Hi Folks
Does the Player transmit midi from its foot switches and controller or is it Midi Thru only ?
Hi Folks
Does the Player transmit midi from its foot switches and controller or is it Midi Thru only ?
On the bigger units the name of the note is to the left of the stream display so you would just tune to the next note down. I’m not sure if this is on the players screen though, but I would expect so.
We have to wait until May for round 3. Not bad for such a ‘disappointing’ product. The target market wanted it and bought it. In droves. Not bad for such old technology
They’ve obviously got it right. All of the stores in the UK sold their stocks within a couple of days….Twice!
JCM 800 I would think. Standard Marshall 'after preamp' eq. Im pretty sure from reading on the JVM forum that the The power amp is the same as a JCM 800 (stated by the designer ).
OK. Just a thought. Thanks again for the prompt response
Hi
Thanks for the quick answer.
I was thinking of having an option where you could do this on the fly at a gig (without rig manager attached). Just a thought. Probably just a 'personal' thought
I just thought it might prove handy
At present in performance mode, editing without saving across all slots is doable while switching slots via the Kemper using the rig buttons, but not the foot switches.
It would be nice if there was an option where that function was available while using the foot switches. It would mean you could easily do minor edits on the fly without having to save, or to stay on the same slot. This would be particularly handy with the toaster, where the unit can be at a convenient height.
Unless of course Ive missed something....
Gotcha. Thanks timo. Took me a little while but that was exactly what I was looking for
hi
Probably a stupid question here goes
On rig manager for iOS, to the left of the morph section, immediately below the input section is a list labelled Amplifier. Dropping down that menus gives access to a list of 8 amps.
Is this something you can add your own amps to? I imagine it probably is but I haven’t been able to work it out.
im hoping someone can point me to the answer
Thanks folks
Helix stomp. Nice and compact and works well in the fx loop of the toaster for extra effects. Sits well on top of it and is easily switched over to standalone in case of emergency. Tbh I’ve been using a kemper since it was first released. Never had any problems but I’ve always taken a backup just in case.
I’ve been contemplating the in ear route for years. I used a sennheusee system years ago but hated it. In reflection it was obviously down to the earbuds themselves. Anyway, I normally use a pair of earplugs on stage. Not so much down to the backline volume more to reduce the nightmare of cymbals in small venues. My question is, would the in ears have the same effect as earplugs but with the additional bonus of mixing in a ‘low volume’ ox on top of the attenuation caused by earplugs or would it be a completely different experience.
Funny thing is that in my humble opinion gear like the kemper doesn’t get used at higher end / pro level as a well known and ‘go to’ piece of gear until it has an well established track record. It’s taken a long while but the Kemper has been on the scene long enough to have reached that point now. I’ve had a kemper since the very first batch. Over the last year before lockdown and ever since I’ve noticed just about everyone in the stage crew knows exactly what it is as soon as you remove it from its case. When you pull out a kemper and a member of the stage crew hands you 2 xlrs without even a word. Well that speaks wonders.
let’s be fair here. Most companies hardware loses support as soon as a new product they produce takes place. Usually very shortly afterwards. I reckon we’ve done very well with a product that has been supported and vastly enhanced over a period over which all of its competition has undergone several, hardware upgrades and lost all support for their previous versions during that time.
weren’t they brilliant? I was lucky enough to see them play an afternoon slot in an Edinburgh nightclub in the mid eighties. Well past their ‘famous’ stage. They were absolutely amazing. Dan Mcaffertys’ voice is even more outstanding live.
Don’t bother about it. Sour grapes. They have been making EXACTLY (by them I also mean Cliff) since the axefx standard, when the kemper was first announced and had not even been released. I’m not making that up,go and check. Yet here we are ,three fractal hardware versions ,10 years and thousands of pounds later and it’s exactly thesame argument. The reaction on the fractal forums, particularly the totally unprofessional and downright rude ones from Cliff himself were downright condescending. Since then there has been an awful out of effort put into trying to ‘better” the Kemper. Someone has been talking a lot of b$$locks for the last 10 years……
hi guys. For a while I had my remote attached to a pedal board. I have since removed it but during the time it was attached I have mislaid the 4 rubber feet and the screws which attach them. Any advice on replacements? Thanks guys
Zander
So its delay time that does it, great I will give morph a try. Thanks