Profile editor

That will be in the next generation, the Kemper Amplifier Creator, KAC .... ok the Acronym is atrocious...

Wait a moment, if you want to edit 60+ parameters you can still get back your Axe II....

LOL that's true!

I reckon Christophe could make an Editor in his sleep, no problem.

Do we really need one, that's the question?

Usually we want a PC Editor because it's so difficult to tweak on the unit itself.
I remember when I got my HD500...after two days I had pulled muscles in my neck and back, I felt like I'd gone 10 rounds with Mike Tyson., I never wanted to bend down ever again.:)

For me the KPA is the PC Editor, it's like looking at an Editor on your PC screen, instead of using your mouse you use your fingers.

Yes, I agree - the UI of the KPA is great - I don't need a PC editor (with one mouse) - instead I prefer the KPA UI with the great display and many knobs and switches much more.
AxeFx vs. KPA is more like DX7 vs Virus

But the OP thought about an editor for the hidden KPA features. Somewhere it was quoted that the KPA captured some 60+ parameters during the profiling. We get only a few exposed as user tweak-able parameters in the Amp and Cabinet section.

So the idea is to expose more of them (maybe in an 'advanced' section) - and change the KPA from a profiler to a profiler with more modeling features.

Or to use the Synth analogy again.
The next step after the synth's ( think modelers) were the samplers (think profiler) - but then we got great samplers WITH great synth features.

Quote from Armin

But the OP thought about an editor for the hidden KPA features. Somewhere it was quoted that the KPA captured some 60+ parameters during the profiling.

Aha, I get it....agreed, that would be cool.

I would definitely wanna have an option to enter the tags, names etc. an easier way. I would be happy with a compatible file format that I can edit in a text-editor. Setting the names and tags adequately really take a long time.

Yes, it would be so easy to use e.g. an XML format for the rig (names) - they can encrypt the profiling stuff anyway.