IIRC, Mr. Kemper said in another thread that the updated firmware now remembers how you programmed it, instead of temporary changes you made while playing.
I prefer it this way. It's nice to know exactly how the rig will come up when you hit the preset footswitch.
Ok, I did misunderstand you.
First, what I'm saying is that now, the KPA is supposed to bring up rigs the way they were saved, not the way you last used them (i.e. if you saved the rig with all the effects on, then even if you turn them off while playing the rig, then switch rigs, when you come back, they will all be on). That's the way it's supposed to be.
But are you saying, when you come back to a rig, it brings it up with the effects in a different configuration than how you saved it originally?
The time delay thing does sound iffy, like it could be a software issue.
The fx is recalled not with the last used status but as saved in the slot (if it is on it will be again on when you recall the slot, regardless of the last used status)
The fx is recalled not with the last used status but as saved in the slot (if it is on it will be again on when you recall the slot, regardless of the last used status)
That's exactly what it used to do, now it's recalling a different setup than what the slot was saved as.
I thin you misundstand the problem perhaps.
Does it happen randomly or consistently? To make an example: if you quit the slot at the same status it was saved it does change when you recall it?
I think this could be a valid feature request.
A global option in Performance mode to enable/disable "Stomp Memory" while staying in one particular performance.
The slots come up, as they were saved. Temporary changes such as effect switches will not be memorized., if the performance is not saved again.
This is how it would work in Browse Mode, and how it has always worked on other units.
The slots come up, as they were saved. Temporary changes such as effect switches will not be memorized., if the performance is not saved again.
This is how it would work in Browse Mode, and how it has always worked on other units.
Hi Christoph,
Yes this my understanding as well. Somehow it is saving an effect from a temporary change that has been turned off prior to switching from slots and reverting to something other than what was saved.
There is something not working correctly.
Thanks!
RC
Could it be your remote pedal?
Ugh, that is it Christoph.
I can not reproduce the problem when switching only on the kemper.
Now I need to find out if it's my fcb1010 or UNO 4 Kemper chip. 
Also check your MIDI cables. They might be the problem.
Brian
Ugh, that is it Christoph.
I can not reproduce the problem when switching only on the kemper.
Now I need to find out if it's my fcb1010 or UNO 4 Kemper chip.
Switching via MIDI does discard changes and loads the performance from its stored state again ("live situation")
This is not the case when using the Rig keys ("editing situation").
Timo
Switching programs from a foot controller and with buttons on the KPA works differently in Performance mode:
- When switching with a controller, you will recall the slot/performance as saved.
- When switching presets/slots (within a Performance) from the KPA, it will keep all changes until you switch to another Performance. Then they will be lost, unless you save the Performance first.
I really like this behaviour, as I can go back and forth on the KPA fine tuning the slots in a Performance and then save the whole thing once when done.
That said...the preset is recalled as saved when using a midi controller, BUT the state of fx slots may also be programmed into some midi controllers. Then, the controller will override fx slot state saved with your preset...Not sure if this is the case with your controller.
I didn't fully understand what exactly happens in your case. Do you end up with the exact same fx slot states every time you switch back to a preset, or do they in fact vary depending on their last state? Try switching the state of fx slots, do NOT switch to another preset, but rather push the same preset switch again. Does that change the state of fx slots? Does it change to the same config every time?
Not sure with the UNO/KPA chip , but with regular UNO you need to check the "effects status" setting in each Program
I do not think I can explain it any better than I did in post 9. Does not matter what effect I turn on and off, when I switch to the last program, that effect is turned back on again even though I had switched it off before switching programs.
It shouldn't matter what you did before switching programs. Try leaving the program with various fx slot on/off configurations....when you go back to that program, do you not end up on one particular on/off state configuration every time?
