You can find all the Kemper rig packs in Rig Manager.
After all your contributions, tips, examples and suggestions I finally bought the NUX C . 5C 5.8 GHz wireless system. It really goes through walls and sounds amazing: no loss of tone, no interference, rechargeable lithium battery, light as a feather, negligible latency, great transmission range etc.
Yoda, # 4 You've put me on the right track, man! Thanks!
I saw these online but passed them up because they are TRS, how does that work in a TS jack?
Not new but it's my favorite,
Fender Rarities Limited Edition Strat
I don't re-amp ever. In a DAW one could blend as many amps you want. One amp at a time.
This splitter is intended for playing live. Each of the outputs has it's own on/off switch. It's great for A/B/C/D/E comparisons or blending amps and recording up to 5 at a time on separate stereo tracks into the DAW.
The best part is It's only $20.
The best $20 I ever spent.
I got this yesterday and tried it out this morning. I was so impressed I ordered a second one for my 5 real amps. Right now I have this one going to my Kemper Stage, Kemper Rack, Quilter Steelaire amp and Korg Tuner with a output left over for the Tone Master Pro when I get a longer cable. I had no idea how much fun it could be to blend 3 amps, 4 will be even better.
Is it possible to listen to the other tracks in a project (Drums, bass, keys etc.) while auditioning different amps so that you can hear it in context?
That depends on how you monitor the playback of your DAW. I don't think it would a simple matter using the Kemper as the monitor, if it can even be done. It's a simple matter for me because I use my interface for monitoring everything (32 USB channels in and 32 out). 2 or 4 channels on the Kemper is too limiting (for me) for what you want to do. I'm not saying it's impossible, I never tried do it it that way.
I have no idea of what equipment you're working with so I can't give any specific advise.
have you considered a midi splitter ?
Assuming your controller midi-out goes into the interface midi-in then the interface midi out would go to the splitter then to the 2 stage units.
maybe something like this...
I've had that same error message...
Try this;
Unplug the USB cable
Insert the USB drive
Turn on the Kemper and wait a few seconds and the nanonboot burnFromUSB() ERROR should go away and the OS should load.
Good luck,
The unit uses the information of the reference profile to pre populate fields to help speed up the process. If you use a similar profile as the reference then most of the fields are already filled in for you and you only need to change the ones that are different. This was particularly useful in the old days before RM as you had to fill in data with the knobs on the front of the profiler.
You can change any of the fields in RM when you have made your new profile. However, you can’t change data for factory content info so make sure you don't have a factory rig loaded as the reference rig. You can save a factory rig in Local Library and it will duplicate the rig but with data fields which you can then edit.
I've always wondered what the purpose of loading a reference amp before profiling is. I've only profiled 3 amps so far and understanding the editing of the tags has been my biggest stumbling block. Rig Manager seems hinky about highlighting the block to be edited, sometimes I have to click multiple times, in just the right spot, to edit some blocks.
Your post made me think I should be loading one of my profiles as the reference so that my name and other info is copied over and I won't have to keep editing certain blocks. Thanks for the tip.
I use Rig Manager and edit the tags before saving the profile.
I just turned 74 and adjusting the color and contrast helped me. YMMV
On my computer (Win10) the order of switching devices on will determine which device Windows uses as the input and output if the computer is on first. I use my X32 as my audio interface so that is always turned on last. Also if I turn on the computer last Windows will select the last used i/o device selected in the sound preferences. I have 6 USB devices connected to my computer, 2 Kempers, a VG-99, Gr-55 and a Korg Krome keyboard and the X32.
Hello, I am the proud owner of a kemper profiler rack unpowered. I ran it through a line 6 90 wireless set. Since my last few gigs sometimes the sound fully stops. I see a signal coming in the wireless but no sound. Also clicking pedals, switching rigs or turning the main knob from performance to tuning etc doesn't help. Only switching off and on helps. I thought it was the volume pedal but after not connecting it still gives this error 1 to 2 times during a gig.
Is there anybody who can help?
Yes, Kemper will help if you submit a request for support.
In the mean time ... while we are trying to guess about your system .... what do you mean when you say "I see a signal coming in the wireless" ? Do you see a signal on the input indicator the Kemper ? The indicator on the receiver only indicates reception from the transmitter. If there is no indication of input on the Kemper, the input jack the receiver is plugged into is the next place to check. Is the wireless receiver fully seated in the Kemper ? Next time you have this problem try pushing the receiver in and check the input indicator on the Kemper.
I bought this bass for a friend last Nov. I really wanted to keep it just because of the inlays not to mention the Black w/ white binding.
Picked this up yesterday...
Display More... This does not happen in clean profiles. ...
Thanks for your time guys.
No problem, I'll send you a bill...
If the problem doesn't happen with clean profiles, then the problem is probably not with the Kemper, your guitar or cable.
1. Isolate the Kemper from all external gear with only the power cable plugged in. Turn off all computers and monitors in the room.
2. Put on headphones, listen for noise.
3. Turn Kemper on, listen for noise (no guitar plugged in). If noise is heard, do a backup then a factory reset and listen again.
4. Plug in your guitar, listen for noise. If noise is heard, the problem is with the guitar or cable.
5. Continue connecting equipment one piece at a time (turn Kemper off while connecting) until you find the problem. Start with your interface and listen with headphones to both the Kemper and the interface, then connect to your computer, then your DAW.
The key is to listen to each piece of your chain to find what changes each piece is added. I think that's where your problem is because you say it doesn't happen in clean profiles.
I use both with no problem. You'll want to back up Rig Manager on the PC and restore the backup to the Mac to have access to all your libraries.
Why don't you just contact support? That's what they're there for....
I stand corrected, the TM Deluxe doesn't have a mid. I'll have to go back and try again.
