Astounding.
Posts by ST
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I recently sold 20 of my best Basses and Guitars to a friend who sells to some of the players we all know and love.
Congratulations, MuddySludge!
It's the ins 'n outs that's interesting -
A lot of fun with my latest guitar
Oh! That is breathtaking. Congratulations.
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Quote from @Monkey_Man
I see a dude wearing sunglasses and an open, buttoned shirt, packin' heat, headin' down to the border in an open-top Caddy with a case full o' whiskey.Thanks Monkey_Man ! TBH it's more of a call-out song of yet another rich bigot, but I prefer the imagery of yours
This little exchange reminds me of You're So Vain and Bad Things
Not quite what we thought.
Monkey_Man - I totally get it.
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Ha! Not surprising 'cause I didn't (and never do) listen to the lyrics; I've always been this way.
It's just about the music for me. I like to form my own imagery from music, untainted by words.
Oh Monkey_Man,
You're a waste of good lyrics!
I wish there were more like you. I would have finished so many more songs.
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Hey Per
That was a tonne of fun and the jangle was perfect.
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My X-vive has continuous intermittent dropouts at home ever since I started running mesh wifi. It's just too flukey with congested signals nowadays.
My UHF Samson bug never has issues, can't fault it
Do you have the option to run your Mesh WiFi network on 5 GHz instead of 2.4?
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I've enjoyed the Kemper factory content that includes carefully curated third-party profiles. I've also purchased lots of third-party profiles, not because I found them better, but to support the ecosystem.
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Settings
On the transmitter - see
for recommended settings based on the pickups in your guitar.
On the receiver - see
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Hi, brana94.
Assuming you have a Sennheiser EW 100 G4
https://en-us.sennheiser.com/wireless-instr…s-ew-100-g4-ci1
Cable TO the Sennheiser
The bodypack transmitter should have come with a Ci-1 instrument cable.
https://en-us.sennheiser.com/ci-1-n
If it didn't, you can order one from a Sennheiser dealer.
Cable FROM the Sennheiser
See this page in the online manual
Use an ordinary guitar cable (Tip-Sleeve) to connect output 4, to the PROFILER input
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Hi, Sonic.
Welcome to the community and congratulations on getting your PROFILER Stage. I've got one too, and it's changed lots of things for the better.
Here are some invaluable resources to help you get the most from your PROFILER. Be sure to check out the Kemper Tutorials & Demos (videos) 🎬 to get you going with Rig Manager.
Documentation
👉 Kemper Manuals and Quick Start guides 📖
👉 Rig Manager Download and Documentation 💽📖
👉 Kemper Tutorials & Demos (videos) 🎬
👉 Kemper FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)
✔Download Main Manual 8.5 English
👉 Before you buy Commercial Rigs and Profiles check out the Rig Manager for Rig Packs and Rig Exchange
Essential Videos for Beginners and Veterans
Kemper Tone Tips - Volume 1 - Testing an Amp Profile
Kemper Tone Tips - Volume 2 - Profile Tweaking
Kemper Tone Tips - Volume 3 - Kemper Kabinet
👉 Yes, you can change a Profile - The Biggest Myth About the Kemper
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Hi, DarenB.
Welcome to the community. What PROFILER do you have? How long have you had it?
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Hi, Sean.
QuotePROFILER Operating System 8.7.10 Release for all PROFILER models
USE THIS OS VERSION FOR ANY PROFILER™ MODEL
Rig Manager 3.2.72 for Windows® / macOS® and 1.2.0 for iOS® required!
PROFILER Stage™ users can immediately upgrade to this revision regardless of their current OS!
To upgrade PROFILER Head™, PROFILER PowerHead™, PROFILER Rack™, and PROFILER PowerRack™ via USB memory stick from OS versions before OS 7.3, OS 7.3.2 needs to be installed first! Older versions than OS 7.3 on these models don't recognize this new integrated OS revision. For this purpose OS 7.3.2 can be found on the Download Page at Older Software Versions:
Get the interim update here:
https://www.kemper-amps.com/downloads/8/Ol…ftware-Versions
and the current version here:
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8, Control morphing with an expression pedal. (I've never understood why this isn't possible.)
I do this frequently.
From the Kemper Main Manual 8.5 https://www.kemper-amps.com/downloads/5/User-ManualsNotice the reference to Morph in the lower section of this page.
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Thank you OzeroniX.
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Digging your vocals a tonne on the Too Close and Where She Goes.
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Hi, Per.
Under the heading of "you don't know what you've got 'til it's gone", I miss your illustrations. I was enjoying the new direction in some of the later ones. I understand that you've been busy, and I'm not asking that you put that back on your daily list.
I wanted you to know that I appreciate your visual art too.
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Hey there ChuteBoxHero.
Congratulations on getting your powered PROFILER. Welcome to the community!
Did you get the REMOTE?
Here are some resources to help you to get the most out of your new investment.
Documentation
👉 Kemper Manuals and Quick Start guides 📖
👉 Rig Manager Download and Documentation 💽📖
👉 Kemper Tutorials & Demos (videos) 🎬
👉 Kemper FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)
✔Download Main Manual 8.5 English
👉 Before you buy Commercial Rigs and Profiles check out the Rig Manager for Rig Packs and Rig Exchange
Essential Videos for Beginners and Veterans
Kemper Tone Tips - Volume 1 - Testing an Amp Profile
Kemper Tone Tips - Volume 2 - Profile Tweaking
Kemper Tone Tips - Volume 3 - Kemper Kabinet
👉 Yes, you can change a Profile - The Biggest Myth About the Kemper
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Hi, Per.
Catskill Park - I enjoyed the arrangement's sparseness, especially the drums' simplicity. This let me appreciate the delicate melody and gentle interweaving of the bass.
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This one marks a year of #noodlechallenge not sure if I've improved any, but I feel like I learnt... things
A lot has happened over the last year, and it's been harder to make the time to check in like I used to - but I make a point of listening to your daily noodles - I hope, every one.
Unsolicited thoughts:
Keep singing
Not because you need the practice to get better, but because it can be joyful and inspiring, and human. I like your voice, enjoy your singing, and cringe when you denigrate your voice.
Mixing and Mastering
When I read the comments and suggestions about mixing and mastering, I'm happy for you and grateful to the contributors. I'm glad you have people willing to listen closely, and who care enough about you and your music to offer their impressions, observations, and suggestions.
At the same time, I want to say, "Do what you do, and you be you. If you follow all the rules and conventions, you too can sound like the mass-produced music churned out by the machine."
I'm sure someone famous said something like Learn to play it like they do, and then never do that again.
TLDR
A little background - As part of a personal project, I tromp around through nature for several hours every day (today made 1,187 consecutive days). I take snapshots with my phone and create an album every day for a couple of people who live far away but are close to me. They are no longer ambulatory. Sometimes the album is just a historical record that I got outside and where I went. Sometimes the album has a central theme and a story. The albums can be about what I want to say on that day, what I imagine those other people will want to see, and sometimes, it's just a way to bring those folks along with me.
A month ago, my seven-year-old phone finally died, and I got a new phone. I also got a mirrorless camera and a nice zoom lens (1421 grams total)*. That's just a shade under three pounds and 4.5 times the weight of my new phone. I knew nothing about digital photography.
Here's what I've learned so far
A decent digital camera packs an incredible amount of technology (mine has 53 menus of features, each with multiple options)
All the technology is exciting and fun
- and it's heavy (probably closer to 2268 grams (5 pounds) with the accessories and bag)
- and it slows me down (and for the first time in over a decade, my back hurts)
- and it has distracted me from subject, composition, and lighting - the only things I could manipulate with the camera in my old phone
- I used to create an album out of the daily photos in under 20 minutes. Today it took four hours. I can get lost in post-production (longer than it takes to walk 20 k)
- I've started shooting for the post-production process instead of the moment
I've spent lots of time over the past month learning about the technical process of getting a well-exposed picture. This is critical because I usually start my trek in the dark around 3:30 am.
In an analog to mixing and mastering, there are all kinds of amazing things you can do to manipulate a photo after the act of taking the shot. For example, you can take several bracketed shots (different exposures) of the same scene and then compile them to get more dynamic range (more highs and lows) than you can get in a single photo. Or you can take several photos and stitch them together to make a bigger picture. And for those who know about this stuff, there are probably 20 things you can manipulate in post. Today I tried a process** that reads the gyro data from a video, and it makes a hand-held video look like it was shot with a gimbal.For most of the last month, my albums have been a visual record of my experiments with the technology, as I inadvertently lost the thread of my stories.
* Sony Alpha 7 IV and Sony FE 24-105mm f/4 G OSS Lens
With great respect Per, congratulations on this milestone.