Hello community,
Has anyone figured out what is the reason that the rig button on the player do light up now while tuning (since the last update)? They seem to indicate the note but I did not find any references to it so far ...
Thanks in advance! 
A full newbie on Kemper but I'm sold! 
euh, yes, I play BASS! 
I found out, i was going to do a video, when the middle rig (3) button lights white you're on "E" if the rig button 2 and 3 lights up, you're on Eb, if rig button 2 light up alone you're on "D",
When you tune the other strings of middle rig (3) lights up then your on standard tuning, if you're tuning 5th string it detects A and lights yellow , and for Ab same as I explained before. It's the same with all strings, so Kemper does detect the note and interpret it as lighting up rig buttons as reference, I stopped using a my clip poly tune after figuring out this
I had no idea! So no indication if you're sharp?
... , I stopped using a my clip poly tune after figuring out this
Exactly the same here! 😆
I had no idea! So no indication if you're sharp?
Quote from From the Player manual:Display More
The three TUNER LEDs on the front of the PROFILER Player are always active, so you can monitor your tuningwhile you play. Even when you're not in tuning mode, the LEDs give you general information as to whether your
guitar is in tune or not. If a guitar string is far out of tune, only the outer LEDs will be on. As your string gets closer to
the correct tuning, the middle LED becomes brighter. If your string is in tune, only the middle LED will be lit. So, to
tune your strings, make sure that the white LED in the middle is on, and the surrounding green LEDs are both off.
If you want a more advanced tuner, you can either hold the TAP / TUNER button for a moment or press an assigned
foot switch or put an expression pedal configured as Volume Pedal into heel position to activate Tuner Mode. While
Tuner Mode is engaged, the LED row on the front panel will act as a needle tuner. Alternatively, you can use the
BANK button to switch to strobe tuner.
from what i can work out, the middle LED (button 3) is standard tuning and the LEDS either side are for the notes a semitone lower/higher.
Standard tuning E-notes appear white.
the bank-button toggles between strobe and needle tuner
the tap button exits tuner-mode
if you are more than a couple of semitones away from your desired tuning you might need further assistance in a noisy environment.
