[MusicTlk] Is the Kemper profiling amplifier accessible?
Cameron Strife
cameron at cameronstrife.com
Thu May 9 16:39:07 UTC 2024
The Kemper is a great tool as far as recording is concerned if you’re just looking for a straight amp. As far as the amps, I would like to profile, I don’t own them anymore, like my car and Legacy, or my Mesa boogie mark four for example. So that’s not really an issue for meAs far as the amps, I would like to profile, I don’t own them anymore, like my carvin Legacy, or my Mesa boogie Mark four for example. So that’s not really an issue for me. That being said, I found various profiles, mesa, boogie amp and a carbon Legacy half stack that are probably as good or better than what I could achieve here..
I would have to hire somebody to help me set up performances in the camper to use it live, however, the quad cortex and the black spirit floorboards. Both have a mode where you can have eight or 10 presets available across the foot switches, or, you can have the bottom row, presets, and the top row B petals that you can, add and subtract that will. Again, I would need to hire somebody to help me get set up, but once it was done, it would be done.
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> On May 7, 2024, at 7:45 PM, TheOreoMonster via MusicTlk <musictlk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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> This is a matter of personal taste, but for me It’s difficult to justify the cost of a Kemper if all I am able to do is load and play Riggs others created but I am unable to build one from scratch with out sighted assistance or a lot of patience memorizing everything on the unit.
> If you like the NueraalDSP plug ins build your own Qua cortex with a Mac and MainStage and a couple of AirStep MIDI controllers. The best part is you aren’t limited to just NueralDSP plug ins but any amp sim you would like to use. Have an amp you want to profile? Use N.A.M to profile your amp or pedals or etc and use them as a plug in in your MainStage set up.
> I have been Exploring MainStage and feature wise you can get it to do what these Modellers and Profilers do and then some as it possible to trigger backing tracks and the like with it as well.
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>> On May 7, 2024, at 2:29 PM, Cameron Strife via MusicTlk <musictlk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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>> Hi. I owned the fractal FM three and had no luck with it at all. The Mac and Windows apps are totally inaccessible. It’s pretty ridiculous. I did contact the company and they did not seem interested in working on accessibility not even further librarian app, etc. I currently own the Kemper profiler stage and so far, I can navigate patches on the unit, and, there are many dedicated knobs for things like volume, dry, EQ, etc. as far as the rig manager app for Mac and Windows, with jaws, or voiceover, I am able to update the firmware on the camper, audition, load, and delete profiles from the camper, and that’s about it right now. Still, it’s more access than the other units apps currently provide so it’s something. I really hope the quad cortex becomes accessible at some point. I like a lot of their plug-ins and actually purchased a few although I haven’t really had the time to dig into them yet. If you want a unit that is more blind, friendly, look at the Hughes and Kettner, black spirit 200 floorboard.
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>>>> On May 6, 2024, at 7:21 PM, Peter via MusicTlk <musictlk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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>>> Hello fellow, guitar players,
>>> My name is Peter Acosta. I’ve been playing guitar all my life.
>>> Both acoustic finger style and electric.
>>> The technology is so advanced…
>>> And I’ve been looking into the Kemper profiling amplifiers…
>>> Does anyone have any experience with them?
>>> Are they accessible.
>>> The Kemper and the fractal audio systems are state of the art and many people are using them.
>>> Many pros are not using amps any longer and a simply using the systems to amplify
>>> instruments and live settings.
>>> These are not modeling amplifiers…
>>> The Kemper and the fractal audio are totally different thing.
>>> I just wanted to specify that this is your not the typical modeling amplifier.
>>> Anyone who has knowledge of these specific devices would be very helpful.
>>> Thank you in advance.
>>> Peter Acosta
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