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Kemper PROFILER Remote - Advanced Remote Features; Assignments Without Remote Connection; Action and Freeze Functions; Latched vs Momentary Modes

Kemper PROFILER Remote
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13REMOTE QUICK START
ASSIGNMENTS WITHOUT REMOTE
If your PROFILER Remote is not connected, or if your stage is so huge that your PROFILER is miles away from the
Remote, you will not be able to reach both at the same time. In this case, enter the Remote Eect Buttons page
in Rig Settings, hold one of the four soft buttons, and press one or more eect module buttons to complete the
assignment.
KEEPING OVERSIGHT
To help you maintain an overview, a list of your current assignments will be displayed on the Remote Eect Buttons
page in Rig Settings. You can also immediately clear assignments on this page.
ACTION & FREEZE
Besides toggling the status of eect modules, each of the Eect Buttons can also be used to trigger so-called
Action & Freeze” functions like “Rotary Speaker (slow/fast)”, “Delay Feedback Infinity”, or the Freeze function of
most delay and reverb eects. To assign, simply navigate to the respective function within the eect e. g. “Rotary
Speed Slow/Fast” within the Rotary Speaker eect. Now press the respective soft button above the display of
the PROFILER together with one of the Remote’s Eect Buttons. Done! Don’t forget to store the Rig to make your
assignment permanent.
LATCHED / MOMENTARY
Every Eect Button on the PROFILER Remote supports an automatic latched / momentary detection: A quick press
of the button will latch the assigned function - in other words, the assigned eect modules will change their on/o
state permanently, until you press the button again.
However, if you hold the Eect Button for a second or more, it will automatically change to momentary operation.
Momentary operation means that as soon as you release this Eect Button, it will immediately revert to the initial
state. This behavior applies to on/o switching as well as to “Action & Freeze” functions.

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