter "Compressor", der eigentlich dazu da ist Lautstärkeunterschiede zwischen einem voll aufgedrehtem Volume Poti an der Gitarre und einem runtergeregeltem Volume Poti (zwecks cleanerer Sound) anzugleichen.
Ich denke, dass das auch in deinem Fall ganz gut funktionieren könnte (sofern das AMPLIFIER Modul aktiviert ist)
Display MoreHello!
As the name of the thread says I have been searching for a setting in Kemper that would result in a similar effect like closing the Tone knob on a Stratocaster guitar. I tried using EQ to the best of my ability and various amp settings, but just wasn't as successful as I wanted to be. I am looking for this, because I like my clean setting more with a closed tone and because I keep switching between clean and overdrive sounds so I would just prefer to have a clean preset saved like I want it, instead of constantly doodling with the Tone knob on my strat.
I would appreciate any guidelines on how to best achieve it.
Best Regards!
this is trickier than it seems.
the tone the knob on your guitar functions depends to a large amount on the capacitor value you have installed.
sometimes you even get a bump at the cutoff frequency - try the Wah Lowpass stomp.
The tone knob on a guitar is similar to a shelving EQ with a low pass.
shelf and low pass are really two different things 
hast du mal den Compressor in dem AMPLIFIER Slot probiert?
wie digbob schon schrieb, auf alle Fälle die Monitor auf Pads, oder Monitorständer stellen, die die Boxen vom Untergrund entkoppeln.
ist das eine 7-Saiter? reden wir also von Frequenzen unterhalb der tiefen E-Saite?
wie sind sie Pickups eingestellt - Abstand zu den Saiten?
Höchste und tiefste Saite am höchsten Bund greifen und dann den Abstand zu dem Pickup messen.
Die Bass-Seite sollte weiter weg sein als die für die hohen Saiten.
with stereo powered amp @1 gigawatt
1.21 gigawatts, obviously.
Great Scott!!!
damn, that looks sweet! 
The comment I was responding to was a response to my “different opinion” about the Kemper needing a UI update, and I found it to be “borderline manner-wise” as well.
so you are able to detect a possible lack of manners in other people's posts, but not in your own?
This guy drives a Ford model T ^^^
Where's the facepalm emoji?
different opinions are valid and welcome here.
derogatory comments like yours however are borderline manner-wise for this forum.
Tremolo mit Stereo: 180° ist ein Auto-Panner, allerdings geht er 'nur' bis 1Hz runter
titlegore
in Zukunft bitte aussagekräftige Titel benutzen die nicht nach Boulevard/YT-Clickbait klingen
the UI
the UI 
a lot of people are saying
that sounds oddly familiar... 
Have you tried SPACE and Pure Cabinet (in the OUTPUT section)?
2) I have no idea why this thread was moved from "Share Tips and Tricks" to "Third Party rigs discussion..."
you mentioned a commercial seller in your 1st post.
a lot also comes from the setup of the pickup:
distance to strings / bass/treble angle
it's amazing how much you can do tone-wise with just a screwdriver and your ears 
I also have the impression that quite a few users are not happy with what their pickups are doing in their guitars and constantly have to fight this.
try tweaking definition etc to perfection, and then add a graphic EQ in a stomp slot and carefully set it band by band. It's "fine-tuning", sure, but you might be surprised at what a difference it makes!
it's a common enough approach - works well if you know what you're doing and you are shaping your tone in context - otherwise it can be a recipe for desaster.
Is using an EQ in one of the fx slots before the amp module the key to "fixing" profiles that were designed using different pickups?
nope
Definition is.
hth
Anyone create a preset for one of the Kemper drives that sounds like a Fulltone Fulldrive? I'm thinking of the old light blue model w/ the boost switch engaged and switched to the vintage setting. Thanks!
do you have one?
Isn’t it really only Kemper, Axe FX and a few others that offer some sort of tone matching/profiling
Profiling goes much, much deeper than simple tone-matching, which has been around forever in audio processing. (Remember Steinberg's FreeFilter?)
