Posts by Kempermaniac

Maybe you have to start RM again?

If it isn't possible it maybe has something to do with author's right. Just a guess.

Ok, I see. And this isn't possible? What I don't get is: It's possible for rig names but not for amp names?

To be honest I don't get it. The request was to batch rename a bunch of rigs. Isn't it obvious that all selected rigs will have the same name afterwards? I mean...I thought this is what you wanted?!

I think there's a tick box for autoload. Check if it's enabled.

Did you check your input settings? Be aware of the fact that these settings are independent in browser and performance mode. You should also lock the input section because otherwise the input settings from the used rig will be loaded.

From the RM3 manual:

To convert an Impulse Response audio file, simply drag it onto the Cab icon in the Signal Flow or onto a Preset library location for multi-file conversions. Several different bit rates, as well as file formats, are supported. If in doubt, use WAVE or AIF files with either 16 or 24 bits.

Note: Cab Maker users should start to use Rig Manager 3 to impulse responses.

From the RM3 manual:

You can tag multiple Rigs at the same time. Select a few and take a look at the Inspector. The Tags which are not identical to all the selected Rigs will show “-- Multiple Values --”. Note that you can still edit the values, but be aware of the consequences of altering many Rigs at the same time.

I upgraded from Win 7 to Win 10 on Saturday. It failed two times. The solution was to disconnect from the internet when the installation routine started to look for updates.

Thanks Kemper team!

If your input section isn't locked the values of the used rig will be loaded. If it's locked there's no way to load input presets automatically.

Yeah, different input presets is another good approach. But if you're playing live and changing guitars it might be a little inconvenient to change the input preset too.

A very quick way to change your sound drastically is: try a different cabsim.

What you're doing is right because compensating the overall amount of distortion for different pickups is exactly the purpose of dist sens. On the other hand you don't seem to like a fixed value for dist sens. And because of this it's maybe more convenient to lower/raise the gain of each profile for compensating.

Use the page button on the Kemper after selecting a delay type.

Maybe it's a reverse delay. If it is, you don't have to work out the volume swells because this is already part of a reverse delay.

Wenn du zuhause eine FRFR-Box nutzt, die aktiv ist, dann ist der Speakeroutput der falsche. Ist quasi wie eine doppelte Verstärkung; einmal durch den Kemper selbst und danach nochmal durch die Box. Benutze stattdessen den Monitor Out, der ist unverstärkt.

Let's hope so. Headbanging with short hair is only half the fun!

New haircut?

Profiling and to dial in a sound for playing are two different things. You can use already existing rigs for playing and change parameters to your liking. This is what I'm referring to. Profiling means that you're making a sort of snapshot of a real amp.