Through monitors, what you will get is always the full signal chain of amp -> mic -> cab, which inherently feels a bit different than an actual amp in the room. Getting an actual guitar cab and a power amp, or going into the FX loop of an amp, will get you all the way, but as stated above, you can get pretty close by playing around with parameters, or just getting used to it.
I also think that part of the difference in feel comes from the fact that you have two monitors as well. Pan it hard to one of them and it's gonna feel at least a little bit more like a regular amp.
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Thanks for replying! I'm not sure I agree completely, though.
If the only problem was that the Kemper reacted slowly to midi commands, that would be one thing. However, as soon as the pedal is connected, even using the buttons on the actual Kemper unit works poorly, which at least in my opinion implies that the Kemper unit is also acting in a way that it shouldn't.
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Hi! I'm trying to use the Harley Benton MP100 (MeloAudio Midi Commander) to control the Kemper Player by connecting the pedal over USB.
For some reason, as soon as the midi pedal is connected to the Player, the Player becomes extremely unresponsive. Changing presets suddenly takes about 3 seconds, even when using the buttons directly on the Player. Adjusting any knobs on the Player is equally slow.
I know I could probably use a midi to USB adapter instead of using USB directly, however using the USB only would be a lot nicer, since it will also provide power to the midi pedal and allow me to use fewer cables.
Is anyone aware of any solution?