Morgan, Benson, Matchless, the Mesa Transatlantic is a great pick as well.
Posts by madmarcus1960
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I am not trying to deny it worked for you, but why test the theory every time there is an update of Rig Manager. It is very easy to use the way described by Kemper.
More about being misquoted due to quoting the wrong poster. Besides if it works it works. Some can use my experiences or not. I just added what worked for me, not the only way to do it. Why someone got offended is not my problem, but don't put words in my mouth. I can get in enough trouble with what I actually say.
G String, Karlic, peace out, we're all KPA brothers trying to help each other.
PS: I've never lost profiles updating to a new revision of RM or a new OS. Call me fortunate, apparently. Also my approach worked with a new install of RM for the 1st time. My library was empty at that point and brought over from the old PC. Maybe that's why I was able to do it. Now that the new PC is live, I'll be using backups generated on the same PC.
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I trashed your response because it is not that simply. It feels like I've posted at least 10 times that moving folders from one system to the other might not result in what you want to achieve. Rig Manager has a backup function, for exactly the purpose of moving data from one system to another. I've mentioned that in post #11 and also #13.
Oh G String, reread the thread from the beginning, you trashed me instead of the poster that actually said to move the folder. GOOD JOB representing KEMPER.
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It does seem a bit heavy handed, but you have to consider it might not work for someone taking your advice. Then they might potentially lose their library, which involves a lot of hours fine tuning many profiles.
I too got lucky with various working methods not prescribed for rig manager, but will now follow the recommended methods. I could not afford to lose the live set!
That's why I copied the backup and did not remove it from the old PC. It's on both, works on both. In fact after the adding more profiles to the RM after creating a backup the first time, I repeated the process on the old PC, COPY to thumbdrive, PASTE to the folder created on the new PC when I installed RM on it. For some reason people are reading that I copied the entire RM folder from one PC to the other and that is never what I said!
One more time the BACKUP F-I-L-E from PC 1 was in the naturally generated RM backup folder on PC 2 and then imported. All my profiles I've added for 2 years were there and accessible. If this is not suppose to work, then call it a miracle, because it did work.
Done beating a horse with people that don't read thoroughly. Goosh, just trying to help the OP, not start a thread war.
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I trashed your response because it is not that simply. It feels like I've posted at least 10 times that moving folders from one system to the other might not result in what you want to achieve. Rig Manager has a backup function, for exactly the purpose of moving data from one system to another. I've mentioned that in post #11 and also #13.
I did not say to move the folder, in fact I said more than once only move the file itself and then import it. It worked for me, fact. May be you should reread my post as i believe you misread it or misinterpreted it. Chill out dude. We are saying the same process.
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G String, don't know why you trashed my response. My process worked for me ....FACT. Learn to respect others, even if they don't agree with you.
In the event that my process is not supposed to work, consider idiots luck. Either way I have all my profiles and performances from my old PC on my new PC by copying over the the backup file, not folder.
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I've played around with MODO Bass and a sequencer in Reaper with good results. Obviously not as realistic as playing, but great for scratching out song ideas. Especially using the slap technique, which I can't get the hang of.
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Thanks, your got some magic sauce. Your stuff it right up there in my opinion, and I'm a big Tone junkie fan.
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No worries, bagged the Silver Jubilee and the StuG pack with the offer. Great stuff as always.
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T, one suggestion for your site would be to put a latest release date next to the files/pack on one's account. If you miss a posting in this forum, you might miss that you added a revision. I don't know how doable it is, but it would help. You roll them out so quick it's hard to keep up! lol
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Should be able to get some Neil Young crunch out of that.
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Every bit as good as expected. Played my PRS S2 C24 w/SD AlNiCo IIs for 1.5 hours on just one profile. Unbelievable detail.
Great job.
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I know, but he has a few hundred dollars of my dough, still getting 20% off wouldn't hurt either of us. I literally have bought everything up until now, call me jaded.
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For someone that owns every other pack, and has not been able to take advantage of any of his sales other than the seemingly constant 20% off for previous customers, I'll wait until it's on sale or live without it. I'm sure the price most likely reflect Stu G getting a piece of the action. Forgive me if that's an assumption. Nice guy, loved the the videocast/podcast.
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All I did was backup the RM on my old laptop and move that file to my new W10 desktop and import it into it's RM. Everything I've accumulated was there.
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Played through the FAVs and a few others. Very well done. Very articulate. Played using a PRS S2 Custom 24 w/ SD AlniCo IIs. Very sweet.
Keep bringing something unique and I'll be a paying customer.
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Merry Xmas, Thanks!
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Merry Xmas Mike for Marc from Tupelo in NH! I have only used drive pedals for gain/grit/sustain/saturation in front of the Kemper since I bought it.
Keely modded TS9, Fulldrive 2, Tumnus(small), SD-1, Euphoria, all my fuzzes. It's way better route to go than the onboard drives. JMHO.
Better you found out the hard way than not. That's why I use mostly clean to edge of breakup profiles and mix pedals in to get what inspires me.
By the way your FX setups have helped me a lot.
Have happy, healthy, and prosperous New Year!
