Use Rig Manager. It's the preferred method for updating the profiler.
Posts by CelticGibson
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Where does this information about an Acoustic sim come from ?
In this video...
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The date of the DSP is the closest you will get to a manufacturer's date I think. You can find this info on the last page of the system menu under the "details" soft button.
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Just ordered one of these, you can't beat this price for all you get, $999, free 2-day shipping:
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Mechanical RGB LED Keyboard
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Windows 10
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That is an amazing deal for a six core powerhouse! I wish we had such deals over here in Europe!
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If you are still not convinced after all the responses then you should not buy one. I know I wouldn't if I still doubted the decision.
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Crap I took mine off! Now it lost 20% of the resale value.
Judging by how many people have them, you might be right!
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Maybe it is the inaudible stuff that real amps have that are missed by modellers? Think of the complaints by guitarists over the "amp in the room" sound lacking in modellers. I think, and this is just my opinion, that this amp in the room sound is all the inaudible noise either side of the audible sound. Think of the chug of a muted guitar chord. The air movement. The pressure. That's all inaudible noise but it has power behind it and does affect the sound, particularly in a mix. Miced cabs and profiles lack this because no one sits right next to their cab when listening to a good guitar tone. Real amps move air. That's the missing ingredient.
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And the stickers are still on the screens. That seems to be a common thing
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Instead of attacking profiling by calling it "piracy", it's a shame he doesn't see the value of putting out his own official profiles based on his amps. He could tap into the market that can't afford his multi mega bucks amps. A win-win for him and us.
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Here is more information on how this Rig to Model system works...
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Hello CelticGibson,
This will NEVER happen.
Firstly, every responsible KPA owner should have multiple backups. I have a hard drive with over 200 KPA backups going back to 2014.
Secondly, it would be a complete slap in the face to all the 3rd-party Commercial Profiles who have helped build and support the Kemper platform. All their current and legacy profile packages would become instantly unusable.
Lastly (and most importantly), all the KPA owners who have profiled their own amps will suddenly find their personal profiles unusable, if Kemper institutes some sort of encryption filter.
There would be zero point for Kemper to institute a new encryption process, if they also allow all legacy .kipr profiles to be "grand-fathered" in. And they will never be so stupid as to cause all legacy .kipr to become immediately non-functional and obsolete.
Cheers,
John
Backups wouldn't be affected by any encryption policy as the contents would be automatically encrypted to work with the profiler once you access the contents and add them to rig manager again.
How could it be a slap in the face of any commercial profiler since the profiles would not be affected in any way, nor would legacy files because once they are accessed by Rig Manager, they would be encrypted automatically so nothing would perceived to have changed to the user. In fact you would never know it happened if you updated the software and firmware. It's just like when commercial profilers tell the customers that their profiles are made for a particular firmware in order to work and that it would be in your best interest to upgrade....
You can stay on an older firmware but you would be better off upgrading to get the best value out of their new profiles.
Anyone who profiles their own amps would not notice the change to encrypted profiles because the profiler would decrypt and play the files once accessed. You are never locked out from the Profiler at any stage.
Absolutely nothing would change for you in any way.
I wouldn't be so sure that they won't pursue this policy in the future if their IP becomes vulnerable.... Business is business and it must be protected.. -
If you use Rig Manager to manage all those thousands of profiles, then the next time you update it and Kemper decides to introduce encryption as a necessity then during the installation process it could sweep through all of them and encrypt them before you could blink. Remember a thousand profiles is only around 6 megabytes of data. That's nothing and can be encrypted in an instant. Of course if you wish to stay on an older version then you might lock yourself off from the Rig Exchange which no doubt would also end up encrypted and any further releases of new profiles from commercial profilers too. If it became necessary for Kemper to pursue this path, you can be sure you will have to as well.
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Like any software update, it can be made mandatory in order to continue to use the device. If this is the only way to shut down copying of the profiles then those on older versions would have no choice. Microsoft and Apple do this all the time.
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Just like what schreckmusic said. Kemper only has to encrypt the files in an update and this project dies a death on the spot. No need for lawyers or anything else.
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That might be a hardware issue. The date/time is usually stored in volatile memory that needs a battery backup while the unit is off. Get on to Kemper support and open a support ticket.
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Speaking of the new reverbs. Did anyone manage to get the Input Swell thingy to work? I turn the knob and nothing happens..
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It's a bit coincidental the timing of the release from Celestion and Kemper happening at the same time. More than likely this speaker was developed with Kemper's help but Celestion are allowed to sell their own version...
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Anyway the editor seems to be the software developer's baby and Christoff is busy working away at the Kabs. That's the impression I got from the Anderton's video...
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Anybody try the "Input Swell" setting in the new reverbs? It doesn't seem to do anything at all...
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Very interesting indeed....