Not new, but still a great tip for housekeeping. 
Only 17 rigs in the kpa
12 Cab presets (it s strange, only from factory rigs, nothing from the commercial rigs...)
The rest in my computer too.
Same story here. RM is an awesome tool for the already amazing KPA. Makes recording ridiculously simple.
Yeah, I have upwards of about 1500 rigs, either from the exchange, purchased, or from the forums or around the web, that I have nicely filed in Rig Manager. I keep about 50 on my Kemper, but I really only use about 5 most of the time. The rest are for demo purposes ("DUDE YOU HAVE A KEMPER? LEMME HEAR WHAT IT CAN DO! CAN YOU DO METAL?" "why, yes, I can!") or for fooling around with when I actually have time to sit down and play.
Yeah, I have upwards of about 1500 rigs, either from the exchange, purchased, or from the forums or around the web, that I have nicely filed in Rig Manager. I keep about 50 on my Kemper, but I really only use about 5 most of the time. The rest are for demo purposes ("DUDE YOU HAVE A KEMPER? LEMME HEAR WHAT IT CAN DO! CAN YOU DO METAL?" "why, yes, I can!") or for fooling around with when I actually have time to sit down and play.
10659 rigs in total in the local library, it got to the point where i was more scrolling than playing. now that's the compromise and
it took a while for RM to be released (remember, guys 
????), but once it was there: bang!
preview many, many rigs by double-clicking in the RIG Manager
I only use double-clicking to initiate the mode so I can scroll using a keyboard's arrow keys.
Quicker.
I only use double-clicking to initiate the mode so I can scroll using a keyboard's arrow keys.
Quicker.
yup, tried this, too, but i get ugly noises when i do this which are not {strange enough} present when i use double-click. Still the volume of many profiles is so high
i have got to reduce the volume immediately, but i can live with it.
12 Cab presets (it s strange, only from factory rigs, nothing from the commercial rigs...)
@warlus1
I for one would be interested in finding out which ones you chose. 
thanks
Peter Fisher : fux Goldsound Newman TCM170
Peter Fisher : fux Goldsound Newman S421
And44 : Mars 1987 studio U87
Lans Lammer : Mars 1965 SM57
M. Wienstro.... Steave Pancake Goldsound
i use some different "pre-amps" in "no merge mode" and then i save cab (so a same cab has different sounds)
It's really impossible to have all the profiles in the Kemper.
It can be crazy the amount of profiles you collect over the time, i was an early adopter back in the day so iv'e been collecting a pretty impressive amount of profiles.
At this moment i have more than 400mb of just comercial profiles 
(crazy stuff i know).
The rig manager is a godsend, back when i sold my first kemper it simply didn't exist.It a was a bit bothersome to test tones back in that day.
The kemper is like a good wine, each year it passes it becomes better.
I only use double-clicking to initiate the mode so I can scroll using a keyboard's arrow keys.
Quicker.
Alternative: Select a rig and hit Enter.
Yeah, but to select one you have to click it, so clicking it twice is still quicker, Doug.
yup, tried this, too, but i get ugly noises when i do this which are not {strange enough} present when i use double-click.
Bummer Geraldo. I wonder what that is?
Yep, doesn't happen here either 
At this moment i have more than 400mb of just comercial profiles (crazy stuff i know).
I'm not sure how this is possible? All my profiles are about 5K bytes each. This would mean that 400MB would be around 80,000 profiles!!
I only have a few amps loaded, but many sweet spot profiles for the same amp. I think 5 amp types is more than enough to carry on the unit to gigs..
I'm not sure how this is possible? All my profiles are about 5K bytes each. This would mean that 400MB would be around 80,000 profiles!!
Maybe 140 mo for the rigs and 300 for MP3, jpg, pdf 
I'm not sure how this is possible? All my profiles are about 5K bytes each. This would mean that 400MB would be around 80,000 profiles!!
It's a disease i admit
Being a early Kemper adopter i amassed an huge library of profiles trough time, it's really not difficult to reach those numbers.One day you buy single profiles, other bundles...and when you know you have this enormous collection.
Stupid question from a new user. How do I move profiles from the Kemper to RM?
Stupid question from a new user. How do I move profiles from the Kemper to RM?
You should open a new thread or search the forum for answers instead of posting in an existing thread about an unrelated issue.
However, that said, welcome. If you have the Kemper and your computer connected properly, and are running Rig Manager, copying rigs from the Kemper to Rig Manager is a matter of simply dragging and dropping. You can create folders as well to organize your rigs. Your Kemper, once connected, will show up in the sidebar in Rig Manager, and you can browse from there. If, for some reason, it doesn't show up, you might want to try an alternative USB cable.
