Did all the same again - this time it works - strange 
Same problem here with 6911, 6972 + 7012. Can't reproduce it. Sometimes it is ok, sometimes it is crap.
There are similar threads in this forum. Let's hope that the support guys have a look at the forum.
Got this on 1.01 when profiling my dual showman at a quiet volume. Volume OK with just the amp component so I've loaded up a different cab., one of Tills Marshall 4 x 12, and it's OK. A shame, as I'd like to have got it with my 4 x 12 bassman 100 cab with Utah speakers (which everybody claims are crap, but I think sound great).
Please send a report to Kemper via their contact form... just in case they don't catch it here.
I had massive problems with this yesterday. A good amount of the profiles i created were tonally destroyed. When i select those after profiling i almost die because of the loud distorted feedback...
Save the new profile on the usb key, restore the last backup and load it again, you should be fine. Looks like the adjustment to the input/output structure remains after profiling
Save the new profile on the usb key, restore the last backup and load it again, you should be fine. Looks like the adjustment to the input/output structure remains after profiling
Do have any further information on this? Got a reply from the kemper guys stating that they cannot replicate this problem.
Got a reply from the kemper guys stating that they cannot replicate this problem.
How can this be? We got at least 4 different guys in this thread all saying they got this problem at some point. Did everybody sent detailed error reports via the contact form?
I had the same problem after trying (unsuccesfully) to profile S-Gear. Was everything sounding like crap, I Have solve it macking a backup, extracting the rigs, restoring a previous backup and re-importing the rigs. Everthing fine after that.
Ive just done a series of 3 profiles, moving the mic around nothing more. 1st 2 profiles fine, 3rd profile had the same problems as described on this thread. Have sent an email to support.
Working on the mesa cab profiles yesterday, i took about 20 profiles and it happenend twice.
Still cannot say what is the reason for this. Could it be that it is just overloading the A/D convertor of the Return input? Has anybody checked it it happens more often with a hot input signal? Does it happen when you use a single dynamic mic with the XLR mic input? Or do you all use a submixer with the TRS input, like i did?
Anyway i think we really need a level indicator for the return signal...
Anyway i think we really need a level indicator for the return signal...
The Master led act as clipping indicator of the return level while in profiling mode
The Master led act as clipping indicator of the return level while in profiling mode
Thx, did not know that. So lets all make sure to have a look on the led when profiling.
To help the kemper guys in narrowing down this error, my guess is that it has something to do with the altering of the value for the return input volume before profiling. In the last 2 days i did about 50 profiles and only got this error twice in the beginning. A few days ago, i had this problem every two or three profiles. Thinking about it, i now remember that i changed the return volume frequently when i had the problem often. In the last two days i did not change the value anymore but use the output volume control of my Mackie submixer in order to keep the levels balanced. With the output level meter on my submixer it is not just guessing that your levels are consistent.
Could you guys please check this? This error really needs to be sorted out asap.
Yeah, the return level is screwy. I keep it at -32db and feed it line level. Anything else seems to be asking for trouble.
Yeah, the return level is screwy. I keep it at -32db and feed it line level. Anything else seems to be asking for trouble.
-32db???
Are you putting a mixer into the XLR mic level input or how are you getting such a hot signal? I put my mixer into the TRS return input and stay at -18db. I thought the XLR input is for mics only.
Emulated output from a Fender Princeton Recording Amp. It's pretty hot, and I feed it to the TRS jack (it is balanced?) input on the K. I might mic it up but it's only a 10" speaker and there are enough good cabs for the K as is. I figured an emulated output would at least be a different 'cab' to use.
Anyhow, playing around with the output level on the K seems very flakey. If I don't set it and it reads 0db it sounds fine before profiling but after is hellish! So I have to remember to physically adjust the control - when I move it off zero the level jumps way up! - to -32db.
Same issue here.
I have profiled 2 amps with very accurate results, but getting back to browse mode after tagging led them to sound loud and muffled. 
