i never experienced the static problem, but maybe that´s an solution?:
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this one is working fine https://mbritt.com/
i haven´t tried it, but in this video they say it´s 434.5ms
there´s a free one from Kemper/ MBritt:
MB - Dirt Shirt Lo 3
i think Jeff is the right direction, your sound is to bright (roll down the treble on your guitar) and
in the video it sounds like the guitarist is fading the notes in with the volume pot on the guitar in a Jeff Beck way, make fade in but also turn it up more as the note is fading out.
also: the sound is a bit more distorted than yours.
and finally :
added: To Tempo option in Tremolo, Slicer, Autopanner, Phaser, Phaser Vibe, and Flanger effects
Unfortunately it can't, although it should be able to.
Zappa used 2 MicMix Dynaflanger at the same time with different settings, so a stereo DynaFlange would be perfect!
same as the others:
from the manual:
"Regularly, the Looper operates at Half Speed with a recording time of 60 seconds. When a loop
playback is set to full speed, it will sound one octave up at double tempo, as though you had
sped up a tape recorder. Press the Half Speed Button again and you are back to normal speed."
it wasn´t my intention to offend you.
I just wanted to say that a tuner is not the solution for a tuned guitar.
A bit off topic, but maybe not everyone knows it.
Are you arguing against tuners ? How do you feel about tuning forks and pitch pipes?
well, after 45 years of trying to get guitars in tune, i found that (for me), the best way is to tune one string to a tuner, and then tune the other strings in octaves to that string.
so yes, a tuner or fork or pipe is absolutely necessary, but tune every string with a tuner?
no. only silent in a live situation.
Any musician should train his/her ear to instantly recognize when their instrument is out of tune and be able to correct it quickly
if only it were possible to be "in tune". here is an interesting pro discussion:
but in a real amp, it would most definitely boost the volume.
no.
because more gain results in more compression, hence less loudness.
try it with a "real" amp 
even after you set performances back to pending?
The word is that the sticks that didn't work with the Player did in fact work only after being inserted into a Stage or Rack
how could that even be possible? Magic?
Seriously, is there any technical explanation for why a storage medium could change just because I connect it to a device?
"Kemper Generic"
das bezieht sich auf die erst vor kurzem mit den Liquid Profilen neuen Toneinstellungen.
Generic sind praktisch die alten (sehr guten!) Equalizer, Liquid bilden/modeln das Verhalten der Eqs bestimmter Verstärker nach, und auch das Verhalten des Gain Reglers.
Lies mal ein bischen was über "Liquid"
example for going from Barney Kessel to Jimi Hendrix with the turn of some pots
are you sure your headphones are working? sometimes it´s the cable or an adapter
ich glaube, die Gitarren spielen es so:
Zeigefinger linke Hand F auf der tiefen E Saite
Ringfinger C auf der A saite
Kleiner Finger F auf auf der D Saite
Jetzt wechselt der Zeigefinger von der E Saite zu einem kleinen Barree auf der h und der e Saite (erster Bund), und g,h,e Saite werden gleichzeitig angeschlagen. Wichtig: Ring und kleinen Finger liegen lassen.
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die zweite Git spielt aber gleichzeitig
F A Saite 8ter Bund
C D Saite 10ter Bund
F G Saite 10ter Bund
G H Saite 8ter Bund
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Mit nur einer Gitarre würde ich es so versuchen:
Zeigefinger linke Hand F auf der tiefen E Saite
Mittelfinger C auf der A saite
Ringfinger F auf auf der D Saite
Jetzt wechselt der Zeigefinger von der E Saite zum C auf der h Saite (erster Bund),
der Kleine Finger spielt G im dritten Bund auf der e Saite
und g,h,e Saite werden gleichzeitig angeschlagen. Wichtig: Ring und kleinen Finger liegen lassen.
weil dadurch das 2 Gitarren gleiche Noten spielen ein chorusartiger Effekt entsteht, würde ich auch eine Modulationseffect verwenden.
Schwer nach 80gern klingt es z.B, wenn du den Micropitch in einen der anderen Chorus Effekte schickst
your Kemper isn´t mono because of your Interface or Rig Manager Version.
first, normal guitar amps are mono. are you using any stereo effects in the kemper? check with kemper headphones output. than check Kemper output settings.
after that, connect the kemper to your interface like it´s described in the manaul, and make sure your interface isn´t switching to mic input automaticaly only because you´re using xlr cables.
it should be stereo when your headphone is connected to the interface now (mix control on the interface all the way to input.)
mix control to DAW with a stereo rec enabled track and the right panning and you should be fine to record and hear the Kemper in Stereo.
save the money for the focusrite, you will not hear any difference in sound quality.
you can also connect and record without interface over USB connection.
Hi Alan, 2 workarounds:
don´t know which software you are using, but in Pro Tools you could use an AUX track as you input track, reduce the level as much as you want, and route the aux output to an recording track.
Or you simply apply a negative amount of clip gain to the recording.
