I have a tune that I need to use the Transpose effect. When I use the Monitor Out it sounds perfect. When I use the Main Out I can hear the transposed signal and the normal signal. Is there a setting I am missing in the Kemper to adjust? I have tried to go to the Output menu and adjust the settings for the mains. Any suggestions or recommendations? Thanks!
Trouble With Main Outs
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gibson5413 -
June 7, 2015 at 6:02 PM -
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Is parallel path enabled?
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Is parallel path enabled?
No, parallel path is not enabled. Just strange. Like I said, it works perfect through the Monitor Out but sounds completely off through the Main Outs.
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Maybe it has something to do with mono (Monitor Out) and stereo (Main Outs)? How are your Main Outs connected? What output setting did you dial in? And last but not least: Is Transpose first in the signal chain (stomp A)?
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Check your Output settings for the main outputs. You must be sending something other than the processed signal, maybe the Direct signal.
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Maybe it has something to do with mono (Monitor Out) and stereo (Main Outs)? How are your Main Outs connected? What output setting did you dial in? And last but not least: Is Transpose first in the signal chain (stomp A)?
I tried switching the Main Outs between stereo and mono with the same results (Monitor Out is in mono). My Main Outs are connected via XLR cables. I have Transpose set to the "X" slot. Should it be in "A"? Why would it sound fine through the Monitor Out and not the Mains?
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I tried switching the Main Outs between stereo and mono with the same results (Monitor Out is in mono). My Main Outs are connected via XLR cables. I have Transpose set to the "X" slot. Should it be in "A"? Why would it sound fine through the Monitor Out and not the Mains?
Try putting it pre-stack.
I wonder if this is inherently a mono effect, and if this results in the kemper only processing one side of the signal. I'm betting you're getting the transpose in the left channel, is that correct?
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^This. Transpose should always be first in the chain (stomp A).
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^This. Transpose should always be first in the chain (stomp A).
+1 Stomp a is right slot for it, dont know why, but it is.
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Hey All,
I will give that a try and report back tonight. I hope that's the case. I only use it for one song live but it is important to have it working right. I use the Monitor Out for my Atomic CLR for stage and it's perfect. I send my FOH tones through the mains so I need to make sure it works.
Thanks again and I will post my results tonight.
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please record the main outs with the supposed dry signal.
the unamplified strings can be heard over the Profiler's signal (like an acoustic guitar, which an electric guitar still is - although not a very good one) with low levels and by the person playing the guitar.
if you're monitoring the main outs with studio monitors and the monitor out with a power amp and cab, the - likely - difference in volume could be responsible for what you describe, although there is no dry signal present.please record and verify.
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Stomp a is right slot for it, dont know why, but it is.
I think I've read that the KPA needs the cleanest signal possible in order to work best. And the cleanest signal is always at the beginning of the chain. -
I tried Slot A and still having the same problem. Any other ideas? I may try new XLR cables and see if that does the trick.
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please post a recording.
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