The written version is pretty simple: Put the KPA in reamp mode and send the DI to USB channel 3. Record as you normally do.
BayouTexan did a good tutorial in the forum search for reamping guide and you should find it.
How to Reamp Kemper USB Method Tutorial (with Reaper and 2 channels).
This tutorial explains the steps for Kemper USB reamping with 2 channels for Inputs and Outputs. Stage users have a 4 channel option.
First, make sure your USB is connected from the computer to the appropriate port on back of the Kemper unit. Windows recognizes the Kemper automatically as a sound driver. Make sure you select it (under the speaker task tray icon) before proceeding.
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Make sure ASIO4all is loaded. I am using Windows WASAPI for ease of this tutorial. Note that the lowest…
thank you. The images do not show up in your tutorial? Anything significant that I would miss by not having them?
Oh wait, your tutorial uses asio4all. That wasn't mentioned in the video. I had horrible luck with latency and dropout with asio4all so I no longer use it.
thank you. The images do not show up in your tutorial? Anything significant that I would miss by not having them?
Oh wait, your tutorial uses asio4all. That wasn't mentioned in the video. I had horrible luck with latency and dropout with asio4all so I no longer use it.
Note that your Mk2 has 4 in/4 out USB channels, but the tutorial above is for a Mk1 which only has 2. So, the steps you should follow for reamping are somewhat different.
thank you. The images do not show up in your tutorial? Anything significant that I would miss by not having them?
Oh wait, your tutorial uses asio4all. That wasn't mentioned in the video. I had horrible luck with latency and dropout with asio4all so I no longer use it.
For some unknown reason, the picture thumbnails stopped showing up in the thread but you can click on them to view them separately.
You can try using the windows WASAPI driver instead of ASIO4ALL if you have latency issues.
