Somehow, I have a hunch they won't be too thrilled about someone coming in with their KPA and talking about "profiling" all of their expensive and rare amps.
They rent their amps http://www.ultrasoundampsales.com/, as soon as I'm out of the studio with the Dumble I can do anything I want 
well, the Dumble is 300 per day , same for the Trainwreck 
Wow, incredible room...if anybody is planning a trip to NYC for this, well I'm in. I've got some relatives in NY , time to visit them 
Hasn't he embraced the dark side of the force recently? 
maybe we need to wait for the axe fx profiling feature
Hi and welcome, waiting for the other 119 metal profiles you promised .... just kidding
Check the Room One profile from Pacocito...lot's of blues there as well...
Thanks, I'll do it.
Thanks, gonna check it out tonight. My bluesy side with this and the two Bassman is definitely satisfied 
Display MoreThere is no discussion until when or if it comes out of " Patent Pending" status.
Even if the patent is granted(could be in a month or years) it will not prohibit any company from cloning,copying,capturing or any other term they decide to apply to their device.
No one can own the process of profiling. Kemper would have to prove someone is doing it the "Patented Kemper Way" for it to potentially be a problem.
The patent office might grant a patent for a particular way of doing profiling that Kemper proves they invented. Not the generic process of profiling. Kemper didn't invent profiling. There may be something in the way Kemper does it that they invented, but that is all they could protect.
Let's see when and if they even get a patent issued, and what the patent says Kemper has the rights to.
Don't care much about this patent issue but to me Kemper invented profiling. Capturing the sonic quality of a cab (Redwirez etc) , of a desk , compressor, eq (Nebula) or of a room (Altiverb) doesn't exactly look like what the Kemper does. Never heard of profiling before the Kemper, never seen anything like this unit and the way it does what it does.
I have to agree that the noise gate needs a bit of improvement.
While it cuts the noise pretty great, it has a prob: take a highgain profile with high distortion, then roll your volume pot on the guitar back to 1 to clean up the tone. If the noise gate is engaged you get a really strange warbly/doubly sound. If you switch the noise gate off - you get a super sweet clean sound (with a touch of amp noise, obviously)
+ 1000
Sounds absolutely great, thanks a lot
I had an axefx 2 and a kemper for 2 weeks side. BY side to decide which one to keep. My criteria were sound and feel. I've been a tube guy since 1979 so do have a term of reference. I sent the axefx. Ack. Nice unit fantastic fx. Amps a definite improvement on on previous gen units but nowhere near the kemper in sound or feel. all my opinion of course. Wanted to like the axefx more than I did but it just didn't happen
So true, to me the axe fx II distortion (that's what I look for) always sounds like a great processed sound, those you find on albums and cds, even if you bypass the fxs The Kemper sound is rawer, reminds me the real sounds you get from a good head, no comp, no eq just pure sound . Obviousy the Kemper sound depends on how good the profile is (and yours EVH lead 2 is right now my main lead sound)
I own both units, to me Kemper sounds better and it was clear right from the early posts mDan wrote on TGP and the few soundclips I heard. I probably won't sell my Axe Fx 2 but the reality is that I play it not as much as I used to do and the problem is not about tweaking or anything like that , it's just the fact that the Kemper gives me a better guitar sound
It is really good ! I suggest you to download a few users profiles asap, I think some of them are better than those that come with the Kemper
They are there, most of them. The profile name is the one in the brackets, anyway that RB Head 
Imho
Display MoreDear sheguitarplayer,
you wrote:
Some amps have already been in the factory rigs, but they did not yet occur in the list. Here is the mapping to the mangled amp names (the rigs are in parentheses).
65 Amps London: London Trem Drive (Keith, London Color Clean)
Diezel Einstein: Petrol Albert (MS168-00)
Engl Ritchie Blackmore Signature: Angle RBS (MS176-00)
Kitty Hawk Eagle Series 2002: KH ES 2002 (MS171-00)
Lee Jackson XLS-1000: Mr. Jack Blues (Mr. Jack Blues)
One Stone Ludwig: 1StoneLud1 (MS159-00)
Soldano SLO100: Sold SLO100 (Breath)
Tech21 Sansamp: Sense (SANSAMP disto 2)
Traynor Custom Valve 40: (Trainer Clean)
Valve Train 416: Tube Train Dirty (Tube Train Dirty)
I have no idea about the "Groove Tubes Soul-o 75" and the "Tube Thomsen".
Best regards
DrTT
The Angle RBS sounds nothing like that Engl head I owned for more than 10 years 
Go to My Profile/settings/display settings/ and check the case "Show other Member's Avatars"
Get his home address, we'll have to 'liquidate' him.
he will be profiled and re-programmed
..and when I'm logged I can't see all the profiles avatars but I can when I'm logged out....not a big deal, just sayin'
Back to my noise gate problem...looks like spending some time with noise gate+clean sense+ dist sense can make a difference. I still think that some regular parameters would be more handy, anyway better today than yesterday. Thanks again for your suggestions guys
What do you guys think of the Kemper noise gate? I'm currently using Sheguitarplayer's EVH lead2 profile (by the way, thanks a lot) , gain at 3-4 pm (ok, it's a lot of gain but I'm talking here about HIGH GAIN profiles) and the noise is still there when I stop playing even if the intensity is around 5.0 . Even if I turn the noise gate all the way up (and I don't wanna do it because it alters the sound) the noise doesn't completely go away. I really think that it lacks a few parameters (the usual ones) that are needed when using high gain amps. Am I missing something? Maybe a secret menu where I can find threshold, ratio, attack , release???
Same problem today with last firmware while tweaking the cab settings, had to turn off the kpa to get the sound back
