Posts by pchamney

Thanks for the response. I'll have a look.

Hi guys,

I tried to profile an amp for the first time recently, and went through the routine.

I hooked it up, ran the profile directions on the Kemper, but after naming and hitting "Store", I don't know if it saved.

Where is it stored? On the Kemper itself I assume but where?

Can't see it in the browse on the unit, or in the Rig Manager.

Help.

Just came back after an uninstall/reboot/reinstall.

This fixed it for me.

Thanks to all who participated.

Thanks for the replies peeps. I'm going to try uninstalling/reinstalling the rig manager tonight...

I've restarted the Kemper rack, rebooted the computer, plugged/changed usb ports...

Doesn't seem like the unit is connecting although it shows in devices in windows.

As above. I updated the firmware tonight and I can't load previews...

Thank-you Monkey_Man, that will do it.

If I tweak a profile and store/rename it, is it stored and backed up in rig manager?

Yes, thanks, I found that. I'm just being a lazy recording engineer with hypothetically an unsure guitarist, and hoping I could quickly audition the type of sound before loading it. I'm sure once I've found a few rigs to make me comfortable, I can dial it in more closely.

Thanks guys.

First dumb question; I guess there's no way to audition rigs (sounds) in the rig manager?

Hello,

I'm new to Kemper. I read about it and just had to try one, so I purchased a rack unit as I mostly record artists into Cubase.

I'm a fairly old fart now. I've played in a few bands, and recorded in a couple of studios. I have my own modest home set up now.

I record into Cubase 9.5 through a UAD Apollo X6. I have a few outboard pre-amps, some middling monitors, and a handful of mics.

I'm testing for what would be the best signal path in for my set up and I've settled on S/PDIF so far.

I have nothing in the way of guitar amps any more, so here I am.

I mostly play a Gibson SG, but a lot of recordings will be done with a Telecaster. We also record mic'd acoustic, so the experiments will be fun.

Greetings to all!

Any suggestions?