Posts by Stefan D

Quote from tsachou

My 2 Humble kkP

Would you please tell me what pedalboard you arrusing and where to get?

Many Thanks

Stefan

Thanks to all for education. Now I understand a little bit more about input level.
I tried some more of my rigs. They are showing about -6 dBFS in Logic.
When I use morphing for solo volume (which increases the Rig volume), the Logic input level is going to 0 dBFS
I tried some untouched Kemper delivered rigs, their Logic input level is about -9 dbFS. Also really high .... I think ?

So the outcome for me is: (please comment if I am wrong)
I need to reduce the Rig volumes for all my Rigs, so that I get about -9 dBFS (or -12 dBFS ? ) in Logic.
For later mixing I adjust the level in Logic via level value or a Gain Plugin if needed.
Then I need to adjust the output level for Kemper Main Out and Monitor Out to my required levels.

Alternatively I use my Scarlett audio interface for recording, where I can adjust the gain levels. But then I get an additional DA/AD conversion and maybe more latency.

Thanks
Stefan

Quote from sailor

As Kemper Support #1 says, the USB output is neither hot nor cold. It simply transmits the rig output without any adjustment. If the recorded audio in your DAW is clipping (is that what you mean by "hot"?), then the only place that can be fixed is with the rig volume. Adjust that so the levels in your DAW peak somewhere roughly around -10 dBFS. Never adjust anything in your DAW with faders or gain plugins when recording.

Thank for the info. With hot I mean that the Input Level in Logic is in the yellow range (above 0db). I use logic to „route“ the Kemper Guitar signal via Logic to the audio interface and the studio monitors. To avoid clipping I currently use a gain plugin for this use case. For Recording and in general I need to think about adjusting the Rig Volume of all my rigs…

Can someone from Kemper confirm if this is a bug or not? And in case off a bug when it will be fixed?

Many Thanks.

Sorry if this is already discussed, but I can't find the right answer

I use the player connected vis USB to MacMini and recording the Master Stereo signal either Logic.
The input gain ih Logic is way to hot. How can I reduce the volume level sind from player to Mac via USB?

You are right ! loops to the KPP is not a good idea!
Thanks for your attention!

I mean using Trio Amp Out instead of FX Out

Trio Amp Out > KPP In > KPP Mon Out > Trio FX Return
Trio FX out not used

Hi ST

An idea to "disable cab sim in Trio" may be to use Amp Out and and FX return for the player.
(Sorry , but I currently have not Trio+ in my hands for trying by myself)

Hey ST !

Many thanks for your effort !!! This really helps me a lot !!! And I will for sure explore the links in your signature!

Stefan

I increase the BT/DAW Volume in the Output section using the MacOS RigManager without saving anything.
When I switch off the player and the on again, the value ist again at the 5.0 position, even if I increased ist to 7.0

Is this the correct behavior?

Stefan

Addition: I figured out that the value is remembered also during player on/off, but as soon as I press the BT button, the value changes to 5.0

Is anybody using the Digitech Trio Plus with the Kemper Player?

If yes, then I would appreciate to get some information about the routing possibilities with the advantages and disadvantages.

Many thanks in advance

Stefan

Player is connected to Mac via USB A/B cable.
RigManager works fine.
I can record Player guitar in Logic and monitor the signal with to the attached Focusrite Audio Interface and the connected studio monitors.
All OK so far.

But I was not able to get the BlueTooth Audio Playback from the Player to the Mac.

iPad is connected to Kemper via BlueTooth and I can hear the playback and the guitar in the plugged in Headphone.

How can I "route" the playback to the Mac via USB ?

Thanks in advance

Stefan

Quote from Wheresthedug

Both myself and Radek01 find the opposite in practice. The Native Audio drivers is 3 times slower which makes us wonder what the benefits really are.

Same for me, macOS Core Audio is slower.

Can anybody from Kemper explain when to use which audio driver (player audio mode) for which purpose?

Many thanks in advance!

Stefan

+1

In my opinion it would be nice to have a balance option within the double tracker parameters for both Fixed DT and "normal" DT.

This would be really great.

Quote from quemper

Thats's an amazing find!!! I assume it's functional?

Hopefully it will be added to Rig Manager soon.

Oh yes, because the player has now display 🤭

Quote from tedtan

Effects need certain parameters in order to function. For example, a compressor needs ratio, threshold, attack and release parameters to function effectively. That doesn’t mean, however, that those are all user adjustable parameters; some may well be fixed by the developer.

So it sounds to me like the OP asking about the settings for these fixed parameters.

Yes, you are right, that was my intention …..

Is, or will be a documentation available of the used, hidden effect parameters? e.g. Compressor Attack, Squash, Mix, Volume ? Maybe they are adapted when the not hidden parameter(s) changed?

Anybody who can compare with the Player? That would be really nice!

I asked Kemper via chat for hardware upgrade of stage …. It’s Not possible…