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Posts by MtotheEikel
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Makes sense, but I'm not sure if the hardware is capable of doing that
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It can't do the distorted sound when you pitch up and hit more than one string. It's polyphonic and the whammy (at least the Whammy IV) isn't.
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please delete.
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Unlinking works like linking.
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I have been playing with a single DXR10 quite a few times in various locations, also outside without FOH.
The other option I have been using is a Mesa Mark IV combo and at places, where the combo was good/loud enough, the DXR10 is also suitable. -
I'd contact support. I wouldn't expect that the main or headphne outs are affected by what is or isn't connected to the spdif input. Sounds like a problem to me.
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If you have that tone handily available in one of your real amps, you can easily grab a quick profile to see if the KPA is in the ballpark. Honestly, I don't personally find the need to run through all kinds of expensive mic preamps and studio gear to get excellent sounding profiles. Play around with a couple of mic positions and spend the 15 minutes that takes and you'll have your answer.
Yeah. Just try it at home and if you get close, think about going to a studio to make it better.
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Interesting topic. I suggest contacting support.
I never stored cabs with volume changes separately so this question didn't come to my mind when the update came.
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-Is there an easy way to add some low end thump or kick for lack of a better term to some of the high gain metal profiles? I understand that when isolated from a mix, guitar tracks don't really have a big low end to them, but im playing solo in my basement so I find myself missing that low end compared to my 6505mh with a 1x12 cab. Is that just the nature of playing through studio monitors? I have a pair of jbl Lsr305s that I'm using, I don't expect Earth shaking bass or anything out of them but it feels like the low end is missing on a lot of profiles?
You play through 5" woofers which might be the problem. You could try to use bigger studio monitors or PA speakers / monitors like the Yamaha DXR series.
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You could try to place a loop in any of the slots and use the send as the acoustic output.
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Yes ok but what if, with that one guitar preset, only one of the rigs in the performance has a volume problem if I raise the gain?...Iet me explain better .. for my clean sound I'm trying to use the Morgan profile included in the M Britt pack that Kemper released a few days ago...but only with that profile, if I use the same input preset I saved for my guitar I get a dramatic volume fall if I raise the gain...so I figured I had to re-set my clean sense..am I wrong?
thanks for answering me anyway
AlexI think you're right. What if you re-set your clean sense and go to another rig? Are the cleans too low then? Have you checked if there are any stomps involved which could have an effect?
I haven't had this problem and I just checked the rig you mention. It behaves like the other rigs I'm using.
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I have the input section locked and use one setting for each guitar. The rig volumes shouldn't be adjusted woth input sense but with rig volume or any other volume in your stack / fx chain.
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I can confirm this. It should be fixed but I think it's usable. There are differences but with a small change in amp settings it sounds good and similar anyway.
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I'm in love with the Carr Profile!
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I just checked and I think the move feature hust works for stomps (pre-stack), not for effects.
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You don't have to install the delay modules (or effect types) . They are there via the type knob.
What you have to install are the delay presets (settings for the different delay modules). I think you can either get them with the factory content or import them separately, if you don't want to have all the factory content on your Kemper.There is a difference between presets and effect types. The types are always there and can't be deleted, neither can new types be created by users.
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I don't think it would be much cheaper than a KPA. However, you wouldn't have to buy a foot controller, so you could save a few bucks there.
This request came up quite a few times, and I understand that some people would prefer an all in one solution. But moneywise I don't think that it would be much more affordable. -
You can also save stomp configurations by pressing the stomp button for a few seconds and hitting store then.
Many options there ..