Posts by Ingolf

    I‘m using the Stage.
    Exclusively IEM nowadays.
    I feed my IEMs with the Main Outputs, XLR goes to FOH, TS goes into my line mixer and then in my Sennheiser G3.
    I have the Space set around 5 for my personal ambience and obviously with my settings it goes to FOH as well.
    NOBODY has ever complained about my guitar signal being too wet or squishy.
    Just be brave and try it.

    Burkhard A very specific question.

    If i put a pure booster in the fixed efx slot after the X slot, will i then be able to control the amount of the boost level with a midi cc message? I will seriously buy the mk2 just for that alone.

    While I’m not Burkhard. 😌 :

    At the moment there‘s only two FX in the fixed FX after the X slot: an air chorus and a doubler.


    EDIT: Ruefus already answered this, sorry.

    Adding my 2 cents:

    Yes, at one point a Mk. II was inevitable.
    So it‘s only fair to applaud Kemper one more time for the longevity of the Mk. I series which is all in all about 14 years in total!
    Wow!

    That said, I love that they took the existing concept and took it „to eleven!“

    Very excited!

    Interesting, that Preset option might work well for my workflow. Do you know how I can make a stack into a preset in RM?

    You first need to save a stack preset in your profiler.
    As such, it will turn up in the presets list in RM after synchronizing the unit.
    You can then additionally copy it over from your Profiler‘s preset list to your global presets in order to use it e.g. with another profiler.

    I learned a long time ago that stack is a more abandoned function of the original Profiler.
    But the workaround is very easy:

    Change AMP. Lock.
    Change CAB. Lock.

    Done in seconds.


    BTW: You can still save stacks as presets from your Profiler, into your Profiler and then as well in RM.
    To change a stack just drag a stack preset from RM into the stack section of the Profiler.

    I don’t know the answer unfortunately. However, I think the real question is how different are the actual tone stacks in these amps. It seems that the actual tone stacks used in a vast majority amp are actually the same or so similar as to be virtually identical. The difference is sound and character from amp to amp is usually from other parts of the design rather than the tone stacks itself. Maybe a good start would be a list of amps that share the same tone stacks as the existing liquid models.


    Agreed. There aren‘t as many tonestacks as people might think.
    And I wonder what‘s still missing per ckemper.
    A list would make a great start for sure.
    Also, if you have access to the schematics of a certain amp you can easily look up to what Family of tonestacks it belongs using Duncan’s tone stack calculator.
    https://www.duncanamps.com/tsc/

    That’s where I am confused.

    I think that I am sending V30 to Monitor while Main Out receives whatever IR is loaded in the Cab section.
    In this case I have selected matching V30.
    …or is Cab Off meaning that Main Out receives signal straight from the amp?

    To clear up the confusion: when your profile contains a cab with a V30 this is a miked cab.
    This is what you‘re sending to FOH.
    If you select an imprint of a V30 in your Kone (by ticking Monitor cab off) you will hear the sound of a V30 IN THE ROOM (not a miked one).
    If you leave Monitor cab off unticked the Kome becomes a fullrange speaker and will play the sound of a miked V30.
    Conclusion: when you want the most fidelity between what you send to FOH and your monitor signal leave Monitor cab off unticked.

    well, i connected the loop send to the loop return with one cable and ... no change. No change in output of the Kemper to my amp/speaker whether the loop was on or off. I kept the loop in Slot B, adjust volume and mix from min to max and no change. Tried pre and post, and no change.

    I'm using the alternate input since this is a rack and I'm using a Shure wireless on the board where the remote is. Doesn't seem that that should make a difference. All rigs sound fine, and the Freqout gets signal when its connected to the loop (based on its lights) but nothing comes back to the rig.

    I'm at a loss, and the manual is a bit "thin" when discussing the loop. Which is probably fine since a loop is just, well, a loop and there shouldn't be much to it.

    Any other thoughts?

    This is a hint that something internally isn’t working as it should (turning loop volume from min to max with no change).

    I think it’s time to open a support ticket now.

    BTW, I'm on OS 12.0.10 (official, not Beta) and Rig Manager 3.8.

    And just for troubleshooting, I tried different cables. Pedal still gets full signal, but nothing comes out of the Profiler when the loop is activated.

    Not sure what the problem is then.
    My Freqout works the same regardless if before the Profiler or in the loop.
    Do you get full signal when you only have a cable in the loop without the device?

    A LOT could be said about how HW over at Tone Junkie does things. I won't disparage his business because no one knows what anyone else is truly dealing with. There's a pattern going back several years.

    Oh I‘m not disparaging his business.
    I‘m only questioning YT influencing in general with some influencers seeming more credible and objective than others. ☺️