Short answer is yes. I'm afraid at this point performance handling and RM could use a complete rewrite. Something must be fundamentally wrong with the approach in the implementation. It can't be that hard 
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Display MoreHi all,
I've notice a little bug in the beta, well reproducible on my kemper at startup :
-switch ON the profiler in browser mode, so that it recalls the last loaded profile which must have the kemper drive active. (in my case it's with the 808 mid preset)
-press-long the slot button where the KD is, to display the edition page (slot B in my case)
-turn the "type" knob to display the page with the "catergory", "type", and "preset" columns
-normally the last column ("preset") isn't well initialized (it's on a WVOW preset instead of the 808mid, so that if you attempt any preset change, the slot turns into a VWOW effect)
It seems that it's the case only at the startup until you access the menu and retreive the right settings once, then everything seems to work the correct way.
It's a known issue - but not a priority to fix because it only happens once a day. I beg to differ though and think it's highly annoying to deal with every time you power up the profiler. The workaround is to click arrow down followed by arrow up. Then you seem to be in the right spot.
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Noticed that even when using left/right to select effect presets, the preset browser closes after a few seconds (unlike when browsing rigs that way). Can that be changed perhaps? Really want it to stay in the browser to audition different presets.
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Wow - the EA 5150S Browne Sound MERGED2 profile with a Kemper Drive in front is just awesome. Extremely percussive for Nuno like stuff. First time in a long time I've found something that was really different. Thanks!
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Once you have activated the list with the browse knob, use the arrow keys to navigate around. Then it doesn't jump back.
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This thread has become really spicy. I'd bet that anyone in this thread would have a hard time telling the difference between the real pedals and the Kemper Drive equivalent in a properly engineered and mixed recording. 😬
I see this argument a lot. To me it's more about how you feel during the performance. You will simply play better. It's not about how the tone is in a mix.
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Check the power output meter in the output section. Chances are you are running around 60w or so. To get everything, you need to up the boost to 12 db (or whatever it goes to)
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Probably better to post a quick video or something. This is so subjective.
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Yeah it's best just to "unhear" it and don't worry about it.
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I don't think this has anything to do with the Kemper specifically. But it's a known phenomenon in general. The best thing you can do is to try a different pick. Have a look here:
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Thanks man. Such a sad occasion though.
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Nice try!
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Well, I for one enjoyed the subject here. Nothing to add though.
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+1. Or some other way to meet that need.
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And as John Petrucci says: "The ideal guitar sound is a little ugly."
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Totally understand why you cannot get any usable sounds with the Kemper native plugin. Makes sense!
(hint: there is no such thing).
Can you describe what you are using again?
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You are most likely hearing the sound of the string directly as well. Try with headphones.
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Great playing, sounds monstrous!
Hi Nicolaj,
great playing man!
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Display MoreVery-entertaining, Nikolaj; well done, mate.
Technical question:
After the tapping sequence at the start of the lead break, it sounds like you used mini-dives from 3:18->3:20 but there's no whammy bar on the geetar.
Did you slide those notes? If so, my ears are playing tricks on me.
Thanks buddy :). The solo is played on my 80's Kramer but the Floyd has been blocked for a few decades (might change that soon btw.). These are slides! Got my inspiration for these "slide into the same note from below" slides from Rick Graham. Great way to change position as well.
