You can plug a wireless router into the RJ45 jack and use the Kemper as the "server." Then connect your iPad or whatever to that wireless "network" and control it that way.
Posts by dotsdad
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I would like Kemper to put the amp/cab section into a simple direct-box that fits on people's existing pedalboards. Sort of like a Strymon Iridium but with the great sound of Kemper amp profiles.
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I got it at a discount but, to me, it still wasn't worth it.
Unlike M.Britt or Top Jimi sets, for example, they didn't profile multiple sweet spots of the same amp; such as clean, edge of breakup, crunch, dimed, etc. Instead, they only used one setting per amp and then profiled that setting with 5 different mikes.
While it is kind of cool to hear different mikes coloring the sound, I would rather hear scalding hot power tubes coloring the sound instead.
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Top Jimi's JTM45 reissue pack is my favorite Marshall profile. I like how it cleans up but you can still get a nasty kerrang when you dig in. Just rawks.
I saved the cabinet from those profiles and am finding it useful for other Marshall profiles that previously seemed harsh and fizzy. Try it - you might discover a new favorite that you previously overlooked
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In browser mode, click the soft button on the top left above the LCD screen a couple of times....It will give options like "all rigs", "favorite rigs", etc. Stop when you get to "ONLY BASS." Makes browsing the factory's stock bass rigs a lot quicker.
Oh, wait...sorry just noticed you sdaid the stage model. I hav the lunchbox model. Surely the stage has a similar option to make browsing easier
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TAF's website is working now. I just ordered the Fralin VVT from them this morning. Can't wait to get home and let them rip!
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Hi,
I just uploaded some profiles of my Sansamp SVT bass preamp. I basically run though the factory presets and then added a couple of fun ones that I like with my bass. Enjoy!
Cheers,
Dave
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I ended up just changing the file type from KPERFORMANCE to KIPF. Then they imported just fine.
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Thanks for the tip (and the video!) I was trying the old-school Windows FILE>IMPORT method, but the only only file type it would serch was KPIF. Will try drag-and-drop.
On another note, what's the difference between KPIF and KPERFORMANCE files?
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Noobie here - need your help importing some performances I just purchased. The performances I ordered have a file type ".kperformance," but Rig Manager is looking for ".kpif" files. I can't import them - please advise!