Yes.
You probably should only use global high and low cuts for FOH to tailor the house system sound.
Yes.
You probably should only use global high and low cuts for FOH to tailor the house system sound.
The song would be much better without the political visuals.
Every monitor I ever heard that was in a plastic box sounded boxy no matter the speaker size. A wood enclosure is best.
The HS8S is a subwoofer and won't do much for guitar playback, but it will sound better playing back a full mix set at least at higher talking volumes - the louder the better for subs.
Are you saying the Main Out -12dB box (Output Settings page 1) is unchecking itself? Do you have Main Out Link checked on page 2?
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After we called it quits, I went back into my Kemper's settings for the millionth time and saw that my "SPDIF Output" was off, even though I was absolutely positive that I had turned it on. I turned it back on and and all of a sudden the sound was going through the DAW as it should.
I knew that output was being blocked by something! So glad it's working!
I guess this call for 3 new reamping tutorials.
What happens when you un-link the Monitor output?
Nice! I was expecting Johnny Cash to start singing.
I would be happy they replaced a whole PC board instead of trying to repair one. It's like you are brand new.
If you use a different playback usb channel in the ReaInsert send than you are using for your main output, then there's no need to solo anything. In fact, it's helpful to not solo the track, because that way you can hear the track in the full mix context as you're auditioning rigs to use for reamping. In other words, if you're using Playback channels 1/2 for your main output, then use Playback 3 for your reamping and use that as the source of the Clarett SPDIF output.
I'm not sure I understand but I am not using USB channels when using Analog for reamping.
OhG You did not mention if your are "soloing" the DI track during reamping. You must do that.
I got your PM. Check my reply.
have a look here:
https://www.premierguitar.com/gear/builder-profile-bob-bradshaw
I had a similar rack in the 90's but it was strictly Audiophile.
OhG I was able to get Reamping in Analog and in USB working correctly with no latency issues. I will be posting both of those new tutorials in a few days.
In the meantime. sailor is correct. To reamp in SPDIF or Analog you need to turn OFF Kemper USB recording totally. In pic 4, "USB Audio" page. The first and second parameters must be OFF.... like so...
Off | Off |
Rec. Source | Reamp Source |
ReaInsert plugin is on your reamp track. You create a "receive" from your DI track.... like so...
My interface inputs are labeled. In 1 and In 2. My interface outputs are labeled Out 1 thru Out 4 (I have two pairs of monitors but I am only sending out to the second pair Out 3 and Out 4).
My third input is the DI, and mine is labeled In 3 form my interface. (not shown in those pics above).
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You simply "arm" and record your guitar and the DI as the first step.
On the next step, you mute guitar, "solo" the DI track, and "arm" the Reamp track.
Most importantly, you open Kemper Input settings Page 1, and change the last parameter "Input Source" to... "SPDIF Input reamp".
Since I am using analog and not SPDIF, mine would be like this....
Return Input Reamp |
Input Source |
You should now be able to play the DAW project and select any profile you want to find which one sounds the best to reamp. Once you find the right profile then just press record button in DAW.
Once you have reamped, don't forget to reset the Kemper "Input Source" back to... "Front Input" or whatever you had it before the reamping process.
I do plan to be more detailed with plenty pics and into in those tutorials.
He‘s talkin about Evertune, which is a system, that utilizes strings (i think), to keep your guitar in tune if something changes.
I thought Evertune was a bridge system independent of headstock tuners just like a Floyd Rose is independent of headstock tuners.
If all of us would remove and stop posting songs on any of the streaming sites, we could demand 50 cents per stream or even more. You are making them billionaires while they make you starve -- and you doing all the work.
10 cents per 6 turns on the headstock tuners????? All my different brand guitars go a half-step up or down with just a little more than a quarter turn on head tuners. And 10 cents is about an 1/4 - 5/8 of a turn on Floyd Rose fine tuners. 6 turns is taking the strings off.
Check if you have Kemper USB Recording activated in the related Output Settings page.
Check guitar cable and any pickup battery. Then check with another guitar and another guitar cable. Doing a "Init Globals" is a lifesaver when playing with the Kemper settings as a new user.
Let us know if fixed.
Sweet intro.
What is "rack type"? You mean tones with numerous effects? I'm still a newbie to all this stuff.
Monitor Out is not powered. I believe he needs Main Out and Poweramp Out to be different. He has an unpowered Kab.