This is probably going to be a short thread (I'm a Kemper Newbie). Can anyone tell me how to adjust the speed of the rotary speaker simulator? There are two presets 'slow' and 'fast' but the setting s for both appear to be the same in 'edit' mode. Thanks
Rotary Speaker Speed
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Fast and slow are the two available speeds. It was designed to work just like a real Leslie.
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Short thread. LOL.
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There have been threads over the years asking for more adjustments and ramp up and down options, CK doesn’t seem to be interested.
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speed is set to slow or fast using the soft key at the top of the display when in edit mode. This soft key can also be assigned to a footswith on the remote or an external footswitch to change it during performance.
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I too wish for more customizable options for this fabulous effect, but I 'get' that it's designed to be just like the old school Leslie cabs—slow or fast. However, I'd love to be able to do a momentary-button MORPH between the two different Rotary modes with the speed ramping up or down accordingly (like the Hughes & Kettner Rotosphere).
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I too wish for more customizable options for this fabulous effect, but I 'get' that it's designed to be just like the old school Leslie cabs—slow or fast. However, I'd love to be able to do a momentary-button MORPH between the two different Rotary modes with the speed ramping up or down accordingly (like the Hughes & Kettner Rotosphere).
You can do that - an FX Footswitch ( I through IV) can be assigned to Rotary Speed for the Rig/Performance Slot.
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You can do that - an FX Footswitch ( I through IV) can be assigned to Rotary Speed for the Rig/Performance Slot.
True, and I've done this, but it means the Rotary effect is always ON; either slow or fast, it's always there. Would love if the I - IV buttons had a third toggle option [eg, Off > Slow > Fast > Off...] for this very situation.
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You can use a second FX switch for On-Off.
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You can use a second FX switch for On-Off.
Really?!? They're 2 separate effects. How can you program a single I-IV button to be on-off for both Rotary Slow and Fast? I'd love to make it happen!
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One switch turns Rotary On and Off, the second switch changes the speed from slow to fast.
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Really?!? They're 2 separate effects. How can you program a single I-IV button to be on-off for both Rotary Slow and Fast? I'd love to make it happen!
You need two buttons to do what you're asking. Something like this.
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still sucks to need 2 buttons
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You need two buttons to do what you're asking
Or, you can use two of the I through IV switches.
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Or, you can use two of the I through IV switches.
Yep. Just making clear it's going to require two buttons.