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You might find some inspiration here in some older threads on this forum. Use the search functionality with "reamping", some stuff comes out then. BayouTexan has nicely put some advice together...

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How to Reamp Kemper with USB Audio Tutorial.

This is a step-by-step tutorial in PDF format on how to reamp the Kemper using Kemper USB Audio. Tutorial is for Windows OS and Reaper DAW. But some steps may be replicated for other OS's and DAW's. Pictures are provided for clarity of steps.

If you have any questions on the procedure, please reference the Step # in your comment. This tutorial has a total of 7 Steps.

If you have found this tutorial useful then please give a Like.

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BayouTexan

May 2, 2025 at 12:28 AM

Thanks for sharing ST, what a lovely guitar and a great story behind it! Simply wow! Those early doublecut Hamers always attracted me a lot but unfortunately I never found one nearby... enjoy ST, enjoy

Same here. I love my lean pedal-free setup which still is so powerful. And very often an effect 90% close to where you want to go can be way enough... in a mix... or even live... at least for me. I'm not a perfect-sound-chaser though, Kemper gives me much more than I need and still surprises me with great sounds

Back to the 80s, with high energy, incredible drumming from Simon Phillips and pretty hypnotic delay guitar from Dave Gilmour. Simon is killing me each time I hear this when he goes "all in" around minute 5... what a beast

Well... enjoy and rock on as much as you can! You finally arrived and that is great to hear and what counts

Absolutely, try to rule out as much as you can by replacing pieces one by one. So, yes, that would give another hint.

Thanks so much for sharing this here DamianGreda ! Great contribution to this community, highly appreciated

Welcome, have fun here in the forum and with your Kemper. I'm optimistic we get your topic solved here. Nice and knowledgeable folks around here, typically happy to help.

Let me do the first try: Do you have the Monitor Output link ticked and active and do you have set the Monitor Output Source to something like Master Mono or Master Left to make sure you have sufficient signal? You'll find all these settings in the Output section close to the tickbox for the Power Amp...

RIP Sam Rivers! Too young to go...

Ich bin und bleibe für meine Setups in der Fraktion Rack+Remote, so sehr wie ich die anderen Konzepte von Stage und Player auch gut finde. Aber das was du oben schreibst Yoda Guitar klingt mir alles eindeutig nach "innerlich schon für den Stage entschieden" und gute Argumente dafür. Wenn die paar Euro und die paar Gramm Gewicht nicht der Game-Changer für dich sind, dann passt es doch so...

Quote from MetalMauce

Evergrey's guitar tone (their sound is awesome)

Indeed. And you nailed it nicely in that ballpark. Hence the great Danhage Signature guitar? I wish I could order that with a hardtail / fixed bridge instead of the Floyd Rose. Cool guitar though!

What profile did you use if I may ask?

Great and insightful conversations on the topic here. For me personally Tim Pierce nails it down perfectly... just my taste, mono is it!

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I was going to buy it and use it with a 1x12 with Kone for a small stage or rehersals setup.

Hard to go wrong with it at that price point I'd say and usually the Thomann stuff is good value for the money. Not classy but okay.

When I was in the market I decided for the mono variant, i.e. the Harley Benton GPA100 as it has a bit more headroom due to the 100W and skips the stereo capability which I definitely don't need. I have powered Kemper as well and my Kone loaded cabinets (based on Rocktron's S112) already have an option to daisy chain the cabs in series or parallel mode. What I really like is the built in power supply, no need for an extra wall wart!

So with two Kone loaded cabs the GPA100 makes way enough noise to have my loud drummer kind of under control

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You can use the external knobs (dedicated to delay and reverb) to control a copule of parameters of that fx.

I didn't know either but I admit I never tried because there is not really a use case for me in that. But it seems pretty logical as you explain it so not much of a surprise and good to know

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

Beautiful Joe, great sounds and composition... good mix as always

I love those ambient sounds and use them quite a lot with my Kempers. What did you use to create that heavier, distorted rythm guitar sound once it kicks in a bit harder? That has a great lowend push without adding muddiness... cool!

Quote from Sollazzon

If You really like a guitar, the way it fits on you, the shape, the neck, frets, it's good to spend some time and money to test different PUs.

This! Fit is everything... the rest can be adjusted typically with electronics, PUs, setup etc.

Meanwhile I sell guitars where I am missing the right feel and vibe almost immediately even if they sound fine to me. Vice versa I bought a few over time which were not in the best shape but where my guts told me that it's nothing what a good setup from my luthier and a fresh set of pickups cannot heal. I rarely was wrong with that.

And in my main guitars I have even switched pickups over time not because the ones in it were not fine but my taste or my demand for different sound changed. Still the guitar as such is the inspiration to play...

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

Kemper spotting included...

Great tune Dan! I hear a lot of 90s Grunge influence in the chords and the vocals. Could be a wilder Alice In Chains tune with some Led Zeppelin vibes coming in with the guitar solos... nice mash, great stuff