On/OFF Lock Copy Paste

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    What does the lock do on right side under master volume do . Where is good place to learn about these buttons and their uses. The lock light seems like its on w sokme rigs but i didnt press it. and on other s no lock

    thanks but the manual givers. no detailed instructions on actual technique. i watch videos on line but they are limited , unspecific and some are old . Thats why i come here so guys like you with experience can help guide me . I also think my Kemper has its moments and just doiesnt work right . Ill turm it off and omn and then do the sa,me exact thing and it works.. But im geting there . This is my first Modeler and i need some expoerience but thaks for your help! Appreciate it. Its like the manual desrcibes the buttons but does not explain the process. But i love this thing. I havent turned on my Marshall in a month..

    the lock function has never changed since version one so any video that explains it is still valid.

    The manual explains how to use the lock function in the most straightforward way I can think of:

    To lock or unlock individual modules, press their respective buttons while holding the LOCK button.

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    What does the lock do on right side under master volume do . Where is good place to learn about these buttons and their uses. The lock light seems like its on w sokme rigs but i didnt press it. and on other s no lock

    You would clearly benefit from reading the user manual. It's there for a reason.

    Get in touch with Profiler online support team here

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    This forum is here to help, certainly, and the users here want you to be successful and enjoy your Profiler.


    Make sure you’re looking at the Main Manual And not the Quick Start guide or an a addendum.


    The Main Manual is as comprehensive a document as you will find. 99% of what you seek is there.


    In Rog Manager, go to the Help menu, you’ll see an option for the Main Manual.

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