Hey guys,
I have never played any big solos (soli) but we (my band) just wrote a song which could possibly need one.
Although I cannot achieve a nice and sharp solo sound like The Black Dahlia Murder or Thy Art Is Murder.
What effects do I need but Delay and some Reverb? Or do you change parameters of your lead profile for the "solo profile"?
Thanks in advance!
cheers
How about a classic Marshall JCM (on low gain)? I'm pretty sure you can achieve a similar sound with some fuzz or other effects
Or as you mentioned try a orange thunderverb profile!
Damn and I thought I was lucky when I got 100€ off for my non-powered 
Great deal! You'll love the KPA! 
i think i replied to a very similar support ticket 2 days ago.
In which mode are you using the Profiler? Browse or perform?
In Browse mode you need to manually assign program change numbers to the rigs that you want to call up over MIDI. In perform mode each slot of a performance is already preassigned to a certain midi program change number and all you need to do is load the desired rig into these slots and store the performance afterwards.
Aaahhh!
I am dumb. I have never used/tried the perfom mode since! There it works! Thanks a lot 
Hi,
When using my MidiMoose foot controller with the Kemper, I can switch between stock profiles but imported profiles get skipped!
Example: profile 1 is stock, profile 2 is imported from rig manager, profile 3 is stock.
When I press button 1, I get profile 1, when I press button 2, I get profile 3! 
I already contacted Tech21 support but they told me that the MidiMoose is a 'dumb' tool which could not skip anything or something like that and the fault
must be on KPA side (or on mine).
Any suggestions how to solve this?
Hi,
I bought a MidiMoose after reading how great and simple it is working with the KPA.
And that is true as far as for the stock profiles. When switching between profiles with the switch,
every profile that I have imported with the rig manager gets skipped.
Example: Preset 1 is stock, preset 2 imported, preset 3 is stock
When I press button 1 I get to preset 1, when I press button 2 I get to preset 3!!
Any solutions to this?
Sounds A LOT like foo fighters...but very good! Like the sound!
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Hi guys.
I run a KPA with a Palmer Macht power amp and a peavey 412JS cab.
The thing that is bugging me is that my sound is awful (very crispy) when I use a DI profile (cab sim OFF) but sounds
pretty neat when I am using a merged profile with cab sim ON.
I read multiple times that you MUST turn it off when playing through a real cabinet...but what about my case?
Or maybe my cabinet is damaged (or just bad)?
cheers
Hi guys.
I am playing an 8-string on drop E with my KPA over a palmer power amp and an old 4x12 peavey cab.
Not really satisfied with the sound of the cab though.
I consider buying a used camper plus (1x12) FRFR for a pretty cheap price OR save up and get a 2x12 mesa cab (I guess I will not need any other cab for the sound I want to achieve).
However I am not sure what would fit my needs better. The mesa is 3x the price of the FRFR but I don't know if the FRFR can deliver a great sound in rehearsals when confronted with an 8-string
and the other guitarist playing over a 4x12.
What do you guys think? Go for the FRFR or save up some bucks and buy a mesa?
(I will need the cab for rehearsals only)
cheers
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@MustBeWasabi I think very highly of this company and its products and this is a very cheap solution to put together a FRFR cabinet.
However, given that your other guitarist uses a 4x12, I'd suggest looking into something with more speakers, like the Camper 212.
http://www.kpa-solutions.com/frfr-cabinets/camper-212/
Since it is specifically designed as a FRFRcabinet, you should get a very pleasing sound out of it.
Of course, the price tag is really high, at 999 euros for the passive version.
"camper"....sorry for that!
So you think the camper plus kit will not be loud enough for band rehearsals?
And yes 999 euros is too much at the moment...just bought the kemper last month..
"Currently I am not satisfied with the sound the cab delivers."
Dude 
By definition these are not called monitors but PA or FOH. Monitors on stage for the audience? No.
Ah! sorry for that. So I meant PA
Hi guys.
I am currently playing with an old peavey 4x12 cab (don't know the model but I am pretty sure it is a cheap one) and my KPA with an palmer macht power amp.
Currently I am not satisfied with the sound the cab delivers.
I saw that some guy is selling the camper plus box for 200€ and I was thinking if that (little?) box is loud enough for rehearsals (our other guitar player plays over a 4x12).
Should I go for it? Or save up some money for a Mesa cab?
(I will use the equipment only for rehearsals)
greetings
Thanks!
Just for clarification...the red channel has more gain than the blue right?
Monitors are never for the audience.Per definition monitors are for monitoring your own sound.
Whether you prefer FRFR or guitar cab or both is personal preference.
What? Every stage has monitors towards the audience (monitor = speaker)
I read that for best live sound you can go through monitors (for the audience) and use a cab on stage (there should be always a cab free to use) as monitor for yourself. The setup is also described in the manual!
Got my KPA 2 weeks ago and was very pleased when I saw 2 picks and 2 stickers
Display MoreToday I have upgraded my desk (adding custom made shelf) so it looks better now
Greetings
Looks like you have upgraded your camera as well
also, your band is pretty dope!
i play in a generic hardcore band right now but playing in a band called Years Spent Cold for a while which is similar to your bands style. you guys are way heavier though.
thanks buddy!
got something to listen to?
That profile should fit perfectly for heavy music!
that might be something for you:
http://erglabs.bigcartel.com/product/erglabs-evh-peavey-6534
