Do the pedals on your site go in as stomps or as rigs ?
You can't Profile a "stomp", so it must be a Profile of the pedal in front of an amp and therefore a Profile/Rig.
I think the amp is a Cornford 50H.
I saw some downloadable Big Muff PI's floating around before that imported as stomps so it can be done if you're in the golden circle
I saw some downloadable Big Muff PI's floating around before that imported as stomps so it can be done if you're in the golden circle
They aren't imported as stomps. They are imported as Studio Profiles that contain the stomp without an amp. Someone would need two KPAs to run profiles stomps into profiled amps 
I saw some downloadable Big Muff PI's floating around before that imported as stomps so it can be done if you're in the golden circle
What is that golden circle?
Golden Circle as in a Kemper programmer,member of staff etc....
there are plenty of Stomp and Stomps presets designed to emulate the sound of certain pedals, but those are just a combination of settings for the built-in effects on the KPA, not profiles of actual pedals. This is the real deal, but the pedal portion of the profile cannot be segregated from the amp portion. It's all one big profile stew, so you can't say apply the pedal to a different amp profile. Still, the sound clips sound VERY encouraging.
there are plenty of Stomp and Stomps presets designed to emulate the sound of certain pedals, but those are just a combination of settings for the built-in effects on the KPA, not profiles of actual pedals. This is the real deal, but the pedal portion of the profile cannot be segregated from the amp portion. It's all one big profile stew, so you can't say apply the pedal to a different amp profile. Still, the sound clips sound VERY encouraging.
They do indeed! Tried a couple of the free guys and they sound pretty great!
Thanks for the kind words JerEvil!
i thought i read ckemper said you cant profile pedals and as paults and guitartone say its a profile with a amp in the chain so how is it just the pedal then
Yeah, I went through all this mental work today.
But I ended up with "well, let the ears do the talking" and the ears say "Yes!"
I don't look a Gift Profile in the mouth! 
Darth. They used the same amp for all the different pedals with the pedal providing most or all of the distortion. So all the variation and most of the tone is coming from the pedals (and mic changes), which is why they are "pedal profiles". Really they are pedal + amp profiles and they cannot be separated and applied to different amps, but i dont think you need to given the quality and variety
