It's all in 10.0.0 Beta. You do not need a new Rig Manager.
But there is already a new Beta Rig Manager 3.4.43
Go to settings of your Rig Manager and then click on "include Beta Test Versions".
You can download some Liquid Profiles from the Rig Pack Download Page.
You can change the Liquid EQ´s at your Kemper.
There is also a new manual for 10.0.0
I would like that too! More panning options would be great.
That would be great, I still use old rack effects for that.
Display MoreI have what I believe to be a problem similar to yours when profiling an amp with either A) a lot of high end (bright switch on) or B) TONS of gain (5150 III Stealth.)
I have a Matchless Chieftain that has a "Brilliance" control that adds high end that is far higher than most of my other amps (I have a lot of amps
If the amp is totally clean, the Brilliance control won't really be an issue, but if there is any gain at all, and the Brilliance control is one, forget it. The original profile will be 90%... refining immediately goes from bad to worse. So I just EQ and adjust other settings without refining on those, and they aren't quite as good.
A friend of mine brought over his Honey Bee amp. Again, with the bright switch on, no dice. Turn that bright switch off, no problem at all. That amp is an "SRV" level of gain, so some overdrive, but not a ton... similar to the Chieftain.
I also had this issue occasionally with my 5150IIIS 6L6 back in the day. I would have to use an EQ pedal to reduce the gain to get it to profile, then add the gain back in later. The EQ pedal worked because it still allowed the gain pot to be in the same place, thus keeping the tone consistent, even though the gain was lower. That actually worked pretty well.
Got some profiles of that Honey Bee Amp?
Did anyone profile this great sounding amp from Hungary?
Sounds good again with 7.1.14
I have the newest Beta 7.1.12. loaded on my Kemper Head.
I still think my Fuzz DS had more gain before the Beta versions.
I know it says "fixed" since 7.1.4
Anyone else noticed that?
My take on SRV Lenny Sound:
I used a mbritt Dumble ODS profile
MB 212 412 3 cab ( cab pack)
your playing is also very good, can't wait for some profiles.
Display MoreI can recommend my John Mayer 'Continuum' pack. check it out in the commercial profiles section of the forum.
I toured with Stevie in the '80's by the way so I know his sound first hand
Marcus
PayPal sent 
Would love to get some ODS profiles.
mbritt D-Pack ist very good.
Thanks for your work!
Thanks for still trying!
I mostly use the mbritt D-Pack for SRV Sounds, they are not free but very very good.
Mbritt D-Pack should work perfect.
I noticed it first when I tried to dial in a 100% wet reverse delay.
Ok, so I just profiled the same thing again, with "No Cabinet" unchecked. After it was done, I still got the popup that even though I had selected a clean profile, it created a distorted one. I still needed to add a cabinet, and again lower the gain all the way. I got excessive clipping, and I tried to pick a cabinet that sounded better than dome of the others but it's still terrible. I tried backing the guitar volume off, and even checked my output settings. I also noticed this time that it sounded muffled and dark. But if I played harder into clipping it was less muffled, but clipping instead.
And just so nobody thinks I'm blowing em off and just telling stories from the couch, I've uploaded the last attempt. Sorry I didn't have any better luck.
Again, this was a failed attempt at a slightly overdriven tone as in the video above.
Chris
Yes, still not what you would expect... maybe Kemper Support can give some tips how to do it better. I have no clue....
I tried again today through the NOR channel with the volume turned up and the master down (like in the video), as well as matching that tone through the FET with the volume much lower and the master on 2/3.. No luck. I'm bordering that fine line of erroring because the return input gain is too low, vs having it sound like a fuzz box as the finished product. It's pretty frustrating as it sounds nothing like the amp and just a sizzling fuzz. The profile completes and has the gain on about 6, so I've even backed that all the way down. But it still retains that fizzy character and sounds nothing like the Welagen. I tried playing with the master instead of the return gain and the other way around. I tried lowering the volume while still maintaining a slight "on the edge of breakup" tone when played harder. No such luck. Sorry sledge, I tried!!!
But you did choose a cab on the Kemper Rig right? All profiles are direct out?
I just tried these parameters with "DLY Reverse 1" and haven't noticed any noise. Are you playing chords, particular notes, picking, strumming?
Sounds even strange with single notes, I try to do a short demo this evening.
I have some strange noises in the reverse delays when set the mix to 100% wet, Feedback to 0% and Reverse Mix to 100%
Can anyone confirm that?
I have some strange noises in the reverse delays when set the mix to 100% wet, Feedback to 0% and Reverse Mix to 100%
Can anyone confirm that?
