Posts by BillyNoSocks
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shouldn't be any issue if you are using the stock psu and if you have a power inverter that is giving you AC in pure sine wave.
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i really like it but not thrilled with the size for 80 bucks...but the idea and potential are interesting.
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something i remember from using the DAW Fruity Loops is when you moused seemingly any knob on anything, you could either double-click or right-click it (can't recall which) and the knob would jump back to 0.
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i think the op mean scaling. not just making the window bigger. this is a feature i'd appreciate too because even with using scaling options in windows and/or nvidia, the program still looks smaller than ideal for someone like me with a very large and very hi-res tv that is mainly my computer monitor. the text especially is always a bit too small.
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The whole point of the Player is to keep costs low for people (probably 99% of Kemper owners) who never profile amps. Instead they use profiles created by others and have no interest in making profiles. To turn around and enable it to do profiling would, IMHO, defeat the purpose of the Player.
Also, if Kemper was going to add profile capturing to the Player, I'm sure they would have announced such important news in bold and clear terms...not the vague ambiguous comment we see that everyone is struggling to parse.
as a player owner from the very moment it was available, if anything, it gives the player more purpose and value imho. and kemper has somewhat of a talent at being a bit ambiguous with their language. not on purpose i think. but we will see i guess.
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The profiling will need to be done on a PC or Mac using Rig Manager.
yeah. not a problem.
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In the context with the second sentence, it seems playing the new profiles for MK2 devices is meant.
For profiling an amp, there must be a mic input. And the Player doesn´t have one additional to the guitar input, as far as I know. Or is there an further easter egg in the Player like a new DSP?
i'm seeing in other threads that some users have contacted Kemper and confirmed that profiling will indeed come to the player. it has technically 3 methods for mic input because it has a xlr, trs, and usb. the xlr is obvious but the other two could easily take a mic in with a proper adapter. hypothetically, even the other trs outs could be utilized too with a programming change that flips them from out to in. i'm thinking kemper had the foresight with the player at the front of their minds to make it as flexible as it has ultimately turned out to be in order to easily achieve profiling.
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Did someone from Kemper confirm that?
i'm wondering this too. the product page says:
"And yes, it will get the advanced PROFILING, too! Making the PROFILER Player out of the box the features richest and most professional performance and recording solution - with its travel-friendly footprint and at its convenient price point!"
this could mean the player can profile or it could just mean it can play profiles made with the mk2 head/floor? the language is not exactly crystal clear for me at least. -
i found this old thread a while back. i think it'll help.
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why is it so difficult to reproduce?
i truly think it's difficult because of the sheer scale of variables that can be involved in producing the millions and millions of sticks out there versus kemper products/users. we are talking about manufacturing batches, possible hardware component/design changes or revisions, and other things relatable. I don't think anything can be fully confirmed or denied without some sort of data collection that goes deep enough to tell if the sticks you bought are 100% the same as the ones that have been a problem for some users even though from the outside, they all look the same. unless of course you acquire the problem sticks themselves and check every one for functionality and record their specs/serials. you'd have to also acquire manufacturing details that possibly wouldn't or can't be supplied by the manufacturer. but because the issue isn't perceived as a real problem, that kind of thorough validation is likely not going to be pursued by Kemper. there is a way to really solve for the problem but for any sort of genuine and definite assessment, you'd have to go all-in or not bother at all.
it may not be widespread but i went through more sticks than i would've expected when to trying to make my first backup some months ago. there is a free radical out there. the question is, will Kemper care enough to irrefutably prove or disprove it? because it would take a good amount of effort and the gain may be little more than increased trust/respect in the brand's reputation.
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JCW308 : your 'Sandisk' looks like the 'glide' model that we've ordered.. OK .. let's see what we can find out
i had a couple cruzer and those glide sandisks that also didn't work for me. fyi
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i'd really enjoy an undo/redo feature...
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While i do have my own reservations about the upgrades, i think matters are not helped in anyway by the upgrades coming alongside BETA software. Seems as though a lot of people are having issues and though fixes are incoming, if the upgrade options are intended to be a hit at full-price, the software needs to be solid. It's never fun to be a consumer and pay the manufacturer for being a QA guinea pig for them.
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i'm not in any desperate need for those upgrades but i've always been kind of excited to see what the options going forward would be. but honestly the pricing is convincing me to stick with what i have. maybe just maybe i would consider an upgrade consisting of features that i choose but i'm sure even if that comes up in the future, i think the pricing for that would probably feel even more like up-selling than the all-in ones kinda already do.
i commend Kemper for the hard work and effort they've put into all of this but it's not worth it for me personally.
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Hi from NJ! Similar story to yours coming from a GT-1000. Welcome!
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RE: [SOLVED] Carry Cases For Profiler Player?
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I'm talking specifically a case for it by itself.😉
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Way ahead of you. This is where I came AFTER such searches. But more extensive searching pointed me to a Zoom SCU-20. It's the closest I've found yet with egg carton style foam inside. Everything else in the same price range would have the Player swimming inside so I'd have to crudely add foam anyway. I'll report back on the fit and quality for the $20 it cost
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i have one of those outlet switches too but i still prefer the inline switch because it is right next to my player whereas my power strip isn't. i think either is a fine solution.
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i brought this issue up when the forum came back online but the thread was locked. Seems the forum "Dark" style no longer works
