Thanks but it's not my project, I'm just letting people know about it because I thought it was cool.
I have bought a Guition display to give it a go, so I have high expectations! ![]()
Thanks but it's not my project, I'm just letting people know about it because I thought it was cool.
I have bought a Guition display to give it a go, so I have high expectations! ![]()
Yeah, this is very similar to Makio.
It's great to have options; pick the one you think works best for you.
Perhaps you missed it but that is exactly how it is shown in the video, set up with an Mvave Chocolate Plus foot controller.
In addition to that, the Kemper Player has built-in footswitches.
This looks like another very cool little display/MIDI controller for the Kemper Player:
More details on their GitHub page: https://github.com/staJD/StajPilot-for-kpp-releases
I think I will give this one a go!
Wow, brilliant work on this!
Would the current firmware also work with other Waveshare ESP32-S3 models with slightly larger displays?
For example: https://www.waveshare.com/esp32-s3-lcd-3.16.htm
I'm primarily interested in using it as a display and for Bluetooth MIDI.
Public Beta version 4.3.8 seems to resolve the problem.
Thanks so much for addressing it so quickly.
New versions of Rig Manager do seem to be frequently released with issues that should be addressed beforehand.
This is really unfortunate since the Keeper units themselves offer rock solid performance.
It might be time to take customers' feedback on this more seriously and tackle reported gripes.
It's been reproduced and confirmed by a member of the support team.
Hoping this can be addressed in the near future.
Exactly, I expected it to behave as it always has done (I've had multiple Kemper units for around 7 years), but it isn't on my Windows 11 machine.
It works as expected on my MacBook Pro (macOS Tahoe):
Perhaps you misunderstood the erratic behaviour I was describing.
Has anyone else noticed a bug with the latest update when using the keyboard arrows to select a profile?
In essence, if you use the keyboard arrow down to navigate to the next profile and then the keyboard arrow right to select/active it, it doesn't do anything. If you press the arrow down and then the arrow right again, it selects the previous profile on the list.
Can anyone else confirm this behaviour?
Why not just upload it to Rig Exchange?
You are more likely to get responses that way.
I recently came across the Performance view of Rig Manager on a tablet and thought even this could be really useful for the Player since it features 5 rigs per bank:
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This would offer a considerable improvement over what is currently available, imho.
One of the reasons that Kemper may not show any interest in providing users with something like this could be that they simply expect you to buy a Stage or another model instead, which would be a serious misjudgment on their part.
Has there been any indication from anyone at Kemper that this will be properly addressed?
Same issue here too, very frustrating!
The resonance parameter in the MK1 is an early prototype, and the implementation is quite different from what we have in the MK2. Unlike the MK2 version, it’s a "static" implementation that you can emulate fairly closely with an equalizer. I realize this thread is approaching 500 posts now, so it’s totally understandable if the original post got buried along the way.
Here's a link:
PostRE: OS14 / Installation and Rig Manager Discussion
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It is of course not a coincidence. We have done prototyping back then and these parameter numbers are simply next in line. You were able to test here, that the algorithm prototype behind that does not belong to the cabinet. And actually it does not match the cabinet profile.
Anyway, there is a good method to control and emphasize a cabinet resonance and it has always been there for everyone. Position a peak equalizer after the cabinet and tune it to somewhere between 75 and 120 Hz to catch…
ckemperMarch 9, 2026 at 3:18 PM
I give it another 5 posts until someone else who thought TLDR asks about it again!
It might just be me but I'd tend to trust the people who made the product a little bit more than regular users on an online forum.
I tried the Classic profiles, and even on the MK2 devices the Cab Reso/Intensity option isn’t available. That was the first thing I checked. Maybe it’s only available on the new 2.0 generated profiles and not classic ones.
It has been clearly explained that this is a Profiling 2.0 feature.
There are a couple of Profile 2.0 rigs from Thomas Dill in the Rig Exchange: https://www.kemper-amps.com/rig/exchange
This is exciting as a player owner.
Question, now I have updated the player and rig manager, how do I profile my amp with the player?
Was eager to play a 2.0 profile but I can't see any in the libraries, so would be good to give profiling a go for the first time now it is available to me.
Many thanks.
There are detailed instructions in the Addendum 14.0 manual: https://www.kemper-amps.com/downloads
Should Rig Manager v4.0.53 include any new factory content using Profiling 2.0?
I haven't found any just yet.