Posts by musicmad

Quote from Kemper Support #1

that is not the intended behaviour. When you change between slots using the Remote or MIDI each slot is loaded in its stored state and any temporary changes will be lost. Only when you use the front panel Rig buttons the current state of the slot is preserved until you either store the performance or load a different performance. If your PROFILER behaves differently please contact support.

I seem to remember when making changes via RM they will actually survive changing between rigs with the remote within a performance as well. It's a little bit confusing.

Read the manual

I'll try to add more information soon as well.

How could you not like it. Amazing.

Hehe glad some else (finally) found it useful

For me it depends on the style of music and the volume needed. My 2xDXR10 sounds great for rock at all volumes and metal up to medium volumes. At full rehearsal volume they don't cut it for metal.

I like the real amp slightly better on my monitors. The Kemper has an ever so slightly harsh midrange. Don't hear the topend differences described here as much. That amp actually sounds great - and is nicely recorded.

What did you do?

I see having to EQ in the mix as a strength. It makes your sound more unique. Embrace it.

Quote from norburybrook

LOL, I will yes I've been playing with him for 25 years on and off actually 32 years....!!! around '87 we first played together.

MC

If you see him, tell him I love him. I'm sure he knows but I'd rather be sure.

Took me a while, but then I got the joke. Nice one!

Quote from Noisenet

Hey musicmad, thanks for the reply. I don't know how to do this. It isn't a switch attached to the remote, it's one of the switches on the Kemper Remote, the top row buttons that you assign to turn on and off various effects slots. I don't see any polarity switched for those in the System Menu, only for switches attached to the Remote.

Ok. I had the exact same issue. Just don't remember how I solved it :). Will get back to you when I do!

Any other input here? Don't you finder the same thing?

Do you have a button on the remote to activate the phaser? In that case reverse the polarity of the button.

I have never done that. The headphone socket makes for a lousy input socket though.

Bump

+1 for some clever way to have the best of both worlds.

Thanks. My point was that if you have a delay loaded it would be relevant still. (imho)

Quote from Wheresthedug

Thanks Sam. So that’s basically what lightbox was saying then i.e. its a legacy thing that no loner has any relevance?

Is it no longer relevant?

Hold the lock button and click on anything that lights up besides the input button.

You have your amp locked.