Line out for vocal processor

Khaki_Lackey · August 16, 2024 at 11:31 PM

What’s up, friends?! After an extended hiatus, I’m going back to using the Kemper for live performances.
I use a mission EP1 KP expression pedal as a wah/volume and I was wondering if there was an output that could send a signal to a vocal preocessor even if the volume was turned all the way down in muted tuning mode. I guess any output that is post volume pedal that would give the vocal harmonizer signal regardless of volume pedal being all the way down. Any thoughts on how to do this? I’d just as soon not use a splitter if possible.

Thanks.

PETERFR · August 17, 2024 at 11:56 AM

I am using a send in Direct Out mode to my VoiceLive3. This is an unprocessed signal and works best for vocal harmonies detection.

EricTheFish · August 18, 2024 at 9:52 AM

I also use a Voice Live 3 and like other vocal processors it has a guitar pass thru socket, so you just plug into the vocal processor first, then thru to the Kemper.

PETERFR · August 19, 2024 at 3:53 PM

Quote from EricTheFish

I also use a Voice Live 3 and like other vocal processors it has a guitar pass thru socket, so you just plug into the vocal processor first, then thru to the Kemper.

Thats great if you have no sound coloration (I have one). VL3's Guitar Thru is buffered and no True Bypass.

ZillaG · September 2, 2024 at 9:07 PM New

What PETERFR said. I use the "Direct Out" to my Voicelive Play Electric. Set it as essentially a pass-thru, that is, no effects and no amp.