Maybe is the only way to solve the big problem of kemper to match to volume level of all our rigs.
Limiter on the Output
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Maybe is the only way to solve the big problem of kemper to match to volume level of all our rigs.
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I mean that I/we need a global limiter like the global eq to achive the same volume of all ou presets/rigs,
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I mean that I/we need a global limiter like the global eq to achive the same volume of all ou presets/rigs,
This is one of the worst things I can imagine.
I prefer to use my ears, and I have zero problems with different loudness. -
Before there's a global limiter, you should
1) set the levels correctly when you profile an amp
2) adjust the cab volume or rig volumeI absolutely don't see a problem where you seem to see one.
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This is a problem comment to any guitar gear allowing so many presets.
It's hard to have a volume mismatch when you have just 3 channels and 2 eq's, while it becomes trickily to have all levels set properly.I'd suggest to check the clean sense: it must be set in order to have clean profiles and distorted profiles to the same loudness. I made a mistake and set it too high, with the result that clean profiles were very high in volume and stomps were unusable, with big volume peaks.
Once i set it properly (using just ears), all that kind of problems are over. -
ultimately, you don't want the exact same volume on all your patches. If you want to diminish transient volume for cleaner patches, then you can use the Compressor. that's just my opinion...
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It's not bad to have the option to do that. If you don't want to have all your patches at the same or almost the same level you don't need to use it.
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What's the difference between an output-based limiter and setting a post-stack Compressor (with limiter-esque settings) to locked? If all your rig volumes are still wildly disparate, to successfully use it to level your volumes, you'd have to set the compressor threshold really low. In other words, a large number of patches would suffer from extreme levels of compression.
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I think that the initial idea behind the Profiler was quite far from people daily downloading and installing massive amounts of profiles LOL
I believe it was more like "you create/get a profile you like/need, and you just edit it volume-wise and tweak to your needs".
It seems to me this whole discussion generates from the fact that we happen to own hundreds of profiles at one time and don't feel like tweaking each of them -
I like allegretto's idea for a different aspect than having the same volume for all presets!
For me it would be nice to have an adjustable and detachable limiter (only) on the headphone output to set the max level for in ears. So you will be able to hear after your singer - whose voice you've got via aux in - produced some massive feedback with his wedges...
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Maybe is the only way to solve the big problem of kemper to match to volume level of all our rigs.
+1
I add another vote for a global limiter.
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I can imagine this being implemented and people coming to the forum complaining that Kemper just lost all dynamic range and doesn't react to the pick any more...
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I can imagine this being implemented and people coming to the forum complaining that Kemper just lost all dynamic range and doesn't react to the pick any more...
Exactly. I don't understand why people don't use their ears.
Fortunately CK is very critical and immune to user wishes like these. -
Mhhh... I must admit I don't seem to get why people can't set the desired volume on the rigs they use... Ant then set the Master as needed. That's what the Volume is for, isn't it?
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not crazy about the global limiter idea... maybe something on the headphone output to protect your ears... but even that is easy to control without a limiter..
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not crazy about the global limiter idea... maybe something on the headphone output to protect your ears... but even that is easy to control without a limiter..
How do you do that if anybody else in the band still uses wedges?
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Hey Allegro , I nearly got beaten up in this conversation