Hey. Guys what kind of switching solutions would you suggest to maximize a Player Level 3. I'm looking at the Morningstar MC6 currently, mainly because it has a screen and it would be really handy.
Any other solutions you can suggest?
Buying a stage?
I don't understand people, wanting a display, lots of effects and possibilities, lots of switches, but then they buy a Kemper Player.
I think you completely misunderstand.
This isn’t an update like the Kemper Drive/Fuzz or reverbs/delays. Those will remain free - Kemper has said so. Heck - the Player got all the amp controls added for free.
It’s an optional upgrade for one model - as in providing functionality that already existed elsewhere.
So many instantly going from ‘I’m Kemper faithful’ to ‘I’ve lost faith’ the moment they think something is wrong. Not even checking if their first impression is accurate.
My first impression is accurate.
Until now, you never had to pay for any additional software/update/upgrades/rick packs/... in the Kemper universe.
Now Pandora's box is opened.
Nobody knows, for what you will have to pay in the future.
No trust anymore.
I'm a Kemper user since 2015.
First got the toaster, then also a stage.
For me, Kemper was a company of stability.
Means you buy a device and you know what you have. And futural updates bring additional benefit for free.
Now Kemper isn't such a company any longer for me.
No trusting anymore. Maybe futural updates even for the stage will cost money. Who knows.
I guess a lot of people lost their trust in Kemper.
As the title says, what brings the new Asio?
I use sometimes a Headrush FRFR 112.
(usually not because of In Ear, which is a lot better)
The Headrush is ok, but mine is a little bit "bassy", so a little bit to much base.
Maybe this is because it's a '12 box.
I suggest an In Ear solution which brings the whole band in best quality to your ears.
My experiences since 2015, when I started using Kempers:
The Kemper is nothing you just plug in and then it works for the next 10 years, like an original Marshall.
Most of the users are tweaking all the time they use the Kemper.
For me, it took at least 1 year to get sounds which fullfilled me with joy. You can use the Kemper from day 1 on stage with good profiles, f.e. Michael Britt profiles. But to get what you really want, you have to tweak and that takes time.
I have a rack mount profiler that is around 8 years old. this one has a noticeable difference in output between the left and right sends from the main outs. I have it set to -20db and unlinked from my master volume. I'm not sure if it is also doing this on the monitor outputs. Running current OS and rig manager. the problem was there with the earlier OS also. Two different soundguys have commented on it and one said it was pretty obvious. they compensated with the mixer, but its a bit concerning to me. Anyone else have this issue and get it resolved? I did a search and didn't come up with anything. Thanks
Do you use the Double Tracker effect?
With this effect, it is normal that one channel is louder.
Did you check all the cables?
I was more thinking about a global setting or a setting on performance level. Either switch saved rigs or switch to temporary rigs (like when Rig Manager connected)
I would like to have this, too!
Frankly I think it was just a bug. If it went back to normal after a reboot, I wouldn't pay much attention to it. I have had a few things happen from time to time which were resolved with a reboot.
Curious... Are you running Beta?
I'm on 10.2.0 Beta, since September 2023.
No problems so far.
Does nobody know what this means?
Hi.
Please see attached picture.
At the Gain knob, there is a strange additional light at the end of the scale.
Gain is only at about 5.
After a restart, everything seems normal.
How can this happen?
Can somebody please explain the new function "clean compensation"?
So i don't understand what would you feed an amp for ?
That's what I'm asking myself since reading the first post.
Using my Kempers since 2015, first with FRFR active monitor, meanwhile with In-Ears
for many years now.
Never missed any monitor box because of the In-Ears. Best sound, wherever I'm on stage.
I think with a lot of profiles you can get this sound. Just reduce the gain.
Ich hab ne zeitlang eine Rocktron Banshee mit dem Kemper zusammen gespielt. Allerdings live, nicht zu Hause am Rechner/Audiointerface.
Das Teil war einfach zwischen Gitarre und Kemper.
Einfach anzuschließen, Sound war ok. Der wurde via Mikro am Schlauchende abgegriffen.
Bei dem Teil kannst Du auswählen, ob der Gitarrensound über den Kemper weiterlaufen soll, wenn die Talkbox aktiviert ist oder ob der Kemper dann stumm ist. Hat beides seine Reize.
Meanwhile I did an Init via Maintenance, which solved the problem.
After reinstalling a backup, everything seems to be fine.
Seems that the old Kemper is a little bit faster now.
