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4) Better OD/DS stomps. Assuming ckemper would include a Klone clone Stomp

If we do have a Pure Boost and Green Screamer, a PureClone is the next move isn't?

3) Editor. Assuming ckemper would upgrade the RigManager to be a KemperManager, or at least enable it to manage the library of cabs, fx, and all other user presets.

Please add

- The LOOPER remote improvement, mentioned in posts above.
I guess many users would like to fully replace ditto/boss looper pedals, right?

- Improve the TRANSPOSE specially for playing clean chords, like Helix

-New tag categories to easily filter and identify MERGED and DI profiles, either in the KemperProfiler and the RigManager.

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A looper import / export from / to usb-stick and a better rig-manager / editor would be great.

+1

I purchased the pack. Terrific tones. I love the baked Bluesbreaker.

Been there, done that. I agree with all comments above. The reason why you don't find consensus, is that there is a wide range of options, different user needs/preferences/budgets, different ears... Try to find local or online retailers with a flexible return policy. Otherwise, you will have to take some risks based in your best research and budget, though.

Thanks Shane. That Bandit sounds nice. Fender next?

Guys, it is not a bad idea to support Shane’s channel by subscribing. I see that he is close to 100K. Subs. Awesome.

Shane thanks for sharing.

Keep rocking mate \m/

Intheblues YouTube channel is giving away free kemper profiles.

Free Kemper Friday's

#1 A Free Marshall DSL40CR Profile.
This Marshall DSL40CR amplifier was profiled using the stock Celestion V Type Speaker with a Rode M3 microphone

Yes, I do a have a Kemper.

I believe that Kemper can do it, but I do not have an actual clone pedal for the A/B tweaking.

The only reference I’ve found is RigBusters and r.u.sirius Klon Centaur profiles, ToneJunkie has some clones as well, but all those pedals are profiled and blended with an amp.

I was not able to find stomp presets or settings guidelines to achieve a standalone clone stomp. Thoughts?

+1.
Rig Manager should evolve to Kemper Manager. At least to upload, download, delete presets, cabs.

Thanks for sharing. Sounds Great.

Klon Centaur has generated a long list of clones in the market, and it has becomed as legendary as the Tube Screamer.

Maybe the text below describes its characteristics better than me:

"...This unique pedal can produce transparent boost to warm and rich overdrive tones, all with the signature mid-range boost that it is famous for." RigBusters Page.

"..The initial idea was to improve the TubeScreamer transient response and the midrange-bass frequencies in order to create a big open sound with a hint of tube clipping: the so-called transparent overdrive"

Since I see some Kemper users still using actual pedal Klon clones with the KP, I did open a separate thread:
Should I buy a Klon Centaur clone or Kemper could get very close? based on this old tread Simulate the Centaur Klon in the stomp section - Profiler related ...

I agree. OD section needs a refresh and there is no transparent boost.

1. Klon Centaur (it's a must. It can cover from clean to mid gain tones)
2. Fulltone OCD
3. BluesBreaker

I would like to add a transparent boost tone to a clean profile trying to replicate a tone closer to any Klon Centaur clones or Analogman King of Tone.
I never had one of these pedals, so I am thinking either buying one or setting up the KPA if possible.

Some KP forums threads suggest to buy the pedal and use it in front of the KPA or in the FX loop. It doesn't work exactly like using the pedal with a real amp, but they are happy with the results.

In the other hand Kemper has some tools: I watched the KP boost&volume tutorials, pure boost, mix parameters and some threads in the forum suggest to use parallel path or EQ. But I do not know how close they actually are to the klon tone.

Anyone had good benchmark results? Please share your experience.

Hi Marcus, What good news!! PayPal sent for:
"RUNNING ON EMPTY-SECOND GENERATION '70'S 50W ODS"

Thanks. Well done.

Quote from V8guitar

Self build but..

http://digitalguitargear.com/camper-plus

..and its FRFR. I run one of these in a very loud band, no issues.

some references of this passive FRFR, if someone is interested:

This is fully described in the user manual.
"Working with Amplifier PROFILEs, Cabinet PROFILEs, Power Amps and Guitar Cabinets".

Don't forget that some new speakers may need a break-in time (hours of playing).
http://celestion.com/speakerwo…reak-in_a_guitar_speaker/

Hope you find what you are looking for.

Yeah, absolutely. I am really enjoying the KPA, and I like this Friedman pack a lot. Fx aside, a single rig, turning the volume down, can go from clean to mean. Really nice job!!.

You guys Rock!! Those rigs are pure fun.

Frank, your EMGs sound terrific on this demo . What about a Friedman challenge for you, if you don't mind? Trying to recreate iconic Friedman users tones, using the BE profile.

1. Neal Schon. Faithfully / Send her my love tones.
(multidelays, long decays, pitch shifting, morphing, looper,..)
Full disclosed FX tips here: https://www.fractalaudio.com/neal-schon/

2. Steve Stevens

- Cleans. Flesh for fantasy with those crystal cleans. He uses Custom audio amps for this but I believe that the BE S2 RED 3 with the right delays, pitch shifters, etc.. can do the job, right?

- High Gain. Rebell Yell. He uses his amazing SS amp, but it is a Friedman anyway.

Many nice tone references here:

What do you think?

This video shows a KPA powered user with a 1x12 cab of his preference (open or closed back, birch ply or pine) with an eminence Tonker speaker. (Celestion 65s did not work for him).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-XPSPviq_o