Vocals are midrange so almost any speaker will do. It's the mics that vocalist worry about.
Posts by BayouTexan
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Yes. They were spamming my email for a few days as if they created a game changer. NOT!
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Interesting conversation and statistics. I would say anywhere a human can operate then the profiler should be able to operate.
Some examples;
A parked car in Texas can reach 130*F. A human could survive that for a few minutes. However, the car's radio doesn't seem phased by it.
Top of Mt. Everest is 29,000 feet and about 6*F. You could survive playing "Cold as Ice" by Foreigner, and then you are done.
Just stay away from mountains and volcanoes.
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The Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center in Dallas is one of the world's best symphony halls. I need to make a visit there. It's a very special place and I know Muddy was stoked to play there. Here is a link to more info if anyone wants to do a light read.
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Welcome to the Party!
I'm surprised no one mentioned the most important number one thing to do -- buy more guitars!
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Mostly live
I have the powered rackmount with a non-powered kab. Depending on how much you need the backline to project then that may be enough, or you can opt for 4 Kones and put them in a 4 x 12 cab. I think it's wasteful not to use the Kemper Imprints so I'm a little biased on cabs vs kabs for kemper. A standard cab will remove your options for tone.
I consider Kemper to FOH and in-ears for monitoring as the best options for live. If you feel like the audience will think you are a lightweight then just throw an old empty Marshall stack behind you. They won't know the difference.
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Does this setting not work on a MAC?
To keep USB devices active on a MacBook when it's in sleep mode, you can disable power management for USB devices:
- Click Change advanced power settings
- Click the plus sign (+) next to USB settings and USB selective suspend setting
- Set both the On battery and Plugged in settings to Disabled
- Click OK to apply changes
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Using a limiter can adversely affect dynamic range. I imagine a simple sound check would take care of setting proper levels. In a studio, limiters are used very sparingly unless it's death metal.
But hey, if Kemper wants to add one then that's fine with me.
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Powered vs non-Powered really depends on how you are using it; live use or studio use, in-ears or stage monitored, etc.
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You can identify what model thru Kemper GmBH by the serial number but asking the seller to post or send you a genuine picture of the back is the only way to know for sure.
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Make sure you have the far right menu displayed in RM (number 3). You might have to scroll all the way down to see the profile depending on how your sort them (number 2). Also make sure you rename the profile correctly and save it to proper location (number 1).
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Thanks BayouTexan I continue to work on them regardless, it's the only voice I'm gonna get
You'll be singing soprano in a month.
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I purchased a screen protector for mine from rickymaina , and just go over the whole thing with a vacuum.
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You just about nailed the vocals in Trash Pander.
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The keys came out perfect! Riffing is excellent!. It's a hit!
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Well done, nice clean chorus tone (for some reason I had to click on the link and go to SC as the in post player was silent for me).
It's good to hear your progress and more maturity in your lead playing. Keep it up BayouTexanThanks Per! A few weeks ago, SC servers were down for a while where songs were listed but all had no sound so they probably had a repeat issue.
Well done Larry, keep going on and practicing , the overall progress is indeed going on track after track.
Thanks Renaud! I'm going to keep pushing that progress bar to 100%!
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Here's another clean riff with a heavy solo. I've been practicing on creating more phrasing and techniques and trying to be smoother on soloing. I used my Jackson SDX Killstrat on clean and solo with Fender Tweed and Peavey 5150 profiles. The bass was recorded accidentally into the Fender Tweed profile but loved how it turned out. Last thing was to get the snare and overheads EQ'd to fit.
I feel things are really starting to click.
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Neat little chord progression.
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The Kemper Wah's are all you need and just as good in tone as buying a dedicated pedal. I've been sometimes critical of Kemper's effects but their Wah's are top notch. I mostly used them cocked.
Mission EP-1 KP.
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When you send a cable from an amp to a speaker, that cable is amplified (powered) when it hits the speaker so a "Speaker Cable" is required to handle the power. A regular TS or TRS cable will get fried like chicken.
The Powered Kab only needs a line-level (un-amped and un-powered) cable since you are sending the line signal before the amp in the Kab. Just like when you go from guitar to plugging into an amp. So, TS, or TRS would be used.