Posts by lightbox

I know. But the FCB mode you were in, when you did the MIDIOX log doesn't fit to controlling Performance slots on the Profiler. And that's what confuses me. In Performance mode you don't use Program Changes, afaik.

Quote from clarkydaz

the DI was put through an amp at his request afterwards. that clip ends before he says the producer wanted it direct, but DG didn't like it

This!

Watch from 4:50 (or even better the whole thing):

Quote from kamin21

would you throw us a bone what your team is working on, Don?

I'm not Don, but here's my bone thrown:
They're working on an update

One question, because I'm kind of confused now:

Your MIDIOX log shows you were sending PC commands from your FCB, but you seem to be in Performance mode on your Profiler.
As far as I know (learned) the control of Performance slots is done using CC commands (e.g. CC #50-54 to directly address slots 1-5 of a performance).
Did you change something on your FCB when you did the video (control in Performance mode)?

You're not very familiar with bug hunting or narrow down a problem to find its cause, are you?
Of course, it's always helpful to see what a device is doing. Sometimes it can easily switch a simple guess into certainty.
If you actually see that the device sends only what it's supposed to send, then you know that no other MIDI controller on this very planet will solve the problem for you and the cause must be somewhere else. This is something you should do if you're interested in a solution.
With MIDIOX you can even try other things like: When does the MIDI controller send a command? When you press a button or when you release it again? Even these small things can make a difference and they are easy to discover using such a tool.

As Ingolf said, it's all on the wiKPA.org site, you just have to read it, we can't do that for you.
http://www.wikpa.org/Using_Specific_MIDI_Controllers

Cheers,
Martin

Problem is ... you can easily open regular links in new tabs but you can't easily open "tabbed" links in the same window.
These pesky links with target attributes _blank or _new are really out of fashion these days.

PS: Ctrl + left click works as well, not a bad idea to just get used to it.

At least this guy is still convinced of his own prediction and sticks with the POD HD500 until today.

You are 100% right, that you want your Profiler without issues. Don't worry to much about jokes being made, I'm pretty sure it's all in good spirit here. Nobody thinks you're going to use your Profiler as a wrist watch just because of the nice leather strap and the built-in clock. I would hate to wait a couple of weeks as well, patience is a tough challenge.

Quote from LP_Freak

... or were they supposed to be emailed to me.

They are not emailed to you. All you get via email is the download links. But it's the same link that you get in your Purchase History.
And once again: You do NOT copy the rar file, you have to uncompress it and copy the *.kipr files to the Shared folder on your pen drive.
Also make sure, you're in BROWSER mode on the Profiler when you want to import rigs.

Quote from LP_Freak

Yes, I formatted it first. I forgot to mention that.

If it's formatted by the Profiler (not your computer!), then just copy the rigs to the "Shared\Rigs" folder.

I filed a feature request but the response isn't very optimistic about getting a solution.
Actually Kemper seems to be under the impression that this is only the request from ONE individual and that makes it a low priority feature.
Also they tell me that this additional feature would make the Profiler more complicated for ALL (erm WHAT? ) and nobody knows how many clients would ask what this is good for.
Wow, this really sounds more than strange to me, to be honest. They haven't been shy to implement crazy stuff like Formant Shift ... but a simple additional option in the Output menu would totally blow up support? Hm, they can't be serious about that, can they?

Slow down and follow the explanation given in post #2.

I like the bubble as well, but I would appreciate if we could have a simple cents scale below the bubble

Same here, happens in heel and toe position. Have to calibrate with a little loss on travel on both positions to reach min and max values reliably.

Quote from ckemper

It's true, I had to take the volume pedal function out for the direct outputs due to technical reasons. I am sorry for that.

Any chance to get it back, e.g. as a "Git+Volume" option ... even if it's only available on S/PDIF Out?

Already got an answer from support.
This is by intention, the volume pedal can't get recorded on a DI track. So if you're playing with the volume pedal involved, you have to do the volume pedal again when re-amping .... or find a way to record the MIDI CC #7 at the same time, so it can be sent to the Profiler while re-amping.
One "solution" suggested by support is to switch off all stomps and the stack section and then select "STACK" to record a DI track ... but seriously, who wants to play while listening to a DI signal?

Wow, this isn't exactly perfect. I wish we had the choice. Dont know what you guys think about that. Valid feature request? Another option "Git+Volume"?

Same behavior with a non-MIDI expression pedal set to Volume.
There's no way to record a DI track including the volume pedal changes through the Profiler.
Will contact support about this.

Firts of all, this is not Gianfranco's site ... consider it to be OUR site, a community driven effort. Everyone can contribute.

Second, maybe this specific page should have been called "Fun Stuff" ... the stuff you want to read when you want to waste some time reading the funny side of the Profiler world.

... and the rest of your comment (including your question) must be ironic, so I won't comment or answer that.

Yes, I agree to some degree, although I wouldn't dare to pre-judge the resulting quality of the profiles. The start might be hard, there's a learning curve (and lots of time testing) for sure. But some develop an amazing talent to profile amps and build great rigs from the profiles ... this talent is not restricted to those who already had a chance to prove it.
But it might be a bit optimistic to buy a Profiler with the intention to profile 100+ amps (and post that publicly even before the very first try). Hope this guy will take his time and play the magic box a while before starting to profile all day long, hehe.

PS: The linked thread is yet another example, why I'm not registered on any other gear forum. What a difference this Kemper Forum makes!