Posts by merman9393

Thanks, I think that idea is a winner.

Ive had a Kemper since introduction and love it. I just received a Fractal FM3 as a gift, and want to make sure Im using both as best as possible. I setup a patch in the Kemper called FM3, loaded a stereo loop in the X slot, turned all slots off except X, and saved . I am using 2 Kemper Kabs in stereo. Ive tried various setups, but this seems the best. Eventually Ill copy the Patch and setup Midi Mapping for a few FM3 patch choices. This is similar to how I used to incorporate my SY-1000 Synth with my Kemper. Any better options for this ?

What’s great is I’ve been enjoying my Kemper’s for 12 years, and never had to pay for added features along the way. Not too many pieces of gear can claim that. Lots of love and appreciation to all the Kemper staff !

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Hmm, I have been searching in my Rig Manager using All Rigs with no results. I just looked through all my Rig Packs, as well as through Downloadable Rig Packs here on Support Tab, and can’t find a Rig Pack Kemper Add Ons.

but then I found it. Thanks, to all !

Thanks for doing some research. I assume I need to find someone who has that Rig saved to Rig Manager, or still on an early toaster ? Then, Ill try and find out why it was not included in the download.

Well, no luck. I checked all four Legacy Rig Packs, and I searched Rig Manager.

The one particular Rig Im searching for was called "Early Fripp" . Ill try and Google the web and see if it can be located.

Great, Ill check again.

Where would I find older Factory Rigs that I remember from my first Kemper ?

I just recently bought an IPad and really think the Rig Manager IOS app is very helpful. However I’m really surprised to find that I can’t find a way to import rigs from the Rig Echange. I can import the files onto my IPad from Rig Exchange just fine, but, just can’t import into the Rig Manager app.

I hope I’m just old and missing something, it just seems the ability to backup my rigs directly to my IPad and import new ones , like I do with my iMac, would be a no brainer, and cut out one more piece of gear.

I just received my Powered Kemper Kabinet from the US store and it came with a thin slip cover included. I wasn't expecting that. I am still ordering a padded cover from Studio Slips before I take the Kabinet out, but the included one is fine at home to prevent my cat from marking up the grill clothe.

If you're in the U.S., check out Mission Gemini Active Cabs. I have the Gemini 2 which has 2 12's, in stereo or mono, and has a unique ability to adjust the FRFR tone. I really love mine and couldn't imagine not having it. It is heavier than many other cabs I tried, but had the bottom end and loudness I was looking for.
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After I placed my order several days ago, there was a pending transaction for a few days. Now the pending and transaction are gone from the card statement, but the order still shows up on the Kemper Store.

I posted about that somewhere,.. With a Credit Card, they get approval, it shows pending on CC statement, and the available balance is reduced by that amount. If they don't submit the charge through their CC vendor in 4-5 days, the pending is removed, and the available credit limit is increased. When they are ready to ship your unit, they run the charge through, this time taking the funds.

At at least that is exactly how it worked for me, ordering the day Early Bird store opened. If I hadn't been tracking my day to day available credit, I would have said I had been double charged.

No worries.

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Hey, it took only approx. 40 minutes, and I bet he spent half the time noodling away!

Yup,.. And changing a few things along the way. It's just really intuitive.

With my other controller, I used a Mac Editor and had to assign the IA switches for the entire setup etc. etc, go back to Kemper Amp assign Midi PC#. I may be alone on this, but It was quicker for me, programming without Glabal IA's.

Thanks guys,.. I am almost finished with programming Performances, it was much quicker than I imagined once I got started.

How are Kemper Remote users setting up the order of their Rigs? I had previously assigned Midi PC # to rigs in groups of 3 for use my Liquid Foot, before that, groups of four when using my GroundControl Pro so that specific rigs were in banks and available.

When using Browse mode with Kemper Remote, the rigs are set by "View" , All, Favorites, My Rigs, etc, "Sort" , Name, Author, Date, etc. Unless I'm missing something, ( and I am a little ragged from playing around all night), I don't see how I can arrange them to line up in a specific order, unless I rename them with a number in first slot.

Obviously, this is exactly what Performance mode was intended to accomplish. I never really used Performance mode before, because my remotes didn't have a layout with 5 presets available, but, I think taking the time to re-organise my Midi PC numbered Rigs into Performances will be worth the effort.

Any body using a different method?

Well,.. The Kemper Remote does have the looper functionality, (Personnally I doubt I will use it), but no other Generic Midi remote can control/operate the Looper function. Kemper Remote is also a No-Brainer to program, which may not be a deciding factor for the Technically Savvy, but a godsend for us "older guitarists" who already prefer the ease of setting up useful tones in the Kemper Profiler , to the much more difficult Axe FX.

I tried the Mastermind,( actually have a few RJM accessories in my rig still) , as well as GigRig, and
GroundControl Pro. For the absolute most extensive MIDI Foot Controller, the Liquid Foot + systems, the 12+, or Pro+ are the ultimate, and the LF Mac Editor makes programming easier than those other ones. They
are releasing a new line soon, so there may be discounts on the horizon.

The Kemper Remote does have the capability to control 2 other midi devices, using Performance mode.

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I got this email today: "The status of your order with order number xxxxx of 14-01-2015 has changed. The new status is as follows: pending/waiting for payment.

How do I pay . . . . . . very unclear . . . . does not seem to be a way of doing this on the website. I sent them an email, but has anyone had this issue?

Have you checked your "junk mail" folder ? I read a post where a member found the payment invoice there, with instructions on how to make payment.

The Kemper is cheaper than the Liquid Foot, I bought mine in January for $900.00, Kemper is only $600.00
If I didn't need extensive midi control, ( I send PC changes on 6 channels just for my
Blowfeld Synth), I would sell the Liquid Foot, and the Kemper would suffice changing my Amp, Stomps just fine.

The icing on the cake is the faster Rig changes using the Kemper Remote.

For me, the program changes seem much, MUCH, faster than with any other midi controller I've used. It must be because of the "Network" connection that the Remote uses as opposed to using Midi. Kinda like how the internal Synth sounds on a Roland GR system seem to track faster than connecting to an external sound source via Midi.

Before the Remote was available, I had heard that Performance mode switched faster, ( personally, I didn't use performance mode), but I'm finding both performance AND browse mode are switching faster with
Kemper Remote. I couldn't be more happy.

I'm keeping my Liquid Foot 12+ to use with my Fishman Triple Play, and other Synths, as the limited Midi functionality of the Remote is prohibitive.

99.9 % of Kemper users will find the Remotes external MIDI capabilities sufficient, but I am the .1 % that needs a bit more, but I'm not complaining. I'm just not easily satisfied. The Remote offers way more than I
anticipated, and was well worth the wait.