Am I correct in my understanding that the Stage only allows communication with a single MIDI device (owing to the fact there is just a MIDI Out but no MIDI Thru)?
Kemper Stage - How Many MIDI Devices?
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Stringtheorist -
October 25, 2022 at 10:51 AM -
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you can send MIDI program changes to two external devices from any Profiler. Since the Stage only offers a single MIDI out you need to assign a different MIDI channel to each of the external devices and connect them either with a thru box or by utilizing the MIDI thru of the device that is connected directly to the Profiler.
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you can send MIDI program changes to two external devices from any Profiler. Since the Stage only offers a single MIDI out you need to assign a different MIDI channel to each of the external devices and connect them either with a thru box or by utilizing the MIDI thru of the device that is connected directly to the Profiler.
Ah, many thanks for the clarification!
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you don't need each device to have a dedicated midi channel. In cases of need, two or more devices can share a midi channel, they just have to listen to different commands. To connect more than one midi device to the Kemper, the device to be connected must have a midi thru connector, or use a midi splitter.
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you don't need each device to have a dedicated midi channel. In cases of need, two or more devices can share a midi channel, they just have to listen to different commands. To connect more than one midi device to the Kemper, the device to be connected must have a midi thru connector, or use a midi splitter.
in case of program changes you need to assign different MIDI channels unless you want to send the exact same one to both devices
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Been doing this a long time and Kemper Support #1 is correct