Hmmmm... is it like this?
I record direct guitar on a track and thek I can apply Kemper's profile with this VST and change to another profile if I want to?
AS well as I can save session in DAW and all will be remembered?
The plugin doesn't do anything audio wise. But you can store the rig you used in case you need it later for overdubs etc.
no, this seems to be just storing preset used for recording for your bookkeeping. It doesn't automatically change patch on KPA for you. This needs to be done manually via D'n'D. I think it is very useful plugin - so many times I forget which profile I used for recording wet signal!
Agreed. This will be extremely useful.
no, this seems to be just storing preset used for recording for your bookkeeping. It doesn't automatically change patch on KPA for you. This needs to be done manually via D'n'D. I think it is very useful plugin - so many times I forget which profile I used for recording wet signal!
Well, maybe I don't get it completely, but is this just an information, what profile was used on a track? I'm sure you can add a text comment to track... this must be something more..
The plugin doesn't do anything audio wise. But you can store the rig you used in case you need it later for overdubs etc.
Like I can store a rig within a DAW? But I cannot use it anyway (the plugin doesn't do anything audio wise) - I think I need some visual explanation
Well - you can copy/paste the rig from plugin window to RM and load it to your KPA at a later time.
that was a missing bit 
however I need to try it myself to learn for good!
thanks!
you can add a comment, but comment doesn't solve the issue. Imagine this:
1) you pick a rig and record awesome tune
2) you write down a note with rig name
3) you started goofing around in RM and you modified a preset used in 1)
4) after some time you continue working on the tune and would like to use the same rig (you have its name, after all)
5) BOOM - it doesn't sound the same because you edited it in 2)
This plugin would allow you to go back in time and get the same exact rig you used in the first place. It is real value.
Like I can store a rig within a DAW? But I cannot use it anyway (the plugin doesn't do anything audio wise) - I think I need some visual explanation
RM Rig------>VST
Time passes... You forget which rig you used and want to fix something.
VST------>RM Rig
Play stuff.
Visual enough?
RM Rig------>VST
Time passes... You forget which rig you used and want to fix something.
VST------>RM Rig
Play stuff.
Visual enough?
Perfect musicmad
you can add a comment, but comment doesn't solve the issue. Imagine this:
1) you pick a rig and record awesome tune
2) you write down a note with rig name
3) you started goofing around in RM and you modified a preset used in 1)
4) after some time you continue working on the tune and would like to use the same rig (you have its name, after all)
5) BOOM - it doesn't sound the same because you edited it in 2)
This plugin would allow you to go back in time and get the same exact rig you used in the first place. It is real value.
now I got it piotrmaj
DamianGreda since the plugin is not crypto signed and will be rejected by mac have you considered open sourcing it?
for a coffee of course
it will be next week before I can check the Mac version as we are in the process of selling our house and my music room has been “decluttered” for viewings ?
PC version works flawlessly! This will be part of my recording template for every guitar track moving forward. Thanks so much for this. Not sure how much coffee is where you live, but I made a modest donation :).
I really like that it seems to store the edit buffer, not the last saved state of the active rig. This is exactly how it should be. I have to unlock everything on the profiler to get the full state back, but that is as expected and just something to consider.
I really like that it seems to store the edit buffer, not the last saved state of the active rig. This is exactly how it should be. I have to unlock everything on the profiler to get the full state back, but that is as expected and just something to consider.
I have no control over how RM exports rigs. This is really pure coincidence. I would more recommend saving the edited rig before copying it to the plugin.
But I am very happy that it will be useful to someone else besides me
Could anyone check Mac OS X version? (spotter ?)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/c59awn5bpuyzi8i/Rigkeeper.dmg?dl=1
I've checked it. I couldn't get it installed by using the installer, but I could extract it and move it to the correct taget location. It works. Even on my M1 mac mini. But I needed to execute it the first time from finder by clicking on open in the context menu and confirming the start request.
Btw. Thanks!
