It will be interesting to hear about your own findings and preferences, in this matter. I am not trying to change your mind, however. The consensus of opinion seems to be that the KPA profiling process captures the details and contribution of the mic'd cabinet, more authentically than a traditional IR.

Then import your MP3 file via the 'Add Files' button or directly drag the audios to the converter interface. However, expanding on (Gianfranco's) previous comments, I have read many testimonials here, and on TGP, that KPA owners have found the Kemper Cab profiles to be superior to 3rd party IR-based cabinet sims. Open this MP3 bitrate converter and click the 'Converter' icon on the main interface. To change the storage location, please refer to section File Location of the next chapter. I have no experience, myself, with using IR's with my KPA. Click to show/hide bitrate and compression of each stream. I use them extensively with my real amps via the reactive load, and they work great in that scenario as well.Ĭan't wait for that awesome Kemper editing software for Mac OS that will make all of these work arounds unnecessary ( : I have had some excellent results pairing them up with some of my favorite profiles. Batch editing the names before conversion seems, at this point, the more efficient approach, especially since I want to have a good amount of those OwnHammer IRs available inside the KPA. Yes, but re-naming the IRs inside the Profiler is pretty cumbersome.

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