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Any ideas how to get that sound? (I wish I could hear the isolated guitars only )
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(Lately, I've been listening to Battle Beast - I like that 80s feel with a modern sound):
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Thank you very much for your reply. But it doesn't work to me. I send init message: F0 00 20 33 02 7F 7E 00 40 02 3B 05 F7 KPA responds with a full "02" set of parameters. I repeat it every 3 seconds. The Delay slot is in most cases returned as "0" although it is on.
My KPA doesn't respond to this your Request Single Parameter ("0x41") message at all - when communication is active nor without init.
Do you use any initialization sequence? Or do you send it immediately without init? Which software do you use for sending the messages to KPA? Thanks.
I just send single parameter requests to update the modulators - I'm not using any initialization sequence (there's no active communication happening at all.)
This is interesting... "Get and save" -button sends three sysex messages to Kemper, here's the first one: f0 00 20 33 02 7f 47 00 00 00 06 0d 20 f7 (this seems to be "request filename for current rig")
IMHO, a VST plug-in to recall the rigs on a track of your sequencer (through RM for exemple) would be better than an editor.
An editor that could work as a stand-alone program or as a VST(i) would be perfect.
Is it possible to get current rig data via MIDI? If it is possible then storing/recalling track specific rigs (or even take specific rigs) would be possible in REAPER by using ReaScript Lua.
We can use Ctrlr as a lite version of an editor. Here's a MIDI communication test:
"MIDI data flow":
RM -> Kemper -> Ctrlr panel or Ctrlr panel -> Kemper or Kemper -> Ctrlr panel
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Ok, I got Rig_Manager_2_0_19.msi (installer file) via RM update mechanism (I have RM on my home computer). Now I just copy paste the file to a USB stick and install it from there.
You don't need the Kemper to update rig manager on the computer but only the computer. So connect it to the internet and update to the latest Version.
Yes, of course (don't know what I was thinking ). But I still would have to bring the computer (it's a desktop computer) home from our rehearsal place -> update Rig Manager via internet -> take the computer back.