Always a remarkable talent.
Maybe the first one could be a backing track to a forum solute to such a large figure in this community.
Always a remarkable talent.
Maybe the first one could be a backing track to a forum solute to such a large figure in this community.
Look at his gear, and find a profile of the amp that he used.
Sad news. Fantastic talent, and a genuinely nice guy.
Open the zip file for the update, and there is a change log in the zip.
Again, I'm perfectly calm. If indeed anybody needs to "calm down" I dare say it is you. Why are you so offended and triggered by my comment? Is there a certain degree of insecurity? Based on your criteria of the post counts, I can only surmise that you are a very insecure individual. I simply stated an opinion. Get over it and move on...
Nothing to get over. I'm fine. I wasn't the one asking what they are doing. I didn't overreact and say I should dump the Kemper for real amps. You did, sweetie.
The thing is....he's been a member on this forum longer than either of us.
That's hysterical. We usually get statements like his from people who just joined. Fantastic. I'll change it to: Somebody tell the guy, sounding like a new user, to calm down.
Absolutely Nothing seems to make sense within the Kemper mindset. It's all too confusing for me and I have neither the time nor the inclination to figure it all out. Perhaps it's time to go back to using real amps?
somebody tell the new guy to calm down.
I just highlight the name of the profile, CTRL+C to copy the name, and put that in the name of the track in my DAW. It doesn't get much easier than that.
Look up YouTube videos on the new model transformers changing the sound.
With Rig Manager open, hit CTRL+F4
Strange. I never really looked before, but you are correct. It's not in the Add/Remove Programs. I'm on Windows 10.
You should be able to simply update to the newer version since it removes the previous version before installing the new version.
Whoever is coding for the RM needs some lessons.
Seriously? Can't wait to see your masterful coding skills.
I went down the EQ Tone Match IR rabbit hole years ago. The problem is that you end up with the sound on the recording. Yes, it sounds great in that recording, but sounds horrible in others. That's because that sound is EQ'd for that song. Not anything else.
As a person who buys and sells a lot of pedals, I had to give the Soldano OD a shot. I was very underwhelmed by it. I thought it sounded pretty good, but I never loved it. The situation that made me put it up for sale immediately was comparing it to the Synergy SLO module. There was where the pedal lacked seriously. After trying it several times over a couple of days, I sold it.
After many debugging attempts, I think I have found the problem. For some reason, the amp model is not changing on the Kemper, when it's changed in Rig Manager. All the other settings seem to propagate, but the amp model stays as Kemper Generic. If I manually change the amp model on the Kemper, and create the profile, all of the settings get set in the new liquid profile. If I don't set the amp model on the Kemper itself, nothing gets set in the profile, and the profile is non-liquid.
This happens in the current version as well as the last version Rig_Manager_3_5_16 as well as Rig_Manager_3_4_51, with Profiler_OS_10_2_2_49572 or Profiler_OS_10_2_0_48484.
Maybe it's not a liquid profile?