Posts by Pos

Thank you all for your help.

Quote from Ingolf

How are you connected to your recording device?
I always make sure to always send out a constant volume i determine in the output menu.
And therefore I always unlink the master volume knob from my main outputs.
Did you do that?
If not you're still not screwed.
Apart from that, when turning the master volume knob it will show the last setting it was set to when the unit was booted in brackets.
HTH

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I read about it and I have now unlinked the master volume from main output...should have done this earlier. And yeah, I noticed that it showed the "boot volume", saw this after I rebooted though so it didn't make any difference for me.

But the output volume is not in any way saved in the rig? Or is there some kind of log that shows what output volume I used or something? I have manually restored almost the exact same volume, but the perfectionist in me will not be satisfied unless I know the exact value

Quote from paults

If you can't get back to the same Master Volume setting (because you have already changed it again, or turned the KPA off since noticing), you can do this to make mixing easier:

Create a rhythm guitar mix buss.

Record the new rhythm guitars parts (or overdubs) to separate tracks from the original tracks.

Send all the rhythm guitars to the rhythm guitar mix buss.

Volume balance the rhythm guitar tracks.

When mixing, use the rhythm guitar mix buss as a "one fader" control for all those tracks..

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I think I have managed to restore the same volume (at least close enough), but thank you anyway!

I'm recording rhythm guitars for an EP. While testing some other rigs I changed the master volume because of their higher volume. Now when I'm switching back to the rigs I used for rhythm guitars, the volume has changed from the last time I used it? So, I guess that the master volume is not saved in the rig. Is there any way that I can get back exactly the same master volume or am I screwed here?

It's very important for me to get exactly the same volume on all rhythm guitars, otherwise the mix will be a pain.

Solution: Update to OS X 10.7.5 and then reinstalling RM. After that update everything works fine!

I'm having kind of the same problem (except my computer actually finds the Kemper, but RM doesn't). Have you guys found any solution yet?

Thank you for the fast reply. That didn't work though, I've now sent the email to the support.

After I installed latest version of RM it doesn't recognize my Kemper at all. Before the update everything worked so I don't see how it could be the connection or anything hardware related. I've tried different USB ports as well. I've also checked the OS X System Information and the computer finds the Kemper, but RM doesn't.

I'm using OS X 10.7.4 Lion. I know it's old but it says it's supported.

Edit: I've got the latest firmware on the Kemper as well; 3.2.1.11625.

Any suggestions?