Posts by telelogic
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The way the remote connects to the kemper is very poor.
I can understand that it probably wasn't understood how much of a problem this would be when the unit was designed, or first produced, but it does seem odd that it hasn't been fixed for newer units.
It's clear that Kemper hq are aware of the problem, so many users have had problems, and some have created a partial fix by adding a breakout box with a more sturdy connection.
Kemper's failure to address this problem in newer units somewhat solidifies my feeling that they think that the way they do, or have done, things, is best, regardless of repeated evidence to the contrary.
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For a unit that is held in such high regard for it's fx, he seems to require a lot of outboard.
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You can currently connect digitally via an adat conection.
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A kemper software editor would be in daily use in a professional studio for me, and I think for most others here who own or work in professional facilities, the same would be true.
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Taking away the ability to profile, would not bring down the cost in any significant way.
The addition of foot switches and a larger display, would likely bring the price up to at least that of the current model, more likely a fair bit more.
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I spent 2 hours in the the studio yesterday building 1 rig!
Found and edited the amp to my liking in less than 5 minutes, the rest of the time was spent filling the fx slots.
That clunky browser for fx HAS to be sorted out!
When you finally get what you want, it's great, but it should not be such a pain in the arse to get there.
We've had the kemper in the studio for three years now, and it sounds as great as ever, but what a bloody inspiration killer it is having to fight the fx menu.
A fix to this has been requested for as long as I've been visiting this forum, and I suspect, for some time before that.
Whomever thinks that the current system is the best way forward is delusional.Please fix this.
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Why would you need to take an editor on stage?
It's value is in the studio.
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About bloody time!
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Sub menus for fx.
Having to scroll through all the different kind of fx to get to the type you're looking for is tiresome beyond belief!
Especially after four years of having to do it.
I know they could change it on the current unit, but seem not to want to.
I'd buy a kemper 2 if this was the only upgrade.Stupid bloody thing
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I've checked mine against my peterson and they read the same.
I have read lately, that there might be a problem with the current firmware's accuracy.
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Is that for your "Carpenters" tribute act?
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Just get the f##k on with it!
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Has anyone profiled this yet?
Free or paid would be fine.
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That's cool man.
You just have to appreciate how seldom I'm at the studio these days.
When I do get there, I'm usually pressed into service on a bunch of things that need to be done.
I rarely get the opportunity to mess around with stuff.
I should have some time in April to go and have a bit of a free play around.
It's a working studio and not my private play house.I hope you understand that this is why I can't simply get it sorted immediately.
Cheers all,
J.
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Back in the day of recording guitars with the speaker in the live room, and the guitarist in the control room.
I used to hook up a small amp with some kind of distortion pedal in front of it in the control room. Doesn't matter which, as long as it had enough gain to feed back when required.
I'd then put an a,b,y box after the guitar.
Whenever the guitarist wanted feedback all he/she had to do was temporarily hit the Y button to get the small amp in play.Issues like this aren't really digital amp related, more a case of not having engineers and producers to do the job that is not in the musicians skillset.
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Crap!
Sorry, forgot all about this.
I'll get to it when I'm next at the studio.
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A thumb drive and a computer.