Sorry to not come with what you ask for.
But to my ears it sounds like 24 dB/oct
I've made many searches on that question years ago. My conclusion was real speakers have their own cut-off slope. Simulation at 24 dB/oct was not enough and 36 dB/oct was to much. I went with a somewhat satisfacting slope at 30 dB/oct.
Thanks for your thoughts on this.
So you came to a similar conclusion as I have.
Yes. The Studio-EQ.
I`m not referring to the SHELV.
I´m referring to the CUT OFF - low or high cut ort low high pass, however you want to call it.
I know about the SHELV.
Hey there good people on the Kemper forum,
I was just studying the main manual a bit, asking myself what slope the cut off filters of the EQ´s in the FX-section have.
6,12,24,48,96 dB ?
For a guitarist probably of little concern.
For a sound guy nevertheless an info, that is of importance.
I guessed it must be between 12 and 24 db.
Does one of yoiu have more info on that topic?
Thx in advance. 
Amandas
The actual hardware cannot run 2 profiles at the same time, it has been stated several times by the Kemper team.
Maybe in a future Kemper 2? Who knows
Ok. I missed out on that info. But well. that´s life, right?
you miss out on things.
thanks for clarification, anyways.
You already have that option with two Kempers.
But a wet/dry signal chain will work wonders for what you want.
what a lame comment.
Fractal, Line6 and Neural DSP offer exactly THAT OPTION I´m talking about.
STEREO RIGGING...
Geezus ...
Wow... none of you guys seem to have gotten what the awesomeness of blending-amp tones is ...
It´s NOT ABOUT STEREO WIDTH (!), but about BLENDING TONES and being able to PAN THEM.
I do NOT like delays and double trackers, but using my JVM410 on one side and my PRS MT15 on the other, profiled with different cabs DOES MAKE AWESOME SOUND, with some sort of "stereosation", but not for "timing" but for difference in signal-chain...
You can still go perfectly NARROW MONO and still blend two amps, WHICH SOUNDS AWESOME ...
THAT is the reason why Quadcortex or other units offer stereo paths or even quad-paths.
Question to all of you:
NEVER TRIED THAT ??
I do that in my mixes all the time,
Because it sounds killer and you can create unique soiund textures outside the usual amp-sound-framework.
Dear Kemper,
since the "merged profile" function exists, where you can combine amp-only profiles with a studio-profile,
why don´t you include a sinus-wave generator and a small convolution-progie into the Kemper OS, so people can handily and easily create IR´s of their OWN CABS as well and combine them with
THEIR OWN DI AMP Profiles ...?
A small section that creates Kemper-IRs on the fly.
I bet thats relatively easy to do, because the functionality is already in the cabmaker included.
Just include a sinus wave sweep generator into the OS PLUS the code of the cabmaker an
we´re good to go...!
Using either the only power-amp section of the amp to "profile" the IR.
would be a nice way ...
Or using a digital or transistor amp ... for IR.
What about that?
I think that would be JUST AWESOME.
DO your own IR´s via Kemper, without the Fuzz of needing a soundcard and bla bla ...
A.
Please!
Implement stereo-rigging.
For me it´s THE MAIN REASON to consider buying a Quad Cortex.
When you´re a single guitarist in a band a stereo rig is the shix.
Dear Santa Claus!
Implement Stereo-Rigging i.o.w. two profiles to blend together ...
STEREO RIGS
Being able to create stereo rigs would BE THE SHIX.
Still a reason to consider te Quad Cortex imhO.
DO IT!
Can´t be that hard.
thx man. that´s all I need to know for now.
Hej there good people,
I can not find a list of the amps that are supported in detail.
Not sure if I want to install the OS10 beta version just to find out my amp´s not featured.
I own a JVM 410H.
And I LOVE every single bit of it.
So "trying" out a JCM800 Tone Whateveritscalled-Stack-Thingy might soiund nice, but won´t do the job of "authenticity" and that´s what this LP should be all about.
Right?
Can anyone, who´s got it already installed, tell me what Marshall Amps are featured?
Thank you so much in advance!
Amandas
