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| − | The Kemper Profiling Amp offers a technology that is unlikely any other on the market. While it functions similar to a digital modeler and multi-fx unit, it has a number of unique features with their own terminology, that can be very confusing for a novice. This page breaks down the unique terms used to make discussing the product more clear. | + | The Kemper Profiling Amp offers a technology that is unlikely any other on the market. ''While it functions similar to a digital modeler and multi-fx unit, it has a number of unique features with their own terminology, that can be very confusing for a novice.'' This page breaks down the unique terms used to make discussing the product more clear. |
== Profiles == | == Profiles == | ||
Revision as of 20:37, 18 October 2015
The Kemper Profiling Amp offers a technology that is unlikely any other on the market. While it functions similar to a digital modeler and multi-fx unit, it has a number of unique features with their own terminology, that can be very confusing for a novice. This page breaks down the unique terms used to make discussing the product more clear.
Profiles
The big word is "profile", which is loosely defined as a digital snapshot of an amp/cab/mic that the Kemper uses to reproduce their sound.
- Studio
- Merged
- Direct Output
- Direct Amp
- Cab
Rig
A Rig is essentially the same thing as a "patch" on other digital modelers or multi-fx units. It is a file that can be saved and loaded, containing every setting available in the entire signal chain, outside of global/system parameters.
