Thanks for the quick response.
is there plans to release these functions in the future? Cause you have those effects available in the list, but without the expression pedal control it seems kindda pointless to have them there.
Thanks!
I have the same question does somebody know if "morphing" will be implemented in the player in future?
don't see why you pay so much https://www.ebay.com/itm/386196335017
One benefit of the Delock over yours is that it has a cable attached to it so its less sensitive for damage/breakage. In any case that extra small cable should not cost that extra.
don't see why you pay so much https://www.ebay.com/itm/386196335017
Yeah that one will work too i'm sure, i ordered that one aswell but it came from China delivery time somewhere in mid july. So impatient as i am i ordered the Delock version with delivery time next day. I paid too much but i'm so happy with the whole setup now. Hopefully others will benefit from this thread and chose the cheaper one.
And i received the ordered isolator:
And the good news is the annoying high digital his is gone 
so the issue seems to be resolved!
Editing in Ableton and Rig Manager at the same time without any further issues thanks all for the help!
OK but one of things that I find slightly irritating is that plugging in the USB cable often makes the computer change the audio interface to Kemper automatically and override the interface already set. I was wondering if this was happening in your case without you noticing. Like you, I almost never use the Kemper for USB audio and always have analog connto my MOTU interface.
Cant you switch of the USB audio inside device manager for the player? At least ican do that but im on Windows.
The distortion of the basic sound when connected via USB sounds to me as though you are getting the USB audio through your computer as well as the analog audio via your interface. The USB audio sends a very strong signal and may be clipping something else in your Ableton session.
Thanks for your reply but i do not use the profiler USB for audio purpose it is nowhere being used as audio source inside Ableton i stricktly record via my Presonus Studio 68c USB audio interface! So an instrument cable goes inside the Presonus and the audio goes via presonus ADC into digital audio USB into Ableton. Even monitoring the direct signal on the Presonus gives ugly distortion, a mouse click affects the distortion.
I only intend to use the Profiler USB to edit via Rig manager
Thanks for the reply!
I have switched of any : "Allow the computer to switch of this device to save power" for each USB device inside device manager if you mean that setting adviced by Presonus. But that does not help to get rid of the noises.
I'm waiting for delivery of the ordered:
DeLOCK USB Isolator met 5 kV Isolation adapter Zwart (alternate.nl)
a usb isolator/galvanic isolator to see if that will help! It is some USB ground loop breaker.
I will come back to let you know the results for anybody having the same issues in future.
Any other solution is welcome i'm looking for getting rid of the cause as simple as possible, a USB groundloop breaker seems to be a expensive solution
Thanks for this info i'm going to have a closer look on this matter....
I went through this a few weeks ago and found out that i had to replace my labtop powersupply because it had a ground, i replaced it for a quality powersupply without grounding and it seemed back then that i had solved the distorted sound with each clicking manoeuvre in windows. After replacing the powersupply every background noise seemed to get solved and dissapeared.
Now i connect a USB cable with kemper player and have another noise issue. Are there shielded USB cables available as somebody might know off?
For sure i have connected player and labtop powersupply to the same wallpower outlet.
Should it help to disconnect the ground wire inside the USB cable? Does anybody know off?
Something like this maybe of help?:
iFi iDefender+ USB Ground Loop Isolator, USB-A to USB-A | Gear4music
Or:
USB CARE01: USB isolator, galvanic isolation host<>device at reichelt elektronik
See this post it seems that these USB ground loop isolators will work:
What are your solutions for usb ground loops ? : r/synthesizers (reddit.com)
I need to correct what i wrote before closing Rig Manager does not solve the noise. It is only that i connect the Kemper Player via USB which will result into digital sharp background noise when recording or monitoring via my USB presonus studio 68c audio interface.
Hopefully somebody has a solution or can point me into the right direction. I have also tried another USB cable without luck.
I wish i could connect via the network/wifi.
Thanks for your reply!
But without USB connection the sound is perfectly fine in Ableton when recording. Even with the USB connected and a closed Rig Manager the sound is ok when recording/monitoring. So i may assume that it is a problem of the Rig Manager program in Windows that when it gets started it conflicts with the sound!
With open Rig Manager i get a nasty digitally distorted back ground noise. It would be great to edit my rig with rig manager while working in Ableton at the same time. As is now i can not work in both at the same time.
Could it have something to do with the USB audio capabilities of my Kemper player? That it conflicts with my USB Presonus Studio 68c audiointerface?
Im using latest rigmanager version and latest OS for player all is good when i edit via a iphone. But when editing via rig manager windows 10 and connected via USB a to b cable and using Ableton Live 12 sound gets distorted. That means as soon when i open Rig Manager and in Ableton i have a mono audio channel open for recording, a awefull distorted sound come through.
When i close Rig Manager in Windows 10 the distorted sound goes away, is there anything i can do to get rid of this distorted sound? I mean i want to record with Ableton and have Rig Manager open at the same time for editing my sound.
Regards,
Wilfred
If you want to switch between rigs maybe you are better of with a midi foot switch
Cool this is the momentary version
Thanks for this!
Exactly what i need for half the price
Wow! €66 is extremely expensive for that switch. I bought this one ages ago and it would be impossible for the Mission one to be more robust.
Yeah you are right for two switches it is extremely expensive, however the one you show is latching switching
I asked this before together with a lot other questions but here again:
Could the Ampero Hotone footswitch FS1 be easily modified from normally closed to normally open states by some soldering job? Do the switches inside offer a pin to solder to a normally open state?
Anybody tried?
Didn't they need power only for the status LED? I thought they work also without...
Yes i read that aswell it works without
Seems to be interesting aswell slightly smaller then the boss FS-7
The power is not an issue to me i can make that work with the delivered Y-cable and connect it to the powersupply of the kemper player. It consumes only 25 mA
Does the Boss FS-7 work with the player? Does anybody know?
And the Ampero Hotone switch does that one work i have seen some pictiures where the Hotone Ampero switch is connected to the player. But in another thread Burkhard says that the Hotone has normally closed switches. Which Burkhard says is should be normally open switches to function well.
I want to program them for bank up/down.
The Boss FS-7 looks cool but the Ampero Hotone is much cheaper.
Could the Ampero Hotone be easily modified from normally closed to normally open by some soldering job?
