Hi!
Which USB did you use? USB B on player to USB C on your PC?
Hi!
Which USB did you use? USB B on player to USB C on your PC?
Hi.
Could you please share how you were able to successfully connect player to your PC?
Mine is window 11 and I tried more then 10 times but I couldn't have my player connet to my PC
I really don't know what I have to do
Sorry for asking a useless question that is off topic.
Display MoreFrom the Player's User Manual:
USB Ports (19)
Use the USB type A port to connect USB flash drives for PROFILER backups and operating system updates. Please
consult the chapter Updates, Backups and Sharing Sounds for details.
For KEMPER Rig Manager™, USB audio and USB MIDI connect the USB type B port of the PROFILER Player to
either a USB type A port or a USB type C port on the PC.
✓ The USB type A port can also be used to connect an universal MIDI foot controller or any other MIDI device with
standard MIDI sockets via a USB MIDI adapter. Be aware, that there might be limitations since these adapters often
don’t support SysEx messages.
Thank you so much for your concern
I already connected USB B also however there is no change at all
Hi!
I am a new Kemper user.
After installed the 3.5.15 version file on window 11 for kemper player, only an image like the attached picture appears. What does this mean?
I have no idea what more I should do.
I already connected player via USB C on labtop to USB A on kemper
When rig manager start, error message like below poped up
"An unhandled exception occurred in the application. If you click [Continue], the application will ignore this error and continue.
Index is out of range. The index must be non-negative and smaller than the size of the collection.
Parameter Name:index"
I re-installed program for10 times but I couldn't fixed it.
Is this index error message related to Rig Manager not recognizing my kamper player?
I would be very grateful if somebody could help me.
I think Kemper engineers will definitely have to answer this subject
I think you will need a midi cable with 7 pin and usb A type
https://www.amazon.com/WEFITZ-Adapter-Multimedia-Keyboard-Extension/dp/B0BYT681M5?th=1
Perhaps many KPP users would like to hear a clear answer on this topic from Kemper's engineers.
They say KPP was developed to be pedalboard friendly, but I don't understand why they made it necessary to use a separate adapter.