are you sure the SPDIF connection is properly synced?
the Profiler has to be Master.
Posts by DonPetersen
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very cool!
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Like I said, when I selected the Kemper which takes the signal from the guitar through the KPA and into the reference amp, out the speaker, in the mic and into the KPA it doesn't do it. But as soon as I select the reference amp option on the profiler, it sounds like a tv set to the snow channel.
'Kemper Amp' plays the profile when A/B-ing, or before profiling the last selected profile.
'Reference' plays the Profiler -> Amp -> Cab -> Mic signal chain.
any chance to patch 'Send' to the XLR Return with just a cable?
anyway, I think it's a good idea to contact support. -
when profiling the cable, did you try the xlr return as well?
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Hi,
I'm a self confessed junkie for the D-style sounds of Larry Carlton and Robben Ford.
Therefore I'd be very interested to learn what profiles you use when you want to play stuff like that?Thanks!
Mats N
Your stuff.
I thought I was being clever and looked for 'Ethos' in the Rig Exchange...
and guess who made it...
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Don can you say more about parallel compression? What is different in the effect of compression this way?
a compressor usually compresses the whole signal.
since our compressor has a mix control, you can mix the compressed signal with the uncompressed signal.the classic parallel compression sound would be a heavily 'crushed' signal (shortest possible attack & check out the squash parameter)
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about your browser issue:
please try to delete the cache and restart the browser.about the 'user defined filters':
the Rig Manager pretty much covers this, since you can add up to two subfolders to your local rigs,
for exsample:
artist / album (or project)or
artist album / song
this should be much easier to handle than additional (user) view filters
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in my experience even a very good amp cannot rescue a bad player, quite the contrary actually.
ever heard a hack play over something like a Matchless?
truely horrifyingbut if "bad player + good amp" works for you, then all you have to know is that the Profiler behaves just like an amp.
it also features a few very simple to operate parameters that can not be found on traditional amps, like adjustable power amp sag, compression within the amp (very cool), a pick control and a very good compressor, that can also do parallel compression.
Some of those might actually help to even out a performance a bit, but to tell you the truth, one of the best things a bout the Profiler is how dynamically it reacts to pickups, technique, picking etc.again, in my experience, if the performance suffered, there's generally no technological fix for that.
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We recorded a whole record using the Kemper for the guitars and bass. I fail to find which profile we used but it was one of the factory profiles which we tweaked (and EQ'd). Here's a playthru of one of the songs:
Youtube Linkcool!
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as with most guitar related lingo, there really is no definition.
pushed means to me for example to use a booster or OD with very little drive and high level in front of the amp, thereby pushing it into overdrive. -
Couldn't see this on the forum anywhere - i'm surprised as it is rather obvious.
The fields are unchangeable. Is this intentional?yes, it is the same way in the tag editor of the Rig Exchange.
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absolutely.
just connect the USB drive and restore your BU.
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I keep having an issue, if i have saved a profile without reverb or delay, after about 15 minutes...they engage themselves. Any solutions?
do you have a MIDI device connected?
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Thank you. I'm so out of touch with amps didn't realise that until in the local music store
What was the difference between the two peavey 5150's??? Anything at all ??
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I would like the option to have the Stomp A/B (aka DI) part of the parallel signal path to flow through the effects section (X/Mod/Delay/Reverb). In other words, I can choose whether to mix it back into the signal right after the stack section or all the way at the end of the chain. I definitely want the darker "dry" path to have delay/reverb. Otherwise, the delay/reverb will sound a bit thin.
you could use the Direct Mix parameter in the Amp section to mix in DI signal that also goes through the post effects.
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you can get a free demo of one of their IR collections from their website.
personally, before I came to Kemper, I used Redwirez IRs with an Ultra pretty much on every patch.
I had a list of IR mixes I kept working on and trying suggestions of other Redwirez users.I converted these mixes into .kiprs with the Cabmaker, loaded them into the Profiler and, yes, they sound just like I remember.
(and older recordings confirmed this).Did I keep them?
No.
i much prefer the 'real world' cab and mic combinations of profiles to the somewhat academic approach to mic every cab with every mic in every position. (even the demo cab has 777 IRs) -
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OK guys, quick update....
Thanks for all your help, it seems to main problem was the peaveys. Obviously they share the same internal noise gate, which is why i was able to capture crunch tones but not high gain ones. Ive tried loads of my amps since and its all been very successful. Some of the real high gain tones still need some tweaking, but thats all there is to it. And lets be honest, the KPA costs around half the price of some of these heads, so the fact it can get the tone in the first place is impressive enough.
Ive put a couple of ENGL E530 preamp and JMP-1 Preamp profiles on the rig exchange is you wanna see how its going now. Oddly enough, i've found that the KPA is totally capable of capturing the tube screamer as long as its running as a clean boost (gain at 0) regardless of the comments in the manual saying otherwise.
Ill be putting up some profiles of some HnK amps soon because I'm seeing a shortage of the on the rig exchange.
Thanks again for all the help,
James
good to hear!
looking forward to try the profiles you made!
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Problem solved. I searched the internet and found that I could do a "Reset" of the MOTU 828mkii by disconnecting the firewire cable, pressing Setup, then Select, then Value. It reset it to the factory defaults. Now, no more pops and no more shutting down SPDIF every minute or so. Somehow it got corrupted. It may or may not have anything to do with the software I installed. Noting here for my future searches or if anyone else has an older MOTUI product.
glad you found a solution.thread moved
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haha, I forgot about this one
