I mean you can connect the Stymon directly to its midi IN.
You can use: KEMPER MIDI IN > KEMPER MIDI THRU > STRYKON MIDI IN if you need to ALSO control The Kemper via Midi.
i use this configuration to send MIDI in different channels to a Video Computer for shows
thanks, i know and i do it...
the trouble is to control the strymon with his own pc editor via midi through the kemper. i must always change the cabling and it's borring
If you configure the MIDI THRU as a second MIDI output it looses its capability to pass thru MIDI information. The PROFILER doesn't merge internal generated MIDI with externally received MIDI data. Its either a real MIDI THRU or a second MIDI OUT. So, while editing the Strymon you might need to change the cabling.
sorry for the looooong time.
i use midi out, not the midi thru, i ve got only 1 external fx : the timeline.
...all of this for a MP3 export... 
i can use my strymon in performance, it 's not the trouble.
the trouble is just to edit the strymon via midi when it's connected to the kemper.
hello young people, I am exposing you a small problem:
I have a strymon in the kemper loop, connected at midi to the kemper. I try to drive it with the editor of strymon: nixie.
And it's just impossible!
The kemper does not allow information to pass through. Nixie doesn't find the strymon ( i ve try midi out and midi through with same result)
Has anyone made it? If yes, how? (connection, kemper adjustment, strymon adjustment)
Thanks
I have to unplug the strymon and put it either in the midi of my sound card or in an external midi box
(os : 7.1.5)
le 2 et 3 sont dans la boite mais je n'ai pas de temps pour le montage "pour le moment"
I'm certainly not an advocate for a Kemper 2 "just because". But what makes you so sure a Kemper Profiler 2 would not justify the investment? All I read from your post is "money, money, money" ... money you don't have in your pocket anyway because you have spent it on the Kemper Profiler already. You want to sell it and get most of your money back? Sell it now. But what will you replace it with? Or you want to keep it? Then what's the fuss about money? I have a hard time understanding you.
Hello, allow me to introduce myself, Steph, from Belgium, teacher and owner of 2 houses and 3 apartments (so 4 rental buildings).
In 25 years of music, I have only bought 3 guitars (my Gibson LP studio is my most expensive) and 2 amps (the second being the kemper).
I have money BUT I only spend it on things that I think are necessary and useful to me. Very thoughtful purchases.
The Kemper was developed on hardware that was already "outdated" at the base (very old dsp, insignificant ram) but the kemper's software is very efficient and can still be improved.
The release of a kpa2 would mean the end of software development.
Display MoreWhat could be improved in a version 2, that can't be done in the current hardware?
1) Two amp/cab possibilities. How about a parallel mode, where you hear two amps/cabs in parallel with the ability to pan them center or spread out in Stereo? How about a toggle mode so that the two amps/cabs could instead be toggled within the same rig? How about a doubling effect and controls for this in the amp block so that it sounds like two amps/cabs are being used when only one is?
2) How about one or two more effect slots on either side of the amp section with an extra effects block part of the parallel options we have in the current generation?
3) How about fully stereo signal path; mono by nature effects such as overdrives could be left in the center by default or panned left or right?
4) How about more effect loops similar to the Helix setup?
5) The ability to be an audio interface.
6) Bigger screen
7) perhaps six soft buttons along with 6 knobs above AND below the much bigger screen. This would reduce the need for as many feature specific buttons and knobs, since the bigger screen and extra buttons could be shared for many features.
1) no need for studio. For a lot of us, it 's already difficult to have/find a (one) good sound...
2) 8 fx, it's already huge (+2 with midi)
3) ...disto, stereo...no.
4) ok
5) NOOOOOOO! extra price if you have already an audio card (all studios 've their audio cards)
6) No need, in live, you don't look your gear but the audiance. At home, you're using your computer.
7) all this things (hardware) have a cost. Editor is more easy.
hi, i am having a hard time understanding you.
Every time a new machine comes out you whine to get a kemper 2. But let's be logical 2 minutes and imagine kemper2 comes.
This would mean a devaluation of kemper 1 (loss of money) and a migration to kpa2 (therefore still loss of money) to obtain a product whose upgrades would not justify such an investment compared to what kemper 1 brings .
By your comments, you push the firm to release a kemper 2 and therefore to abandon the possible improvements of kemper 1.
I think Nixie works only for Strymon modulation/dela/rev etc... and does not control the Strymon iridium, which is the only pedal I am using with the Kemper.
you re right, it s not nexie, it's Strymon Impulse Manager. but it's still a midi software like nexie
Hey, I am not sure what you mean by the nexies?
I am sending PC messages from the kemper to the iridium, the midi cable goes from iridium into OUT on the midi port in tieback if the Kemper
Nexies is the editor for strymon fx
si tu étais connecté "avant" sur rig manager, peut-etre a t il gardé une trace (j'ai déjà récupéré des fichiers ainsi)
autrement, non.
Question, can you control your strymon with Nexies?
i can't send signal to the kemper...
Many users experience problems with the expression pedal range on new FCB1010's, in which one or both pedals do not transmit a full range of controller values from 0-127 (0x00-0x7F). the way to fix this is to follow the steps outlined below.
Keep footswitches 1 and 3 pressed while switching on the unit (This bit you can't do standing up!). Release the switches when the display blanks. The LEDs on the footswitches, the ones on the display and each segment of the two numeric displays will turn on and off in sequence.
Wait until all footswitch LEDs are on. Depress all footswitches one at a time, including UP and DOWN, until all LEDs are off.
Wait until relay switch test is finished. (There will be a couple of mechanical clicks, and the display will end up reading "F1" (at least, it did on mine)). [Also, if you have connected a MIDI cable between the MIDI in and out, the display will show "A1" before this, meaning the midi ports work correctly.]
Press DOWN once.
Adjust the left expression pedal (A) to the lowest value. Once adjusted press UP.
Adjust the left expression pedal (A) to the highest value. Once adjusted press UP.
Adjust the right expression pedal (B) to the lowest value. Once adjusted press UP.
Adjust the right expression pedal (B) to the highest value. Once adjusted press UP.
Select a patch which has both pedals set to their full range, and check the expression pedals now send 0-127 (0x00-0x7F)
he is not trolling, he really doesn't understand the kemper's logic.
As indicated in the manual, "mono loop" is used to activate the effects loop for a mono effect external to the kemper. The looper is native and does not need any "options" to work.
And no, you must not set the external pedals on "dual switch" for the looper, this config is not the most responsive
light is red = Aux input actived...
switch this light...
yes kemper is expensive but the manual is free and the more interresting tool to understand how works the kemper.
For information, we tried to explain it in full length via fb. We explained to him that the error came from him and not from kemper, that HIS logic did not correspond to that of the machine ... he then insulted us (@...hole ...). We backlisted it from our facebook page. Here,I'm still nice, I just answered his other questions whose answers are in the manual...
Hello, as indicated in the manual, a rig contains, as a first information, everything that is in the "input" menu. So yes, by default it's locked but a lot of us use different guitars live, with different input settings and so our input menu is no longer locked.
It is therefore perfectly logical to have the Rig at the start of the chain
