Very well done Larry!
Thinking of Muddy...
Very well done Larry!
Thinking of Muddy...
Rest in Peace MuddySludge - I always, always enjoyed our conversations so much!
What a genuine, talented, experienced and nice dude...
Thanks BayouTexan for your emotional words and reflection.
Few thoughts...
Fingers crossed you'll find differences with that approach which let you discover the root cause...
If nothing else helps please open a support ticket with Kemper - those folks are incredibly helpful!
Awesome, I like it very much! Thanks for sharing here
Welcome, have fun here in the forum and with your Kemper. Sounds like the fun is already going on, very good! Enjoy this incredible machine as much as most of us here do
And this is where I've gotten to today.
Brilliant! What an awesome playground and GAS universe
The much I like my super lean "Kemper only" concept the much it still excites me to see that stuff. And super nice DIY. Looks great! Eye-catching Mesa Triaxis with its incredible (physical) depth
Just love his playing...
This! Creative, great energy and so tasty and versatile...
Nice setup musicmad. But you'd probably sound incredible on a broomstick as well. I always enjoy your playing so much!
#massive as always Joe! Good to have you back
Short and crisp one here... Mike keeps delivering
This isn’t bad for the speakers? No room for the air flow. It won’t blow the speakers ?
Interesting thought. Not so much I know. A carpet does not make it airtight, specifically not with the shag pile I have here. And I would assume that any isolation cab you buy on the market is more airtight then. Never heard of any issues with that...
When you're using a DI you can as well put the cab face down on a thick carpet so that the speaker faces the carpet. Additional blanket as BayouTexan said can take away a bit more then.
I do this with my trusty old Rocktron S112 which has a DI included and my fine Celestion CL80 in it. You still get some rumble and pictures off the wall but at least much less of the sharp highs that kill your ears when you're in the same room...
Welcome, have fun here in the forum and with your Kemper. Sounds like the fun is already going on, very good! Enjoy this incredible machine as much as most of us here do
PRS USA Artist II
Pretty good condition considering she's 30 years old (1994)
Complete with original leather case which is also pretty good for it's age.
To say I am over the moon is a massive understatement
Wow! Congratulations Justin1971 !
Stunning beauty... enjoy that piece
Welcome, have fun here in the forum and with your Kemper. Enjoy this incredible machine as much as most of us here do
Take your time to explore...
Welcome, have fun here in the forum and with your Kemper. Sounds like the fun is already going on, very good! Enjoy this incredible machine as much as most of us here do
No specific suggestions but take your time to explore it go step by step. Don't try everything at once. It is potentially a pretty overwhelming piece of gear but has so many little details that might be confusing at first glance but later turn out to be so well thought out concepts.
In case of questions take the (full) manual as a great reference and after that come here and ask... incredibly nice people in that community here!
Hi monkeymagic , welcome to the forum!
Black Lion's audio interfaces are interesting stuff and a good step away from the mainstream. I like them and just ordered another 6x6 indeed for similar tasks you have there. Cubase user though.
Anyway, 2nd cable is good idea to make sure everything is in sync. Furthermore make sure that the Kemper is configured to be SPDIF Slave and takes the clocking from the BLA. Go to Kemper Output Menu, page with SPDIF on top buttons, "internal vs. auto" needs to be put on auto. You will see when it syncs with the interface properly (hope that fits for the Stage as well, Rack user here).
For the 2x2 I am not sure if you can use SPDIF and other inputs/outputs in parallel. It just has one switch to select either SPDIF or the others. Please consult the manual on this issue...
Welcome, have fun here in the forum and with your Kemper. Sounds like the fun is already going on, very good! Enjoy this incredible machine as much as most of us here do