I really would love to see the USB keyboard support in one of the future firmwares.
Tagging the profiles with the wheel is kinda.... annoying
USB keyboard support
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mDan -
January 5, 2012 at 11:20 PM -
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Or even better, a iphone/ipad app to control & config your KPA.
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I would even be happy to edit the attributes and names using a text-editor on my computer.
*** just read the warning to edit even names, oops ***
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I really would love to see the USB keyboard support in one of the future firmwares.
Tagging the profiles with the wheel is kinda.... annoying+1
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Essential! Next on the list, please! I can't even be bothered to save my own tweaks meantime!
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hmmm ok,
but I would prefer a little programm, so I can tag my profiles on my computer. Just like a MP3 Tag Editor
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I think support for USB keyboards would be a great helper. Also, it should be fairly easy to implement on the Linux system. Simply add a HID driver for the text input fields. Kemper Developers, please make this happen!
Thanks!
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Now!
I'm not going to tag anything with this bs knob twiddling crap!
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The USB keyboard is a really cool idea... I could use one right now...
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YES!!!! PLEASE!!!!
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This can't come soon enough. I just created my first two profiles and it took longer to enter all the data than to do the actual profiling!!
Please support USB keyboards so people are encouraged to fill in all the metadata - it will make searching so much easier further down the road when there are tens of thousands of profiles!
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I can do this by upload the rig file and there is a online tag editor, and then you can download and delete them from the web.
Just what we have now.
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Good point!
Didn't think about it -
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I notice there's a network port on the back....so here's the most innovative and universally versatile way I've seen a device configuration utility implemented.
Create an embedded webserver with DHCP (so clients have zero config to connect) that pushes a web-based editor to any browser based client. That would allow PC, Mac, iPhone, iPad, Android, Linux...and any other web client to connect and access the KPA. I sell an idustrial device that does has that and it is cool. No software to install, updates come with the firmware. Its way cool. You would be shocked at how robust and interactive a web-client can be....sliders, dials, charts, buttons, etc.
Be the first and embed your software utilities IN the device. This is nothing new for network peripherals like wireless access points, etc.
bd
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I notice there's a network port on the back
That's just the connector for the upcoming controller.... -
oops, I just saw this thread after I created a similar one. Can the mods delete that one? Anyway, this is sorely needed!
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That's just the connector for the upcoming controller....I dont't think so. Connect the rj 45 port and test it with your browser.
The kemper has an built in webserver.
Try it.