make sure that the cable you use meets the standard that is used for the original cable. AWG24 is the name of that standard.
Posts by Kemper Support #1
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the only difference between the Stage and the other models when it comes to setting up pedals is that the Stage has a dedicated Pedals menu while all the other models have the pedal setting pages in the system menu. More info on this can be found on page 129 in the reference manual.
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Every video I watched including the one from Mission said use TRS on output on and TS on output 2. When I activate the switch, it does turn on Stomp "A" which I have assigned a cry baby wah to. But all it does it turn volume up and down.
did you configure the pedal as a wah pedal on the corresponding pedal page? If that is the case you should try loading the cry baby preset for stomp A. That will give you a proper wah sound. What you might be experiencing is that the default setting of the wah effect shift the signal into inaudible frequency ranges as you move the pedal forward. This is not the case with any of the wah presets.
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The original poster said he turned off the Cab, not the whole stack:
“However, when I turned the cabinet section of the stack off, the difference was stark...”
when you use a rig with no active cab the Kone works in full range mode
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the Remote has no A/D converters and can only be used to connect expression pedals and analog footswitches.
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I am getting a stack of clicks on SPDIF with the 2nd beta - no issue with the first beta. I saw another poster mention the same a couple of days back. Has there been a revision to deal with these?
a new Beta that fixes this is in the works.
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please follow the advice from my previous reply regarding the pedal link function in the system menu.
Here is a video that explains how to use one pedal for multiple functions with pedal links at the 11 minute mark
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to use the same pedal for wah and volume you need to configure it as a wah pedal and then activate the "wah to volume" option in the system menu. As soon as you load a rig that has no active wah effect in any of the stomps the pedal will work as a volume pedal. As soon as you load a rig with an active wah in one of the stomp slots it will work as a wah.
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The backup needs to be done with a USB stick. You can find a description in the manual. But I can already tell that the problem is that you are setting things up wrongly. The same pedal input can not be configured for two functions.
I would suggest that you try to make it less complicated by leaving the whole switch thing out for now and simply concentrate on the actual pedal part. Connect the pedal output with a TRS cable to one of the pedal inputs, configure that input to work as a wah and calibrate the pedal. Then put a wah effect in stomp A of any rig and load the cry baby preset. That should give you a working wah sound.
Once you achieved that try to connect the switch with a TS cable to a different pedal input and configure that a s a mono switch to control the status of stomp A, calibrate and enjoy!
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In your previous reply you wrote that you configured the same pedal input(2) as a wah and then as a monoswitch which cancels the first assignment and makes no sense. Please contact our support team through the website and supply a backup of your Profiler so we can take a closer look at your settings.
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yes, in pedal 2...then I tried setting pedal 2 as a mono switch, according to the mission engineering youtube video.
is it possible to have a defective pedal?
if the pedal works ok as a volume pedal it cannot be broken. You need to connect the mission pedal with 2 cables to two of the pedal inputs. The pedal output needs to be connected with a TRS cable and the pedal input has to be configured as a wah pedal. The switch output of the mission needs to be connected to a different pedal input with a TS cable and that pedal input has to be configured to work as a mono switch.
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did you configure the pedal as a wah pedal on the corresponding pedal page?
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does it make any sense that the mission EP1-KP will activate the wah but then continue behaving as a volume controller? What am I missing?
thnx in advance
jack
volume and wah are exclusive. Maybe you are using a wah setting that moves the sound into an inaudible frequency range. Try loading the Cry Baby preset. That should give you a regular wah sound.
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das Problem, dass vereinzelt Performances übersprungen werden, wenn man die Rig Taster am Front Panel verwendet, ist in der aktuellen Beta Version behoben.
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simply place the kaos.bin in the root directory of your stick (outside of any folder). If that does not fix the issue please contact the support team through the website.
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you need to unlock those modules to load the rigs with their original settings. If you do not want to loose your own settings create presets from them. After you are done checking out the original settings of the rigs load your presets and lock the modules again.
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It is great having tutorial videos but they are usually 45 min long then never cover a basic function like this.
the tutorial videos on the Kemper website are usually around 5 minutes long and concentrate on a single subject.
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the Master volume knob is just a remote controller for the output volumes that you can set in the output menu. The Master volume setting has absolutely no influence on the actual quality of the sound.
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the total number of rigs that can be stored in a Profiler is 1625. 1000 in browse mode and 625 in perform mode. If you have more rigs in your library you must use the Rig Manager software to organize your rig collection. It is also important to understand that the memory space in browse mode is dynamically allocated between rigs and presets. In other words: if you have lots of presets you will not be able to store the maximum number of rigs.
For the sake of easy access and manageability we recommend that you only keep the rigs in your Profiler that you actually use on a daily basis and not use it as a mass storage device.
Another reason to only keep rigs in your Profiler that you actually use is that in case of an unexpected power out the Profiler needs to rebuild the database when it is restarted. This process will be a lot faster for a Profiler that holds 100 rigs compared to one that is maxed out with 1000 rigs.
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check if you have the amp stack deactivated and locked
