I'm watching for one used, if I find one I may switch if I am not happy with the mini.
I always change a big component in my rug at least once a year so I'm sure I am not done in my quest for perfection by any means lol.
I'm watching for one used, if I find one I may switch if I am not happy with the mini.
I always change a big component in my rug at least once a year so I'm sure I am not done in my quest for perfection by any means lol.
Thanks, nightlight!
That is what I have now been looking for, the Gordius.
It's too pricy for me to buy new.
In the meantime, I just bought a Liquid + mini and think it might do the trick for what I need.
There may be a remote for sale soon!
This is something I do with my Motif as well. Pretty sure the TB-12 should be able to do it, provided you can assign more than one CC value to the expression pedal.
What are using to do this with yours, Nighlight?
No worries, the led indicator isn't that big of a deal since I know When I use morph or not.
Last question, is it possible for me to have expression pedal as volume for Kemper as normal, but to send MIDI in channel 2 (same CC#7) to reverse values as I put pedal in heel/toe position?
Example:
I use a guitar synth that I always need to control.
I would like my rig to be set up so the the toe position has the Kemper at full volume.
But in the heel position the Kemper is at 0 value, while my Yamaha Motif gets the value of 128 in MIDI channel 2 so it is now at full volume.
It goes to value 0 at the toe position.
Does that make sense, and is it possible to program on the 11p?
I would like it to work how it does on the Remote.
Say you are on a preset, and the led is green.
Press the same button again, morph is activated and light turns red (or a different color, the actual color itself is not important).
Press the button again to deactivate morph.
Led turns back to green.
Hopefully I explained correctly?
Can you program to tap on the current preset button and have morph activate/deactivate?
This is how I use the Remote now and would free up a button.
I am leaning heavily towards buying 11P.
Thank you!
Hi All,
I have been very patiently waiting for over 2 years now to get more MIDI functionality out of my Remote, but am thinking about selling it and going another route lately.
Can any mod please just give a heads up as to whether or not these things are actually going to happen or not?
I particularly need MIDI Bank Change (MSB/LSB) to be passed with PC's, and I also need at least 1 additional CC# to be able to be programmed into one of the Remote buttons (like the Tap or Looper which I don't use anyway).
Please let me know if this will ever happen so I can either wait or move on.
Overall I am extremely pleased with the Remote and want to keep it, but have need that I cannot move away from.
Thanks so much!
Whippingpost, the saxes are great.
Overall everything is a big step up from the GR-55 I used for 4 years.
But I have programmed everything myself, as I am never content with factory sounds.
This has been brought up a million times already.
I don't believe it will happen anytime soon.
I also would not want a proposed $1,200-1,500 unit on the floor when Ian playing gigs but that's just me.
Kemper in rack, Remote on floor with 1 cable.
Done, and I'd rather someone step on my Remote than my Kemper!
I was using Roland synths for years and finally switched over to the FTP with a Yamaha Motif XS rack.
IMO it will not get any better than this for a while, I can do nearly anything with this combo.
Klemperer and Yamahain a rack, Remote and Fishman FC-1 controller on the floor and I am set.
Welcome from a fellow Californian!
You cannot go wrong with Mbritt packs.
Check out pack 2, and the Colonial pack.
They can definitely scratch your itch!
It was in performance mode.
Come to think of it, I made a new rig using the pedal pitch for the first time.
I didn't think to toggle the expression pedal, I bet that was the problem, it was in the down position.
Although the other rigs I use have wah engaged, not volume for the expression pedal, so I didn't think it would make a difference but I guess it does if it is in the heel down position.
It was right after that rig with the PP that it happened both times.
When I get my rig setup again I'll try it out to confirm.
I know there is an update for that on the newest firmware.
I had a problem yesterday morning where I was working on some times and had the Kemper on for a few hours.
It suddenly lost signal, and changing presets or anything else I tried didn't work so I had to power off and power on again and all was fine.
Then at my gig last night, I had the same thing happen at the end of the 2nd set and had to do the power down and back up thing again and it was fine afterwards.
I am on the last firmware before the newest update.
I have never had a problem otherwise, so should I just reboot?
I have been using the G10 live for about 6 months now and love it.
Just out of curiosity, is there truly 0 latency with a cable?
green scream is one where I can still hear it affect the tone at 0%
I have used it for a few different tunes as the only guitar player for 3 years now.
It is definitely passable and no one in the audience will think twice.
A hair of latency that you might notice but you get used to it quickly.
I will try this as well, thank you spinner!
I bought one and hooked it up 1 time in my home studio to try but didn't like it as I play in mono only.
Put it right back in the box.
It is brand new.
$110 shipped, PP gift.
I have 100% feedback on ebay with almost 1000 transactions if you want reference.
US only at this price, will ship international but you would have to add $35 for shipping.
I have the G30, and G10.
I had the G50 before, then went to a cable since I was using a Roland synth and had to be cabled anyway.
I got the G30 and have used it for the last 3 years with absolutely no problems.
Go the G10 a coupe months ago because of the rechargeable feature, and I have gigged with it 4 times now in outdoor and indoor places with absolutely no problems or difference from the G30.
Keep in mind, I also use a Fishman Triple Play on the same guitar, so they are both on the same frequency and both work flawlessly so far.
I am very happy to finally be wireless with my Kemper, and my synth rig, and use no disposable batteries to boot!