Hi friends,
Just wondering if there's a way, utilising the Kempers different outputs, to output the amp section and the effects section separately to a mixer?
Cheers!
Using Kemper for separate Preamp and Effects
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chris bradshaw -
May 4, 2022 at 8:34 AM -
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you can output various combinations. There s a good video on the Kemper website about outputs fo recording but most of it also applies to the kind of live use you are interested in.
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Awesome - thank you, I'm going to do a bit of digging also.
I'm going to be hooking the kemper up to a Midi patch looper and want to isolate the amp and effects so I can loop each in and out seperately via MIDI.
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You can easily split the signal after the Stack block or after the Mod block. As the Kemper doesn’t have a Kill Dry option on the Mod FX etc the only sensible option (in my personal opinion) would be to split after Mod and send Delay and Rev fully wet to the mixer.
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I've just been reading about this.
It's frustrating you can't Kill Dry the Mod section. I agree in regards of where to spilt the output. Seems a shame to not be able to route so many amazing effects to the wet signal and be limited to only reverb and delays. A separate option to combine the Mod block to the Del/Rev Wet output would fix that.
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A separate option to combine the Mod block to the Del/Rev Wet output would fix that.
I don’t think so. As even in the Delay/Rev blocks you would still have the normal Mod parameters. I can’t remember but I don’t think it is possible to get a full wet signal for most of the mod FX. You could get chorus by using the Vibrato FX as vibrato is just chorus with the dry signal removed.
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Ah ok, thanks for clarifying. Am I right in thinking that the Del/Rev Wet output setting will only output those effects, even if I’m using others in the effects block. Will it pick up rev/del from the stomp block too?
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Actually, have just tested it. Putting a chorus in the Delay block with output set to Delay/Rev Wet gives …… silence 😆
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Interesting, sounds like just rev and delay is routed to that output then. When I have my rig up and running it’ll be a obvious what it can/can’t do. Thanks for the help mate!