Posts by hbach_dk

I’m also seeing crashes after upgrading to version 8.

Original (old) toaster normally 100% stable.

After upgrading it crashes if I switch between rigs a couple of times.

The upgrade was done from old version - so in steps first to 7.3 as far as I remember.

If I just stay on same rig when I turn the profiler on it seem as stable as before.
I don’t get any error codes. It just freezes. I can continue playing for a few minutes after it freezes then it crashes completely

When it freezes there is a long delay if I want to switch it off - before it actually shuts down.

I’m not sure how to make an error log if that required

best regards

Henrik

Also Congratulations from me.
Did the same as Ingolf and used the discount to get the Victory pack

/Henrik

Absolutely agree about the thread Alwainwright in linking to

I'm currently using these settings for my Wah-wah:
Manual 3.7
Peak 6.6
Pedal Range +16%
Peak Range -47%
Mix 96%
Ducking <0.0>
Volume <0.0>

/Henrik

Thanks. Excellent profiles. Really like the Super Reverb

Yes - Thanks for the tip
I really like the Goldfinger 69 421 with my tele. Gain lowered to 4.7, Clarity upped to 0.9, Definition upped to 5.2.

Perfect. Thanks.

Hi' all.

I have so far used my Kemper without any extra pedals but have now ordered the Remote and also an expression pedal (DVP3).

I'm not sure which cable I shall order to use the DVP3 "direct" with the Kemper and which cable I shall order to to use with the Remote.

Hope someone can help

Best regards
Henrik

Quote from penatuna

Try it with (closed) headphones. If it works that way, it's probably strings of your guitar that you're hearing.

Hi'

Thanks. I will try that.

I have been playing at relative low volumen - so yes it could be as simple as that
If it's just that - it's a bit embarrassing...

Henrik

Quote from VictorRattlehead

Hi everyone. I have another Transpose question if you dont mind. When I useTranspose it sounds cool but that second harmony pitch kind of ruins it for me, especially when playing power chords. It doesnt really sound like a true downtuning. Is there a way to make the tone more uniform and less like two notes blended together? Do u need an expression pedal to properly use it?

Thanks for any help

Hi,

I'm having almost similar experience with Transpose.
When I change pitch I get not only the changed note but at the same time also the unaltered note - both notes at equal volume.

If I select pitch 1 (plus or minus) it sounds like very modern jazz and not at all like a guitar stepped up/down a half tone.
If I select a more harmonic pitch it sounds quite cool - but still two notes at the same time.
Almost like there is a hitten "mix knob" blending both the unaltered note with the pitch transposed note at almost equal volumen.

I have tried system reset and also reinstalled the firmware. No change - and same behavior no matter what Rig I use Transpose in.

Any suggestions ?

Best regards
Henrik

Quote from DocLine6forum

Yes, I think that's what Don dialed in.

Thanks

Quote from DonPetersen

here's a neat setting to give profiles a nice, fat boost:

Studio EQ
- Gain +6dB
- Freq 500Hz
- 0,919Q
- Volume +2,5

Hi'

I'm not quite sure how to do this:

When I look at the Studio Equalizer I see many settings (4 pages):

Low Gain, Low Freq, High Gain, High Freq, Mid1 Gain, Mid1 Freq, Mid1 Q-factor, Mid2 Gain, Mid2 Freq, Mid2 Q-factor, mix, ducking, volume

If I set Low Gain = 0, High Gain = 0, Mid1 Gain = 6db, Mid1 Freq = 500Hz, Mid1 Q = 0,919, Mid2 Gain = 0, Volume = +2,5

Would that be correct ?

/Henrik

Thanks for the nice welcome

@DocLine6forum: I'm living in Hadsten close to Aarhus

Best regards,
Henrik

Hi all,

One new (happy) Kemper user.

I have just returned home with my brand new Kemper amp. (the white "lunchbox").

Simple setup: A very nice old Tele > Kemper > a pair of Genelec's (for home use only)

So far I have upgraded to fw 1.6 and briefly tried these three profiles: Pure Blues, Marshall Golub Crunch and Fender Clapton Twino.
The sound right out of the box so far more than exceeds my expectations

Looking forward to learn much more about what this impressive little box can do.

Regards,
Henrik