Posts by paults
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The range is still plenty for stage work. Just as long as you don't walk around the way Buddy Guy did
It certainly worked for Buddy Guy, but, I prefer to stay on the stage, and in the lights
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At the risk of stating the obvious, unless someone has the same pickup, and the same distance from the pickup to the strings, there will be a difference in gain. The pickup can be adjusted, or, much easier, the Gain of the Profile can be adjusted,
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My guess is he built his own version of a battery-powered inductance coil string driver (like an eBow), and put that little antennae on it as a joke. It may have been too simple of a circuit to avoid patent infringement, or just too specialized of a product when he was ready to release his own line.
EDIT: I just watched more of the video than I did the first time. I agree with the the below comment - it looks like he is using a signal splitter box, as a guitar slide. Like the one in the picture, but with a metal case.
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It is not possible the way you describe. External switch assignment is global - it cannot be assigned per Rig/Performance Slot.
If the switch is assigned to a specific effects slot, It is possible to assign a different effect in the slot in different rigs, and use the switch to turn them on/off. For example, with the switch assigned to Effects Slot A, a rig could have a wah or a delay or a chorus (etc) stored in Effects Slot A, and the switch would turn the loaded effect on/off.
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You could could use the stereo USB outs and the analog DI out. The guitar input is an analog signal, too.
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I don’t know if it also controls the expression pedal or not, but is the minimum volume knob on the pedal turned down all the way?
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If I only start with BM, they will appear randomly between all the other BM profiles in the browse mode..
You could start the names of all of the Liquid Profiles with something like BM-L, BM-Lqd, etc.
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The matching cabinet for this amp is the kind that no one builds anymore, with three 15" speakers.
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Instead of using cab maker, Import it into the Rig Manager Presets folder. It will be converted to a Cabinet Preset.
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It is in the System Settings.
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My apologies!
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I misunderstood the question - comment deleted.
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Thank you!
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Look at all the sort options and browse mode. I’m not at my profile or at the moment, but I seem to remember one of the choices is a sort view that shows the most recently imported profiles first.
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Im really confused on the liquid profiling feature. All these current liquid profiled amps that are available for far, are these just available to make your own profile or has Kemper actually came out with any stock liquid profiles of these amps at all? If so where do I find them to test them out. I don't see any stock presets or profiles at all since updating. and I don't own most of these amps to make my own profiles.
Am I missing something?
There are three Liquid Profile Rig Packs provided by Kemper at this point. They can be found in Rig Manager, or directly downloaded from: https://www.kemper-amps.com/downloads/10/Rig-Packs
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what store is that again? Is it still available?
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I can think of plenty of reasons to have multiple rigs in a liquid profile pack. Different tone control settings and gain control settings for Sweet Spot, different Mike’s, different mic placement, different cabinets. And, there are all the different effect settings that could work well with all of those other combinations.
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That will mess up my other pages. I only zoom in and out of wav files.
It doesn't affect other tabs in Chrome, just the one with the Forum.
