Hi Allenhuish , hmm, yeah. But you can't foresee someones midi configuration.
(this can be determined in the server gui).
The rest could be somehow automated.
(-> a guided setup process where you choose your midi setup and directory would the best option)
Thank you for the feedback, i am not sure which tool to use for this (it should work with linux, mac and windows). Need to do some research (electron...?)
you could try my project
KEKO Kemper Midi Control via Touchscreen
i did not set it up for ipad only use(because i have no ipad), but it should be doable with a raspberry pi (this is on a future todo)
tester and feedback is needed!
f0 00 20 33 02 7f 43 00 00 01 f7 //current rig name
f0 00 20 33 02 7f 43 00 00 02 f7 // current author
f0 00 20 33 02 7f 43 00 00 04 f7 // profile info
f0 00 20 33 02 7f 43 00 00 10 f7 // amp description
These are string request..
Hi, thank you!
You can request rig information by sysex.
(rig name, amp name, profile informations, author) -> these are implemented in KEKO (maybe more can be found when scanning more sysex).
i can take a look in the source an give you the exact strings if that helps you out... ?
Hi, i don't have this kind of hardware, but i would like to point you to my project(sorry for advertising), maybe you find it useful.
Wheresthedug thank you very much for your thoughts. The first intention to do this was because a mate of mine complained about the small display of the stage / remote (he has problems with his eyes ->" i want to see rigs / performances big on the ipad when playing"). The quality of the code is not as good as you asume, but thank you for kind words(i will improve on this).
The second reason is, that i want to control reaper, the sound card and the kemper from one app, so i took the long road to such a solution.
yes, that is intended this way.
Please take a look at the github page(hopefully i have described it well enough there).
In short for your rigs in browse mode you have to assign program changes on the kemper(and ui-to-midi has to be set -> see github docs,and for performances too), then in settings press scan and wait until finished.
The same for the performances, you have to switch to performances in the gui, then the kemper, press scan and wait(this takes rather long, due to various reasons and ensures an answer is sent by the kemper).
hi,
you need to install open stage control (https://openstagecontrol.ammd.net/download/)
Then load the config file (this helps you a little on the settings).
The project is the json, the "custom module" is the js file.(you will see that when loading the config file).
After that you need to set your midi connection(you can list your midi device, in the server settings, the port number of in and out is important).
I will add screenshots.
Please note that i forget to update the zip file, you get 0.0.2 under Releases, will be fixed tomorrow.
Thanks for trying out, if you have further questions just ask.
Hi DamianGreda looks interesting, looking forward to try that out. For my project i parsed the files (export from rigmanager). I guess you took a similiar approach 
folks, please give it a try, i spend nearly every day time to improve this project. Feedback is important here... Thank you!
First used Studio one(years ago), now on Reaper, tightly coded, scriptable and flexible(i really don't know details, i have done not that much with it).
Interface is a fireface ucx, will opt for spdif.
Monitors : Mackie HR 824, (old but rock solid).
yes, you need a connection to the machine where the server runs, of course an ordinary LAN is also possible(and maybe faster, with lower latency).
Hi, of course...?
this is made with https://openstagecontrol.ammd.net/
It is a server-client app, where the server can run on linux, windows or mac.
When the server ia started you can access the server ("the gui") with a browser(the ip and port is displayed, and can be modified). The client(the browser) has to be in the same network.
The server must have a midi connection to the kemper, this is the only thing you have to setup for a tryout. Details are on the github page. Feedback highly appreciated!
(it is a control gui for the kemper, a lot of what is possible to be controlled by midi is allready implemented + a scanner for rigs and performances -> hence it is a midi control)
hi, thank you! It is just a starting point.
In the server menu you can list the midi ports.
You must change the midi settings(it is also described on github). You can tick debug, and should see some kind of error message.
This is made with
https://openstagecontrol.discourse.group/
there you can also find in depth documentation...
these sysex i posted worked for me.
My project is now on github, you could try it yourself...
KEKO Kemper Midi Control via Touchscreen
i don' t understand this screenshot.
i did not try DamianGreda method, because for my use case sending one message is easier...
Hi MattWylde,
i added the zip files too (it should have been accessible via Release Tags ). It is my first Github project
Please give feedback on this (it is not tested on linux, but it is of course interesting for a future tryout on a raspi pi)
Hi,
you just need a computer(or a raspberry pi) which is connected to your kemper(via midi) and a handy(or tablet) in the same network ( a touchscreen is not needed, it is just my first approach on this).
Hello Folks,
i want to share my project and calling for the brave ones to test it !
Feedback is needed and what do you think about it?
I have made a short video(it is just 720p):
The Project is on github(see readme):
https://github.com/schoko11/KEKO-Kemper-Control
This should be the starting point, and i try my best to improve this project(it has been in development for quite some time, nevertheless coding quality needs to be improved).
This is considered alpha status for now, so please use this just for testing.
puhh, i don't know this software, but i see you have a monitor, i assum that 0x00 means first sysex ("F0") 1x00 second sysex ("00") and so on...
You can monitor to see whats going on...
SYSEX is a hex string you send to the kemper while CC stands for control change (channel 1 - 16, the control number itself 0 - 127 and value also 0 - 127). You just need to send this sysex message. You can find quite a lot of info on the foobazaar.com/wiki about this topic. I use https://openstagecontrol.ammd.net for such tasks...
