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I have the wah in block 2 after compression.
I have set it to ”toe off”.
When I power up the Stage the wah is always on even though the wah pedel is in toe position.
Anyone have a solition to power up in wha off?
Mike
when you first turn on the Stage, try sweeping the pedal from toe to heel to toe.
I really think the "cocked wah" sound should be possible with an EQ stomp as long as you don't need any sweep. Also makes it exactly the same each time.
I think it’s much simpler to enable a wah, pick a preset for the kind of Wah you want, set wah pedal mode to Off, and turn the manual knob to the desired position for the sound you want.
The ability to use folders for presets as we do with Rigs in Rig Manager would be handy. You could navigate a large list of cabs much more quickly.
The last time I tried it, it was possible to add new Presets folders in “All Presets/Local Library”.
Try sitting the Kabinet directly on the floor, and see if it makes much of a difference to you. You likely will get more bass reflection, and less direct high end.
How is the Kabinet positioned? Like the amps you played in the store, or aimed at your face?
It can be Initialized. This removes your Rigs from the Performance slots.
I'll look for it as soon as I can. I would not be surprised if I have it.
In the Rig Packs (downloadable from the website, or included in Rig Manager):
We are constantly cooperating with well-known guitar players, producers, and commercial Rig providers to offer new factory Rig packs. All these Rigs are available for PROFILER™ users here on our download page as well as in Rig Manager free of charge.
Each PROFILER comes with a representative subset of these factory Rigs preinstalled. The preinstalled selection is evolving over time. These four legacy Rig packs include 50, 75, 36, and 42 Rigs, which don't get preinstalled anymore and have never been published in any other Rig pack before. So, these Rigs are still available for your enjoyment.
Welcome!
If you have room for one of these on or under your pedalboard, they work really well. I used one to add MIDI channel switching to my Marshall for years. If you need a latching switch, You could use it to control blue/red when you change Performance Slots, and use the FX Loop to switch the pedal in or out.
Display Morewhy does kemper make tones video on YouTube (don’t remember the exact name sorry)that sound awesome and never published them on rig manager or on the site itself?
Can you post those rigs please.
I don’t understand why we can’t have them.
Thanks
The "Tone Show" videos indicate which Rig to use, and show the settings for the effects to add to those Rigs.
Seeing a “real amp” onstage doesn’t always indicate the guitarist is using the amp, and almost never indicates they are using all the onstage speaker cabinets.
Welcome! From what I remember, there are at least a couple of Polytone Rigs in the Rig Exchange. And, there are many, many old Fender amps in the Rig Exchange, as well in the Kemper Factory Rig Packs.
I've used off the shelf cables without issue, too. Did you previously have your cable wired as a crossover cable?
According to Guitar World magazine:
The first true, mass-produced guitar synth was the Avatar by ARP, used famously by Jimmy Page on the Led Zeppelin song Fool in the Rain. It had a polyphonic fuzz but was just capable of monophonic synth sounds.
My comment: He also was a Roland guitar synthesizer endorser in the 1970s (and 1980s, for that matter). He may have also had a Roland guitar synth with polyphonic fuzz, filtering, and octave effects when he recorded this song.
I vote red, and suggest getting red covers for the single coils.
No - you have to manually set it, because the Profiler does not know what kind of cabinet you are using. The power amp out and monitor out share the same settings.
If you haven't done this yet, here is a tip:
In the Output Menu, put a checkmark in the "Monitor Cab Off" box.
Doing that should help all mid to high gain Marshall-style Rig sounds better through your cabinet. Also, if you haven't done that, revisit the Factory Rigs that came installed in your Profiler, as well as the Rig Packs that you can find in Rig Manager.
