Posts by larbear63

Quote from lbieber

The Kemper rotary has a ramp up and down speed. You want it to be controllable, correct? Different Leslie models ramp up and down at different speeds, such as a 147, 122, 125, etc... Those can only be slightly adjusted and mostly via belt tension on the lower rotor only. I think Kemper has stated that the ramp up and down works just like a real Leslie. But I have wondered which real Leslie does is mimic? It can't mimic more than one model as it is currently implemented.

In the end, I am in favor separate, adjustable controls for the upper and lower frequencies. This is what Kemper should implement if they want the rotary effect to match real rotary speakers.

One of the other features on real Leslie's was a brake. This was another key to achieving the organic feel of a real spinning speaker. Speeding up and slowing down.

Playing it like an instrument.

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Quote from BayouTexan

Just turn your monitors up or Kabinet and walk over to it and play high gain. All the feedback you want, or don't want.

Oh how I wish it was that easy with the Kemper. It all depends on the profile. Same with the QC. Since that new fender TMP has a Feedbacker, I figured it would be a cinch for Kemper.

As always, please and thank you

Quote from paults

The Kemper Rotary effect has a fast and slow speed, like the control on a Hammond. A foot switch can be programmed to switch speeds.

Paul I know it has the fast and slow foot switch but the thing it is missing is the ramp up and down speed. A Leslie is a mechanical beast and you actually play it like an instrument.

Hi, I would like to request the addition of a feedback or freqout type of a effect. Respectfully please and thank you.

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I must agree with the poster. If firepower in this unit is being used for a looper than the looper should work as expected.

I don't want to push it. I stand with my original request as it's a very simple one.

Quote from whippinpost91850

please please please

I think whippinpost91850 totally understands what I mean. Mr Kemper please listen to our request.

The point of this request so the Rotary behaves mechanically, like an electric motor.

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Quote from paults

The Kemper Rotary effect has a fast and slow speed, like the control on a Hammond. A foot switch can be programmed to switch speeds.

I understand that however it needs a speed control. So the ramping speed sounds more natural like a real Leslie. Check out a rotosphere pedal.

Or the motion sound which is also a real Leslie for guitar. it's a pretty simple concept.

Quote from paults

The Kemper Rotary effect has a fast and slow speed, like the control on a Hammond. A foot switch can be programmed to switch speeds.

Quote from lbieber

I would like adjustable speed as well. But that ain't a real Leslie

A real Leslie has a speed control. You have to remember a Leslie is made for a Hammond organ and that speed control is on the organ. I can send you pictures. That is why you need to be able to switch between the fast and slow speed is to play the Leslie like an instrument. Since it is an effect and not an amp model all it requires is just a couple additional parameters.

Quote from Wheresthedug

It has been asked for many times by many users including myself. CK has always said that it won’t happen because a really leslie has fixed speeds and the effect is designed to replicate a real leasie. However, he also said there would never be an Android editor so who knows 😆