Hi, I have a question about if I put some drive or boost pedals in front of the Kemper, should I turn off the Compressor from the Kemper? Or it doesn't really matter? I use Mbritt profiles, I think the profiles by themselves sound the best with the Compressor on, with drive/boost pedals in front, sounds good too, but it also have a bit more noise, because normally drive/boost pedals are after compressor. For guitar recording situation, what is your suggestion? Thanks!
Question about Drive/Boost pedals in front of the Kemper
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jackroyli -
August 14, 2021 at 11:49 AM -
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Check Main Manual 8.5, chapter Effect Loop (Pink), page 270!
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You use less distortion when you record into a mix. You use much less distortion if you are double tracking or layering individual guitars tracks over one another.
Use an OD pedal or stomp the way you like it. But I usually set the profiled amp at a much lower gain when using OD/Distortion.
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Check Main Manual 8.5, chapter Effect Loop (Pink), page 270!
Thank you!
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You use less distortion when you record into a mix. You use much less distortion if you are double tracking or layering individual guitars tracks over one another.
Use an OD pedal or stomp the way you like it. But I usually set the profiled amp at a much lower gain when using OD/Distortion.
Thanks! Yes, if the pedals work well with Kemper, I only use Clean sound profile from Kemper