Just curious how it would work. I could use it once in awhile to just drop 1/2 a step down.
I've heard samples on guitar and it's good enough for a live gig I think.
Anyone actually use it live?
Just curious how it would work. I could use it once in awhile to just drop 1/2 a step down.
I've heard samples on guitar and it's good enough for a live gig I think.
Anyone actually use it live?
I've used it and it works very well provided you use headphones. Try -12 semi tones on the bass and get low, low, low.
Half step works fine.
Why headphones? What difference would that make?
Why headphones? What difference would that make?
It will keep you from hearing both the original tuning (string noise) and the drop tuned playback at the same time. Some players might not mind but I find it aggravating so headphones help block out the original string noise. Note that I do this in a studio setting -- not live.
Now, if you do this while gigging at ear blasting volumes then no headphones required but earplugs or a nice IEM system would be preferred. ![]()
Just curious how it would work. I could use it once in awhile to just drop 1/2 a step down.
I've heard samples on guitar and it's good enough for a live gig I think.
Anyone actually use it live?
I did it at two gigs.
The sound was ok. Because I use In-Ears everything worked fine. Without In-Ears I would not do it because of hearing the original strings and the droped down sound.
I'm all in eared up big time.
I only have to drop 1/2 step down, and only for 1 song, so I think I'll go for it. I'm assuming it's an effect of some kind and it will be fairly obvious how to implement it.
For fun, I'll report back after a few tests to confirm how well it will likely work live.
I find that if I use the pitch effect in slot “A” it works great. It does not seem to work so well when I transpose the Rig itself as I get a bit of artifacting.
Maybe your Bass doesn't like that drop tune of the Kemper and sends some artefacts therefor? 😉