would anyone be willing to reamp some of my DI's through their Kemper?
Of course I could do this ... but it won't help you much because the real magic of the Kemper Profiler isn't just in the resulting tone but in the "feel" how the profiled amps react to your fingers while playing, how it reacts to the pickup switch, volume pot, tone pot ... and how it retains the character of different guitars.
I guess it's meant to minimize reboot time after a powercut.
I just ran a test and it worked, but only after ...
The "but only after" in your post is the problem. 
Go to the forum main page and search for Delay in the top right search box. Latest result from 2014. Double check using Reverb or Latency or any other search term. A search engine that needs to be restricted to "thread subjects" is no working search engine.
I repeat myself, there is an issue with the search engine, I'm pretty sure the search index needs to be rebuilt and someone needs to look into why the search index isn't being updated.
Hi gang, looks like the forum search is broken and doesn't show results after 2014.
Guess you guys need to rebuild the search index and check why it won't index new posts currently.
Cheers
Martin
i actually found that they sounded bit more shrill
Check the settings on the backside of the HS7 speakers, what are "Room Control" and "High Trim" set to?
Also, a few things to keep in mind:
1. Studio monitors will always sound very different to a guitar cab in the room, first and foremost due to the much smaller woofer. A 6.5" woofer will never come close to a 12" woofer. Second, the typical sound pressure level you're playing through studio monitors is much lower than playing through a guitar cab. This changes the perception even further.
Headphones "feel" better because:
a. You likely listen louder on headphones
b. Headphones have a better bass response compared to the 6.5" loaded HS7 monitors
c. Bad room acoustics are out of the equation.
2. The room and the position of the studio monitors makes quite a big difference, as mentioned by others. Never underestimate the importance of at least some sound treatment!
3. Listen to your favourite (recorded) music a lot through these studio monitors, listen at the same perceived volume you want to play your guitar. Optimize the settings on the HS7 speakers. Get used to the sound of the monitors and start listening closely how the guitars (and other instruments) sound in the mix of your favourite bands' recordings. You might like the sound of your favourite recorded music/bands but still wish to "overpower" your own guitar playing. That's a common problem with people that are used to play loud and through guitar cabs. Take your time, listen to a lot of music, try to make your guitar "blend in" nicely (not blast over the entire backing track).
4. Always keep in mind that the Kemper Profiler delivers whatever you want ... and more. If you haven't messed up the settings of the Profiler, it will deliver. It just depends on how you want to translate the sound to the place you're in and your ears. The question is if these relatively small studio monitors will ever make you happy. If volume isn't an issue for you, if you can play loud, consider getting something like the Yamaha DXR10.
Cheers
Martin
dont know why the 6i6 makes your sound so dull
You don't know until you try. Someone else already suggested to try direct connection from Main Outputs to your HS7 monitors and see if this changes anything. Only if you do this, you can blame the audio interface.
Sometimes it takes a few minutes for a server cronjob to execute the status update. No big deal
Have you registered your new Profiler?
This enables write access to the "Private forum" sections.
I'm thinking of adding the Yamaha HS8S (subwoofer) for kicks and giggles
I guess it will do the trick for "kicks and giggles" but I would be VERY careful to use it for mixing or to judge other mixes. Subwoofers are tricky beasts, especially the ones that are "bass reflex only" designs. You won't get the low end transients right, as opposed to e.g. a Neumann KH 805. Obviously the Neumann is a different league, pricewise and regarding weight and size. But the difference in sound reproduction is HUGE.
So, just for the fun of a bit more low end rumble, the Yamaha will do ... but don't expect any good transients or definition in the low end.
Hope this helps
Martin
All TS outputs are unbalanced so regular guitar cables will do just fine.
The only balanced output is the XLR main output.
KPA (slave) out > Soundcard (master) in
... which is how I use my toaster 99% of the time.
If you're talking about Toaster or Head ... No
You can't switch the Toaster or Head Profiler to SLAVE!
Did that auto-sync-on-input arrive with os 6 already?
As Albert explained before (just in other words):
All Profilers other than the STAGE do synchronize the digital INPUT (of course) but NOT the digital OUTPUT due to a hardware restriction. These Profilers need to be MASTER to the audio interface.
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'nuff said
This very likely is related to S/PDIF sync. Sync your audio interface to the Kemper Profiler (S/PDIF), not Internal.
Was the one, that came with the download, as of today from the downloadpage here at kemper.com
There are 2 downloads, one specifically for the STAGE and another for the other models.
Wow, that's weird. Guess it's time for you to contact support.
"Reset Column Layout"
The right one is a beta version. Is this one OK as a new version to the profiler?
Let me put it like this ... I think the entire 7.x environment incl. corresponding Rig Manager is a work in progress. I'm sure there's a LOT going on behind the scenes just from watching the reports on the forum and considering the upcoming editor. But it should be solid enough to use it, with a few "minor" quirks here and there. At least that's my impression.
Ok, here's the issue I guess. As per your attached image it's the 7.0.5 version for the STAGE ONLY. For the Powerhead you need a different file.
The kaos.bin file in the root folder is from day before yesterday. Sure it's the 7.0.5 one? The Kemper will not notify you if the kaos.bin is the same or older than what you've already installed.
