I was also getting some database error in german once in a while over the last few days, Firefox on PC.
Seems fine now...
EDIT: Ha!
Spoke too soon. Just now I got another "Fehler beim Aufbau einer Datenbankverbindung" error.
Me too! I can get to the mainpage but not further...
Hi Udo,
ich bin kein Profi und hab kein Profi Equipment, mal vorneweg 
Bei mir hat das Profilen erst beim zweiten Versuch geklappt, weil ich beim ersten mal den Fehler gemacht habe und alles im gleichen Raum hatte.
Das hast Du ja schon ausgeschlossen.
Der Aufbau ist aber denkbar einfach meiner Meinung nach. Wenn Du so schlechte Ergebnisse erzielst, dann fang am besten von vorne an. Nicht denken "Ich weiß ich hab alles richtig gemacht" Einfach nochmal frisch verkabeln, neu loslegen.
Gitarre --> Kemper Eingang --> Send zum Eingang Deines Amps --> Mikrophon in den Return --> Kemper Ausgänge ins Mischpult/ USB Soundkarte.
Dann würde ich an Deiner Stelle zunächst den Amp einstellen so wie Du es gewohnt bist und zwar nur den Amp.
Danach das Mikrophon positionieren und im "Regieraum" abhören (über Monitore oder Kopfhörer, was Dir lieber ist) Lass Dir bei diesem Schritt Zeit bis das ganze so klingt wie Du es möchtest.
Und dann der Profiling Anleitung folgen, sehr wichtig hierbei das "Refining", lass Dir auch dafür genug Zeit.
Normalerweise sollte dann alles klappen. Hat es bei mir und wie gesagt ich bin kein Profi, aber ich konnte einen Amp-Sound 1:1 reproduzieren.
Wenn dieser spezielle High-Gain Sound nicht gleich klappt, kannst Du ja vielleicht auch noch einen anderen Sound den Du an Deinem Amp magst Profilen um etwas Übung zu bekommen.
Wie jeder war ich erst sehr skeptisch. Die Sounds klangen gut, aber ich wollte es erst glauben als ich selbst ein Profile erstellt hatte 
BTW: Dass hier das meiste auf Englisch abläuft ist nicht so verwunderlich, wenn man sich die große Bandbreite an Nationalitäten anschaut. Da ist englisch einfach der beste Weg untereinander zu kommunizieren, findest Du nicht?
I don't see it either, also logged in , still don't see it, can some one that has it copy & paste it here? thanks , roger
I's already in this thread
It has been taken down of the Kemper Download page as it seems.
I'm curious if there will be a KFC 2014 
I've tried to reach the kpa-Solutions Homepage but i will only get an error.
Is this a thing only with Internet Explorer? And if yes why? Will you fix it?
This is my first Commercial Rig pack, and I'm very pleased.
The VOX Ac 30 is by far my most favourite amp! And this shows
how versatile it really is!!
Thank you!
Tilman: I've sent you an email via ritteramps
This is perfect for me!
I would have loved to have this thing before Christmas!
Now I have to wait, you're killing me!! 
Hi guys,
im currently trying to put together a live / rehearsal setup that suits what I do.
So i'm curious, has anyone ever tried to feed a bass and a guitar into the Kemper at the same time, trying to get different Signal paths (like Guitar only left and bass only right)?
In my live gigs I play bass guitar but switch to guitar here and now. Then our lead singer plays the bass, so both instruments are on at the same time.
I want to keep my equipment as small and easy as possible. And there's always the Situation that I have to carry different stuff for bass and guitar.
With my HD500 this is easy going, but it doesn't Sound as good, as the kemper. And my ideal would be to not have to use the hd500.
Any ideas?
Display MoreI feel a bit disillusioned reading this thread. I've always kinda of philosophied in my head about this profiling thing and what the amp manufacturers feel about this. Do they feel like they're being ripped off? Isn't all of this kind of like file sharing in a way? Basically if you work in a music store you could stay the night and just profile every amp and you wouldn't have to buy one. In my opinion it's a little bit like copying music or movies. If you own an amp and profile it for your own purpose it's fine I guess, but to sell the sound? Would that be like copying your DVD movie and sell the copy? Maybe, maybe not. I'll let others decide. To me it doesn't really matter much to be honest. All I care about is to rock.
All I know is this. I worry about people "illegally" downloading the work of say The Amp Factory because that might mean we won't get any more of his wonderful profiles. Maybe one day he'll just go "f*ck this sh*t you ingrates. Aint gonna put up with it anymore". To me, my Kemper is totally dependant all the great commerical profilers!
But I also understand that the world is not black or white and that reality differs from theory. We are often hard on piracy and stuff but at the same time I think of all the great music that probably was only possible because of a pirated Cubase, and I think of the time when Duff Mckagan rushed GC to steal a bass. It's at the same time easy to romanticize about.
But honestly, if we want more awesome profiles we gotta support these guys. I just wish they would tag their profiles better
This, and also the fact, that there wouldn't be a profile of a real amp without a real amp. If no one is buying amps anymore there will be no new profiles. And thats the reason why even if everyone plays a Kemper Profiling Amp (which will never happen) people would still buy amps.
I will, as soon as I have the money for a vox ac30
Come on guys, stop hitting on each other.
Display MoreSome people don't care about digital reputations, because it's just an online identity and normally wouldn't interfere with your day job as a hotshot corporate exec or a guy working at a burger joint.
I understand all the arguments about why this kind of activity isn't illegal, since the commercial profiles themselves don't have any inherent protections of their own against this sort of thing.
Perhaps for people like JasperEADs (surprised you don't have a profiler and also that you don't want one because you feel that the Kemper might get shut down over some sort of copyright infringement), it's just hard to grasp why "the community" sees this as unsavoury behaviour.
To break it down for you: People pirating commercial profiles are unlikely to ever give anything back to us. They're just grabbing up all the hard work done by someone to create profiles and are trying to take the profit for themselves.
Such activity stifles creativity and the motivation for commercial profilers to get access to better and more desirable amps and create profiles for users. This is likely to drive up the cost, as is the case with the MW rig pack.
So basically, guys like that are just screwing over all the rest of us and so are the buyers. It's the same story with music and mp3s in general. I don't like pirates in any form, because those scumbags can always rationalise how their activity is legal, because there is a majority of people supporting such actions so they can get stuff for free.
F*ck Communists. You always got to figure out who's actually benefiting from the "sharing is caring" activity.
The difficult thing about pirating or sharing is that you can't say it is evil in general. For example:
One guitarist has a commercial rigpack and recommends it to another one. The second one is unsure about the quality. The first one sends him some examples (lets asume they don't live nearby). That is already pirating. But B decides to buy the pack.
If it wasn't for youtube and free downloadable songs, I would only know half the music I have bought on CD. Simply because you can't buy them in normal stores around my place.
So the goal is not to make sharing an evil thing but to bring people to be responsible and reasonable. And rather buy a short amount when they like it, than stealing all of it.
Thats my opinion about it.
There is a separate thread that is asking for Performance Management within Rig Manager.
In that thread, I also suggested it would be useful to be able to name, save, and load complete sets of Performances for different bands/set lists.
If they were saved in Rig Manager, there would be no need to set a limit on the number of saved Performance sets
What about 2 - 4 performance sets in the kemper (for the road) and limitless on pc/rig manager 
You should remove the ebay link ASAP from your post so that people can't reach him and ask to buy
Done!
Btw, great outcome! Keep it up guys
Maybe one day I'll put together this rig:
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Yes... I'm a gear nerd!
+1
Count me in, this is exactly what I need!
Hey guys,
I just found this on ebay:
EDIT 2: I removed the link. For those new to the thread, I posted a link to an ebay site where someone was selling a collection of 8000 profiles.
Being curious I wrote this guy to tell me which profiles exactly are sold. And he returned with the following link:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/243o…zoy/kemper_new14.txt?dl=0
EDIT: The link doesn't work anymore. But the list contained stuff from The Amp Factory, Michael Wagener and many more.
So it seems this guy/ these guys have bought (or stolen) every commercial rig pack that is out there and are now selling them again to make profit out of it.
Maybe there's a way to make them stop?
Greetings
I have two things that would enhance the performance mode for me:
1. The whole performance mode divided in "setlists". Lets say 8 or more. Each Setlist opperates just like the normal performance mode, with the posibility to save different Setups.
I'm playing guitar in different bands so I could use one setlist per band. This would be a great feature.
2. "Intelligent"-Assign. Many people are using different midifootcontrollers for the KPA. Some of them have 3 or 4 or 5 presets per bank. In order to use the performance mode you can only use a footswitch with 5 presets per bank.
In the "intelligent"-midi assign, the kemper changes midi depending on how much slots you use for each performance.
So if the first performance has 3 used slots the midi Prg for the 1. slot of the second performance is automatically #4.
If the second performance has 4 used slots the midi prg for the 1. slot of the third performance is #8, and so on.
That would make it easier to use performance mode with all kind of footcontrollers.
Hi guys,
so today I hooked up my HD500 to my Kemper again to controll it via Midi.
Tbh i have strange feelings.
I tried different settings. First of all the "easy sollution". HD in normal ABCD mode switching presets in every bank and the presets in the kemper are setted to the same numbers. This way i only have to dial in the cc comands which work good except for the fact, that the hd gives no visible response. I have to program fake effects on the hd which are turned on and off so that the lights on the footswitch will go on and off. Not the best sollution.
What I do't like about this is, if I want to make a setup with 1 bank = 1 song I have 16 Songs per Setlist. Which would mean I have to switch Setlists if I'm playing more than 16 songs at rehearsals/ gigs.
The next step was to set the HD fot footswitch mode and do everything via midicommands.
Now I can use 1 HD Preset as "1 song". Also worked fine, switching was no problem.
But in this mode it's even more frustrating without the lights on the footswitch. And since the HD "is thinking" it is switching effects on and off, even with dummy effects the lights will do anything but show me what I selected.
Last but no least I tried out the performance mode which is a cool thing in the kemper.
Since the bank buttons on the hd cannot send midicommands afaik I used footswitch 3 and 4 to go performance up and down. With the strange result that if i hit a switch once the performance on the kemper starts blinking and then the number will increase without me doing anything, up to 125. Same thing for the down command. It stops as soon as i hit the button twice.
At home trying to figure it out this is "ok", but live this is pretty deadly I think. Image a really quiet song and without noticing your dialing up a "master of puppets" sound.
So in the end I'm back where I started.
What I believe the HD500 cannot do is:
- sent out multiple midicommands with one footswitch
- show data of other devices like tuner, presetnumber/names etc
So I think this combination is only useful if you
1. use the HD for tuning and maybe some effects and then go into the kemper
2. use it only for basic midi functions (same presetnumbers and few effects on and off)
So I guess I have to either wait for the Kemper footswitch or go and get something like a liquid foot. (which also means wait since I don't have the money :D)
What do you guys think of the HD500/Kemper? Has anyone figured out the problems I have?
Can confirm this. It is extremly important, if you are going to use your sounds on stage. Because most things sound different when you turn up the volume, often unpleasantly different.
To help you edit your sounds at home and in lower volumes it is good to make some test-presets (clean/crunch/lead e.g.). Turn them to your liking at home and save them. Now you go to some friend with a pa or have time between the soundcheck and the gig, or go to a store, something like that. Play those presets LOUD. Probably you won't like them anymore. Change them again to your liking and save them under a different name (clean-loud and so on).
Back at home you can compare these presets and the ones you made at home and "calculate" the difference, when making a new live preset. "When I add this much bass it will sound perferct, when I turn it up loud." (e.g.)
Ok, yes of course. If you are willing to plug/unplug cables everytime you want to use either of your devices, then the patchbay is a good option to have everything "prewired". You then only need to plug one or two small cables from one patchbay channel to another.
I guess you plan on using this at home or in your studio or something like thatß For that purpose thats a good idea because you can also access one of the devices alone.
But if you ever have the feeling of using a combination of these live I'd suggest to make things as easy as you can.
