Is it possible to profile an effect pedal?
Pedal profiling
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oliverho -
November 24, 2020 at 7:52 PM -
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Some dist and OD pedals, but only together with an amp, they can not be used as "stomp boxes" in slot A, B, C, or D
Modulation pedals like chorus, flanger and UniVibe can not be profiled ......
When profiling dist pedals they should be placed between the Output of KPA and input of the amp you´re profiling.
Not between your guitar and Input of KPA .
Cheers !
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...and don;t forget, because the KPA can;t run 2 profiles, all you will have is the pedal sound, with no amp...
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...and don;t forget, because the KPA can;t run 2 profiles, all you will have is the pedal sound, with no amp...
It's why people profile the drive pedals in front of an amp, so you get this pedal in this amp tone. But, as you said, you can't use the pedal by itself, in a stomp slot, in front of any of your amp profiles in the Kemper.
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Profiling only a distortion pedal and adding a cabinet later on can be fun though, if you like to explore sonic possibilities
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It's why people profile the drive pedals in front of an amp, so you get this pedal in this amp tone. But, as you said, you can't use the pedal by itself, in a stomp slot, in front of any of your amp profiles in the Kemper.
Just checking the OP knows this...