I love '70s cop-show and cop-movie music; the Dirty Harry scores spring to mind.
Indeed, I agree with Mud - this is what it screams to me. Wuddun, Renaud! 
Posts by Monkey_Man
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Thanks! Not sure though how to PM. I am new on this site and see nothing to click on to send you a message.
Easy, mate:
Hover your mouse / pointer / cursor over my user name next to this post. In the pop-up window that appears, there'll be 3 symbols in the lower-right corner. The extreme-right one is a set of "speech bubbles". Click on this to start a Conversation (that's what PM's are called here).
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Are there any "studio ready" 3rd party profiles that are available to purchase? By "studio ready" I am searching for profiles that have unnecessary frequencies already EQ'd out.
Yes, there's one in particular I'm a big rap for. PM me if you want to discuss it 'cause if we mention names your thread will be moved to this subforum:
Welcome to the forum, mate.
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Welcome from Down Under, mate.
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Only the purchaser is the legal owner.
If he or she sells his or her Kemper with the Profiles installed and retains no copies for him or herself, that's perfectly-fine.
IOW, you can sell them once provided you don't keep copies for yourself. That way it's no different from selling anything else you own 2nd-hand.
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Makes sense to me too, Todd.
If someone disables the Cab block in order to get the right-channel cabless-amp sound you speak of for tracking via S/PDIF, his main-out monitoring would lose the cab as well.
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Yes SNW, it's "in the works", and indications are that it'll be released by the end of Q3 - IOW, by the end of this month.
You can follow the speculation and feature ideas here:
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It'd be good for bass, you'd think.
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It is an honour to have you here, kirayagami!
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I did not know how to attach a picture to that
This is why Paul said, "... provide them with the picture after you receive an email response from them".
You'll be able to attach it in the usual way for emails.
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The only solution I can think of for you for now, graoully, is as follows:
1) Create a new folder, naming it "My Rig Exchange 2019-09-xx" or something appropriate.
2) Create another new folder, naming it "My Rig Exchange 2019-09-xx Rejected" or something appropriate.
3) Select all Rigs in the Exchange and copy them to your "My Rig Exchange" folder.
4) Peruse the folder as you would the RE, moving the Rigs you don't like to the "Rejected" folder.
Every so often when you feel there've been sufficient new additions to the exchange or just have the time:
1) Use the time-of-upload / date added column to determine where to copy from and add the new Rigs to the "My Rig Exchange" folder, using the date in your "My Rig Exchange" folder's name as a guide.
2) Peruse the new additions and move the ones you don't like to the "Rejected" folder.
3) Update the date component of your "My Rig Exchange" folders' names.
HTH, mate.
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Welcome, TJ.
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Well done, Nate.
Glad you like the Coloinal too; it's my MBritt fave.
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The reasoning is that it was not possible to sell a device with only beta software
My thinking exactly; it's not like they had any option, really, other than to delay the Stage's release.
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Welcome and congrats, RSJ!
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Thank you, Mick!
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Welcome, Dmitry.
If the company's already made moulds for the Helix and Axe units, it'll only be a matter of time, mate. Maybe you should ask them to hurry up and do it 'cause your money's ready when they are.
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Not possible I'm afraid, Ron.
You can Profile a stomp but that creates a Rig where the Profile will reside in the amp block.
The stomps available on the Kemper are no different from the effects in their makeup - algorithms are programmed by the team to represent the various flavours of stomp (just like effects), and the tweaks you make (parameter adjustments) can be stored as Presets (just like effects).
In this sense, they're just like Helix, Axe or any other "conventional" modeller's models - built from the ground up in code, "manually", as opposed to the Kemper's Profiles, which are "captured" from devices.
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Trippy, Brother Per.
Wuddun, mate. Nice "lullaby" for the neighbours.
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Welcome, mate.
