I too am appreciating it more after the fact.
IMHO it would make a great replacement in audio forums for the standard "door" farewell.
I too am appreciating it more after the fact.
IMHO it would make a great replacement in audio forums for the standard "door" farewell.
Other Fully Grown men may wish to use this also.
The return of Don Barzini???
As long as we are wishing, I would love to see a spring verb like the UAD AXG BX 20 make it into the Kemper effects.
As long as we are wishing, I would love to see a spring verb like the UAD AXG BX 20 make it into the Kemper effects.
Wow, this sounds amazing.
You're not kidding.
Blue sky in the loop, problem solved!
There is no Tape Delay or Spring Reverb in the current firmware, so of course it fails those, lol!
Me, I'm not wanting a real-at-all-costs spring emulation, just a passable impersonation that'll get me out of trouble when playing live. For studio use, I'll use dedicated hardware or plugins designed specifically for the task.
The Matchbox preset in the KPA in my opinion is hopeless and doesn't get half of the way to a spring tank in a Super Reverb, for instance, and the tanks on those old vintage amps is what makes half of the sound, in my opinion.
Anyway, I think we might be pleasantly surprised once the new delays are released. By the accounts of those lucky enough to play around with them at NAMM, they are really something else. Let's hope the reverb follows suit at some point.
EDIT : the post I was replying to has been edited down to a single sentence, so my post no longer makes sense. I'll leave it here, however.
Still one question remains :
for what reason there is accelerometer build in in KPA (it is really there) ?
Spring reverb, again, again, again.....
Pictures, or it's a fake
only can say WOW!!
this shock sensor it's called accelerometer.(and from technical point of view it is possible).
+1000 !!!! for this implementation of spring reverb.
http://www.nxp.com/products/senso…meter:MMA7660FC
Downgerade to os pre 2.7 and enter a debug mode - then shake the kpa watching the MMA x , y and z registers:D
You mean that you see it tracing/responding on the display?
You mean that you see it tracing/responding on the display?
Yep:)
I would love to think they'd do something with that and I'm impressed that you've noticed such a thing Damien - you scare me (in a good way )
Sooooo..... If it's in there and responds to shaking, how is that going to help with Spring Reverb unless you aim a speaker at the Kemper that is going loud enough to shake it to death? Apart from hitting the Kemper to get the spring tank thunk noise which would still be a cool party trick but otherwise? How would it do it?
Not doubting anything here - just trying to increase my understanding
I would love to think they'd do something with that and I'm impressed that you've noticed such a thing Damien - you scare me (in a good way )
Sooooo..... If it's in there and responds to shaking, how is that going to help with Spring Reverb unless you aim a speaker at the Kemper that is going loud enough to shake it to death? Apart from hitting the Kemper to get the spring tank thunk noise which would still be a cool party trick but otherwise? How would it do it?
Not doubting anything here - just trying to increase my understanding
Have you ever played through an amp with a spring reverb? If you hit on it or shake it you can hear the springs - and this could be done with the accelerometer. Of course - just for a laugh.
Maybe the accelerometer is there for the purpose of determining how many times a faulty unit has fallen to the floor (warranty issues)?
Have you ever played through an amp with a spring reverb? If you hit on it or shake it you can hear the springs - and this could be done with the accelerometer. Of course - just for a laugh.
Yes - if you read my post again, I'm asking how it's beneficial apart from doing the tank thunk thing
Very interesting, if Damien is right this something very cool
Besides the fun factor this could be, remember the Kemper is basically a computer. I can't imagine banging over and over on a computer being a healthy thing for the internal components. Perhaps this is an enticement to require us purchasing more units LOL
Blue sky in the loop, problem solved!
Hello. I like your nickname