Yes They did use the envelope filter on a number of solos but, on this particular song it sounds like some kind of phase wah pedal.
the solo in this song is also a Clavinet.
Posts by LudoMusic
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Might revisit them myself and see what I can get using my now superior knowledge of adjustments
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Given that you re-amp through there it doesn't seem too much of a leap!
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Very happy to hear that you're on the mend Michael.
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Yesterday I finally got around to putting my analogman bi comp and archer overdrive in front of the kemper.
the results?
exactly the same as in front of any "real" amp I've used them with!
YAY
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Great stuff!
Makes a pleasant change from another "METAL" Clip.
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nice one Andy, Thanks.
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Anyone come across a profile of an Ampeg b-15?
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I'm looking at the "Morley M2 Control Expression Pedal" has anyone tried one/have one?
It's only for studio use with the toaster, so size/weight aren't really an issue.
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Thanks for that, Mrs Z.
After a lot of reading and learning, I have got everything working nicely, so I'll post my solution here in case it helps others.
I'm using the Kemper as clock master (of course!) via SPDIF, and telling my 2626 to get its clock signal from SPDIF.
Then, using the 2626 breakout cable and a male-male BNC connector into the Octane's clock IN, the Octane is getting its clock signal from the 2626. What's really good to know is that the 2626 passes the Kemper's clock signal straight back out via its wordclock OUT cable.If I'm recording something other than guitar and don't want the Kemper switched on all day, I can just tell the 2626 to use its internal clock and everything's still happy.
I know a lot of this would have been obvious to those with more experience of wordclock, but for me its been a very educational little journey. Thanks to you all for sharing your knowledge and advice.
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Thank you all for your helpful advice. I didn't know about the difference between MIDI clock and SPDIF clock. I now understand how to set my interface (an M Audio Profire 2626) as the slave to the SPDIF from the Kemper, thanks.
But here's the rub: I'm also using an M Audio Octane preamp, and I've found it to be glitchy unless I have that as the master and the 2626 as its slave. But the Octane has no SPDIF in, just word clock IN and OUT and they're a different type of coaxial socket.
Is it possible to send the Kemper's clock signal to the Octane somehow, or is there a better way I should be getting these three devices to work together?Thanks for reading.
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Telelogic and I are working on the same Kemper together so I'm chipping in to offer this info:
On p.37 of the pdf manual, it says
"The PROFILER will automatically sync to a MIDI Clock signal received by its MIDI input."
suggesting that the Kemper is ready to receive a clock signal, rather than to provide one.We're wondering how we tell the Kemper to output a clock signal, and via what cable?