I just checked and its the same at my end.
Ok, thank you. Seems odd, no?
Posts by Warmart
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Not seeing anything new on Rig Exchange since Sept 9th, is it a problem on my end - or is everyone else seeing it?
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I had an initial failure when installing OS 9 to my toaster, worked after a power cycle. This has happened before, could be lots of reasons.
Had one complete freeze (still had audio) after looking at the Output/USB page, I then exited and tried to change a profile. Had to power cycle again.
No problems last night playing for 30 minutes.
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I discovered it works when I was hearing weird noises coming from my Kemper. Thought there was a bug in the beta (BITB) but turns out the web newspaper I was reading had some interesting "page turning" noises
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Yes, indeed! Thank you very very much CK and team!
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I've seen update failures occasionally with a USB cable to my Win10 PC. Every time I'd power off the Kemper, pull the power cord and USB from the back, wait a minute, reconnect both cables and finally start it back up and apply the update from Rig Manager.
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The real concern withe the Headrush is the latency. 14ms, which stacks as you add captures/clones/profiles.
No bueno.
14ms is when you use a "clone", not with a built-in amp. How they released it with that glaring of an issue is beyond me. Will they fix it, who the heck knows with their history.
I do really like the "practice" based features, though. On device loading of backing tracks with slowdown and pitch change abilities! That alone makes me interested. Also they've shown drawings of a "tablet" connected, which is crucial for this older guy so I don't have to reach down to the floor 100000 times for tweaking. If they actually activate the "tablet" feature and fix the "clone" latency, I may start to gas.
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I think I'll wait until it's not beta, in this case.
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Got my Tonex pedal this past Saturday. I've been using the software, previously, through my interface and monitors/Kabinet - def had a bit of latency with my old pc.
Latency definitely not an issue now! Sounds fabulous when you find a good model, some of the stock ones were great, most meh. The software is buggy as hell, get all kinds of weird issues when trying to arrange presets on the pedal via librarian tab of the software. Presets popping up in other slots and similar. Worked out after a bit by copying and comparing with what's on my pc. The software splits your local pc library at the bottom and what's on the pedal at the top. Even with a big monitor it makes it time consuming to build up your pedal presets.
I got it for $299 USD, since I already owned Tonex Max, so I think it's a fab deal and a great product that has some buggy software. I'm sure the bugs will get worked out.
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It's not Burger King??
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this should be reported for how sexy it is wow! I can’t play guitars that flashy, I’d be to sad for dinging it
Haha! I am sure you would have no problem whatsoever!
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I have an insane addiction...
From bottom left to top right...
2009 SE ONE, 2009 305, 2008 Mira, 2001 McCarty with rosewood neck, 2012 P22 with rosewood neck, 2018 Silver Sky first 500 with hard case and plaque, 2018 594 Soapbar, 2017 Wood Library 594 Satin with rosewood neck, 2000 Singlecut, 2021 594 Hollowbody.
I'm a sick puppy...
Your 2017 WL 594 Satin RW looks eerily similar to my early 2020 WL 594 Satin RW singlecut!
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But I so want to like them! I did try a torero and that was pretty good!
You may just not like PRS pickups, and you wouldn't be alone lol.
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One thing I can think of is that you may have the Space enabled for headphones, which may be undesirable for recording.
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I use the Camplifier Studio, it's been fantastic and screws in to the inside back of my toaster.
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I use a two sided jewelry cleaning cloth, works wonders!
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Out of my 5 PRS (including a Paul's) only the DW CE-24 causes any clipping for me. I generally have the clean sense at .2, but the DW CE-24 needs a bit of a negative, like -0.4
Definitely try lowering the pickups, is yours a TCI (newer) version, or older? The older ones may have a big more output I suppose. Regardless, lowering the clean sense is (afaik) the way to adjust for this - unless it's just specific profiles.
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I've used an unpowered Kemper toaster with studio monitors and earlier this year I bought a Camplifier Studio and an unpowered Kabinet.
Either solution (powered or unpowered) with a Kabinet is the way to go, imho, although either do low volume VERY well, the Kabinet is supreme and well well well worth it!
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I just got the Marshall Valvestate and the dual 5150 (I/II) pack. Thanks for the info!
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Very nice improvement, loving it dude!
