I'm 60 years old and I wish I could enjoy it a bit before I die. ?
Haha 
Posts by fourstrk
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I literally just had this discussion with the head of manufacturing here. In THEIR world, they know how long it takes to build widget X down to the second. They go all cross-eyed when I try to explain to them that 4 months of design time may be nowhere near as long as what is needed to design new widget Y, even if it's based on widget X. "But, why don't you know???" she cries.
Because, Karen, a lot can go wrong in 4 months when you are doing something you've never done before and have no idea if the concept is even going to work! You are asking me to have a magic crystal ball and I'm going to tell you, the ball is cracked, broken, filled with smoke... and, as it turns out, is a BOWLING BALL... so I can't do what you want. We can UPDATE you with our progress as time goes on and we learn more, but right now, our sight as to what we can do and commit to is about 1-2 weeks out... not 4 months.
Karen is not getting a Christmas card this year.
Don't be like Karen.
Jeff
Don‘t be like Karen.
Let‘s make that a running gag for everyone whining about lead times ... -
A bulk change option would be nice indeed. No idea if it will be a feature on the first release of the editor.
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Whilst the Kemper team make the tweaks to the Editor, isn't the order of priority:
- Resolve issues that people appear to be still having with the latest OS and RM releases; then
- Release the Editor?
Especially if the Editor is reliant on the KPA running on the latest OS.
I bet they have two teams / guys (?) doing both in parallel.
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If we were to put as much effort in playing guitar as we do worrying on when the editor will be released we would all be playing like Hendrix by now??
Does this mean Hendrix‘ genius only had room to come through because he never worried about an editor?
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I read that they are using a database approach for storing rigs in OS7. Sounds like a lot of issues might come from this.
Rig Manager opening rigs which are not present, MIDI CCs make the thing crash (pointer exceptions), missing rigs, wrong backups, etc. -
Does v7.0.9 solve this?
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In theory, shouldn‘t be too much of work. I expect them to have enough foresight to have used cross-platform frameworks from the start. Linux should be „easier“ to support than MacOS, they may even use cross-platform compilers.
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Thinkin' it's time for another couple of months hiatus from this forum. It was funny at first but some of you guys are way too eager to nitpick and just argue for the sake of arguing.
Nah, you bring arguments to the table which do not fit the context. Please stop generalizing - I have never been inpolite nor should you.
BTW: I got the patience to wait for the editor and anything else which may come - plus yes, I have humour. So let‘s get back to the topic now. -
All they ever said was "we're going to have it eventually". A year and a half later there it was. Plenty of people whined about it because "every other car manufacturer has it". Meh.
When they released it all former owners had to / still have to pay if they'd like to have the upgrade. Not so for the editor.
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We're paying customers, they should have the courtesy to keep us in the loop.
Most of us are customers who have paid once, maybe twice and are discussing in this forum ever since.
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that is the address we are responding to.
May you send your response using a PM to whippinpost91850 ?
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Unless you over type the name of the amp the first time you load it the name does change to reflect the name of the new amp when you load a new profile.
Also when moving performance slots?
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It's actually a wonderful feature which is extremely useful. You're obviously very new to Performance Mode. Play with it some more, hopefully you'll awaken to it's utility. I rename every rig I save in performances to something useful, like eg. "Frampton" for my rig using talkbox effect.
No, I exclusively use performance mode. However, I build up rigs per band and guitar. My performances look like e.g.
1) Blackface
2) /13
3) JTM45
4) JCM800
5) EVH
from clean to high-gain. If I now change the JCM800 to a - let‘s say - Friedman profile, I do not want it to be called JCM800 obviously.
It depends on the use-case if it‘s a bug or a feature.
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It's actually a feature.
If you think of the text as the name of the slot (instead of the what rig is currently used) it will make sense. You can then name slots as "Intro", "break", "Solo" etc.
But as a convenience, when you FIRST load a rig into an empty slot I copies the rig name as the default name of the slot.
If the slot already have a name it will not do that, but there is a button in edit mode that does this for you if you want.
I do not see it as a feature anyways.
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I hope you can see the "Volume" parameters next to each other in the upcoming editor.
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This is off topic but... A lot of trouble shooting is going on with the new stage, which maybe is kind of normal for such a new "open field untested" device. I wonder if back in the day the toaster had similar beginner's issues... anybody long enough here to remember those days? I only can say that my rack and my toaster never had issues of any kind, they have been working perfectly for two years since day one.
If you look at the Changelogs it seems so. However, I also get the feeling that they rushed the Stage. There seem to be a lot of issues around and not enough capacity to do fast bug fixing (as in the past when they had several betas a week before a release). Hopefully this is the case because of the holidays. I love the bullet-proofness of the good old Kemper OS 6. Hopefully, Kemper OS 8 will meet the same quality standards and Kemper OS 7 is the lonely exception.
If I would own the stage, I would rather take my rack with Kemper OS 6 to the gig which is running stable for months (except the RigManager freeze bug which is known). I hope that everyone who just has a Stage won't come into trouble during a gig.
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1) Reset to KAOS 6.
2) Wait for KAOS8 and the editor while playing guitar.
3) Install KAOS8.
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I started to use the performance mode. I assigned rigs to the slots and saved the performance. Then I noticed, for some of the slots the rig name written on the second line (inside the "boxes") is wrong, while the one written beneath the performance name is right. I don't know if it happened with the previous OS ? I sent a message to the support team.
That's an annoying bug (or feature?). You can click the "Edit" Button and then choose something similar to "Use Rig Name" to change the slot's name into the name of the rigs which is in the respective performance slot.
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The UI on the Stage feels faster to me than it did on the Head. I wouldn't be surprised if something newer was built in.
Since the UI was redesigned (browser mode) there may be a leaner implementation of the UI coming with KAOS 7.