Yes that is true for some amps. And not true for others. Would be great if Kemper mk2 could perform better in situations like this for instance:
Try Lupas rename app if you have to rename multiple files. It's old but very powerful.
I don't believe Kemper has dynamic responses in the cab section though. Also no expert. I don't even think Kemper uses IRs either. It uses a proprietary conversion of it.
Ah no stomp or effects buttons. Didn't notice before.
That was kinda my point. (no matter who does them over there). Haven't tried all of them though.
HW is not a high-gain player. And I thinks it shows. Love many of the other profiles though.
There was some acceleration that was tweaked with the buttons a long time ago. This works better now, so yes please update to the latest version and report back.
I think they just ran out of EQ buttons. You heard it first from me.
Well. Let us know which ones when you get in front of the device and I look forward to trying it out!
Personally, I would not want my IEM's to sound any different than FOH.
I can assure you that they do :).
Have you used a reverb that responds to touch with textures?
Which Kemper reverb algorithm behaves like that?
Yes. "if". And the man knowing the algorithms just told us (again) that they are in fact linear. So no "if".
Ok i was a little hasty DonPetersen Sorry about that. A question: Can you confirm that the nprp midicontrallable parameter “amp volume” in the stack session is in fact a clean boost/attenuation that does not affect anything else than the volume. I.e no tonal changes.
Yes. Amp and rig volumes are identical as long as you don't have nonlinear effects post amp.
I updated os13 beta yesterday. What's added in my Kemper stage mk1. Obviously, there is a Juno1/2 vintage chorus effect. Another part that can be felt is a tighter sound.
Sorry. Come again? Was there new stuff in the update for your mk1?
Display MoreWanna throw this in -
I was skeptical myself so reached out to Kemper regarding whether the Player will be able to make profiles, and this is the response I got:
Hello,
Here is some information for you:
The Profiling 2 will come as a free software update for all Profiler MK 2 devices.
Expected to come in sommer. There is still some work and tests to do.
The existing Profiler Players (they are all MK 2 already) will get the same Profiling 2 as a free software update for LVL 1, 2 and 3, that is, for every single Profiler Player device out there.
As the Profiler Player only features one input, it will be used as the return input as well. So some re-plugging is necessary during the Profiling procedure. However, we have done some tests already, and the whole process is easier and more robust than we thought.Fascinating to me and more people might find it interesting, so I'm forwarding it here! Yes, the KPP doesn't have the inputs to profile like we used to, but looks like they're getting around it with a process with several steps and reusing the input.
(In any case, that's all the confirmation I need - I just wish they made it clearer in the original announcement
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Some people in this thread might want to read this 
I hear it's coming in Kemper 8. Maybe.
And here I was going around thinking that the current profiling couldn't be improved and that the player would be the last hardware they released
Kemper oversamples 16 times in the amp section. This approach - 16 or 32 x OS is common with any digital processing that deals with distortion generation etc. Clippers and limiters and saturation plugins often use high levels of oversampling internally.
Exactly this. The main point is to push the aliasing artefacts into the highest possible frequency, since they can fold back into the lower spectrum.
Wow. Didn't know there was an Eclipse version!
Does this count?
Much nicer form factor than my previous Traveler. Really comfortable to play and still tiny:
