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Absolutely! I realized you can't just send the output back to the Kemper and monitor the re-amped on the Zoom because you would have a feedback loop. Not sure if there is some way to toggle off monitoring/recording of the inputs while playing back via the outputs.
However, all is not lost. I came across an article that talks about using the Zoom R8 and R24 for re-amping using the Phones out. Quite a clever solution.
The R8 and R24 allow you to assign the metronome to ONLY headphones and fade out the other track sounds so you only hear the metronome through the headphones. The unique feature on the R8 and R24 is that you can assign 1 or 2 tracks (if stereo) to be the metronome track in which case it plays the tracks just like a normal track but ONLY plays them through headphones given the above tweak I mentioned. You can also use this to isolate a vocal track through headphones etc.
So you basically assign a dry guitar track to be the metronome and output that via phone out to the amp input (you can also send this to an offboard effects processor to mimic an effects loop - The Zoom R series doesn't have an effects loop ). By adjusting the phone output volume you can set it so you don't get clipping on the amp (AKA KPA). Then you take the output of the KPA to the stereo inputs and there is your re-amped sound for recording and monitoring via the Zoom line output.
In my case, I can only monitor through headphones so I'll have to monitor on the KPA. I'm still curious as to whether the re-amped sound will be as good quality as the original sound (e.g., is there a mismatch taking a headphone output into an instrument input). I'll re-post once I have a chance to try it. The Zoom should be delivered this weekend.
Here is a link if anybody else has a Zoom R8/R24. The R16 doesn't support the assignment of tracks to the metronome unfortunately.
http://www.henkybacker.com/2011/10/the-hi…oom-r8-and-r24/