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What purpose would this serve?
Tapping tempo is used to make the delay match the tempo you are playing at. Surely the actual tempo in bpm is largely irrelevant as long as everything is in sync.
What purpose would this serve?
Tapping tempo is used to make the delay match the tempo you are playing at. Surely the actual tempo in bpm is largely irrelevant as long as everything is in sync.
My tapping is inconsistent, but I know where the tempo should roundabout be, but dialling it in takes too long
If it’s a known, specific tempo, either have a performance specific for that song, or create a preset for the delay that’s set correctly.
I do both depending.
Tap tempo (to me) is for matching other players. Not a specific bpm.
If it’s a known, specific tempo, either have a performance specific for that song, or create a preset for the delay that’s set correctly.
I do both depending.Tap tempo (to me) is for matching other players. Not a specific bpm.
I only keep one performance for the gig. I constantly change it depending on the PA and situation and it's as much as I can handle. If I start running presets per song, levels and all will be all over the place.
So that said, I wanna tap the tempo and have an eye on what I'm tapping. I understand that it's not a use case you might be familiar with, but it's my reality. For me it makes total sense, despite all arguments against it.
What works for you is what works for you.
This just came to mind......Have you ever tried using the Beat Scanner? Instead of tapping - hold the tap button and strum your tempo. It *will* show the tempo on screen as you're entering that way. I find that WAY better than the traditional tap-tempo. You can set it to mute the signal so your strumming isn't heard.
The only other suggestion I have would be to use something like this: https://www.disasterareadesigns.com/shop/p/micro-clock
What works for you is what works for you.
This just came to mind......Have you ever tried using the Beat Scanner? Instead of tapping - hold the tap button and strum your tempo. It *will* show the tempo on screen as you're entering that way. I find that WAY better than the traditional tap-tempo. You can set it to mute the signal so your strumming isn't heard.
The only other suggestion I have would be to use something like this: https://www.disasterareadesigns.com/shop/p/micro-clock
Yeah I like beat scanner, but would still like to see the BPM on the screen. That's what my Future Factory delay does, I tap in and I see the BPM on the display. Just old habits. I thought it wouldn't be too hard to develop that kind of thing but maybe it is.
Yeah I like beat scanner, but would still like to see the BPM on the screen. That's what my Future Factory delay does, I tap in and I see the BPM on the display. Just old habits. I thought it wouldn't be too hard to develop that kind of thing but maybe it is.
I doubt it’s difficult but it’s probably very low priority compared to all the other stuff they are working on
Yeah I like beat scanner, but would still like to see the BPM on the screen. That's what my Future Factory delay does, I tap in and I see the BPM on the display. Just old habits. I thought it wouldn't be too hard to develop that kind of thing but maybe it is.
No. Not hard to develop - but Kemper doesn’t have an army of developers, and they generally don’t add stuff when an existing feature does nearly the same thing.
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