Posts by paults

If you Stored the Rigs while the Cab was locked, you replaced the other Cabs with the Locked Cab,

With the Cab section in view, you can Browse the Factory Preset Rigs in your KPA, or change the view to Cabs from other Rigs.

You can Copy a Cab from a Rig, and Paste it into another Rig.

Also, KEMPER Factory Content 6.0 for Upgraders (May 2019) contains 18 Celestion Cabinets.

If you want to use the original Cabs from the Rigs, you will need to copy the Rigs into the KPA to be able to Copy the Cabs into your edited Rigs.

To unlock the Cabinet module, press the Cabinet Button while holding the LOCK button.

Note: The lock function works independently between Performance Mode and Browser Mode. So, yo may need to unlock the Cabinet in both Modes.

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Proco Rat pedal = Mouse Stomp in the Kemper.

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1. The Monitor Output Volume essentially restricts the range of the Power Amp by providing an input level below the maximum. If you aren't rattling the speaker cone(s), they are not being damaged.

2.The configuration is retained at startup. An Active Cab should always be connected to the MONITOR OUT. A passive cab should always be connected to the SPEAKER OUT.

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If you only put Time Based Effects in the X, MOD, DELAY, or REVERB Slots, you can use "Stack".

This signal is tapped directly behind the stack section and does not include any post amp effects.

Note: The Output Source setting for DIRECT OUTPUT is only active when not in PROFILER Mode, no analog Effects Loop (e. g. Loop Stereo) is active, and “Monitor Stereo” isn’t activated.

You can't create folders in the KPA. But, you can create folders in Rig Manager, and organize your Rigs there.

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Nice . How did you embed that pic directly?

You almost did it, but, your file was too big.

click on Attachment.

Upload a small enough pic:)

Edit - I didn't realize the question had already been answered

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You can globally turn the Cabinet off in the Monitor/Speaker Output.

Doing it that way keeps the cabinet turned on in the Main Outputs.

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What about using a Stomp slot as an FX Loop and only using the return?

That could be done, but, it would bypass the Input Settings.

I use playing dynamics, and the volume knob on my guitar. For me, that is much easier than trying to pre-plan how the band might be going to play a song - it can change with each performance.

If you use stereo line Outputs from the Kemper, you can use the Panorama parameter to assign the output of a Rig to one or the other Outputs.

You will need to use a stereo external power amp, or two Mono amps.

As far as the Input goes, you will need to use an external A/B box, or manually switch from guitar to bass. It is not possible to automatically switch inputs.

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Are you using MIDI pedal, or the Remote?

The pan control for the guitar channel on the mixing board needs to be set to the center for you to hear a mono guitar signal in both speakers when the PA is stereo.

That sounds great!

A diagram for creating a Direct Amplifier Profile is in the "Working with Amplifier PROFILEs, Cabinet PROFILEs, Power Amps and Guitar Cabinets" chapter, on page 55 of the Profiler Main Manual .

A Direct Amp PROFILE, tapped at the power amp speaker output, using the PROFILER DI box or another appropriate DI box. A PROFILE such as this represents the whole amp, excluding the guitar cabinet and microphone. This can then be played back through a physical guitar cabinet using a solid-state power amplifier, such as the optional built-in amplifier of PowerHead and PowerRack. The Direct Amp Profile is the most relevant kind of Direct PROFILE, which will be discussed in detail in the chapter Direct Amp PROFILE (Page 57).