Different levels with different presets when recording a clean signal ("Git Studio") via S/PDIF

PaWel85 · January 8, 2013 at 9:47 PM

Hi there,

maybe it is uncommon, but I currently record guitars for a band and I want to record the clean signal only via S/PDIF. I want to do the reamping later.

Also, I want to record a Master signal form the KPA simultaneously via the Main Out, to show my fellow musicians my musical ideas and give them a hint for what kind of tone I´m looking.

It works perfectly that way but....

I experienced, that the level of the clean signal differs from preset to preset (I set the S/PDIF out to "Git Studio" in the output section). Unfortunately, I can´t adjust the volume of the S/PDIF output anywhere...

Am I doing something wrong or is the KPA not supposed to work that way...?
Thanks in advance

paults · January 8, 2013 at 10:24 PM

Different profiles may have different Cleans Sense Settings? Try locking the Input.

PaWel85 · January 9, 2013 at 9:56 AM

It seems that the input has been locked...(the padlock icon is showing)...

Ingolf · January 9, 2013 at 2:11 PM

The untreated dry signal pronounces the attacks way more than the processed signal where the rig in the KPA evens out the signal.
It's normal behaviour.
I see this all the time.
My setup is to record both dry and processed signal via SPDIF though.

PaWel85 · January 10, 2013 at 1:57 PM

Hi doc,

thanks for the reply. I´m not sure if I understand you correctly, though...

The overall volume of the "Git Studio"-signal I record via S/PDIF is different with different profiles...I´d like to have a steady volume level of the clean guitar signal for reamping purposes, though. I am not talking about the dynamics of the clean guitar signal. Is there anything I´m doing wrong here or is there something I can do about this issue?

(The "Master Stereo"-signal I record via the main out is for the pre-production, as I mentioned earlier...)

Ingolf · January 10, 2013 at 4:17 PM

Hey PaWel,

sorry, it seems that I got YOU wrong.
Now I understand you get different levels with different profiles using Git Studio on SPDIF.
I'm not sure about a possible cause though.
Just out of interest: You could also use Git. analog on SPDIF. Does this make a difference?

PaWel85 · January 10, 2013 at 6:44 PM

hi doc,

I don´t have the "Guitar analog" option on the SPDIF-output, I tried "Git / Stack" but I honestly don´t know what it does. I get a clean (mono) signal and the problem remains (screenshot enclosed).

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Ingolf · January 10, 2013 at 10:54 PM

Sorry again, as I was erroneously referring to the Direct Output and was not at my machine.
I use Git/Stack. So I can record an amp Track and a dry Track via SPDIF.
Have you already tried this?

PaWel85 · January 11, 2013 at 3:58 PM

yes...i tried it yesterday. I get the result displayed in the screenshot. same problem and seemingly mono (?).

But as it seems, this issue has been fixed in 1.6.0. I´m installing it now and let you know if it works

EDIT: Yes, it works now...thanks for your help, doc! ("You´re the doc, doc!" )