Any news on a official Kemper Kabinet cover? Sure I could get something else that works but at this point might as well have everything look nice.
Posts by gkbradshaw
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I even tried my Kabinet with bass and was shocked. I could play in a band setting with the volume it gets. Maybe not if you've got a hard hitting drummer, but it would totally handle anything that i would care to play in...if I were to play bass again someday in a band and not guitar.
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Maybe this way:
https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=d…06%23post533606Thanks! I know of google translate but didn't know about this feature to translate a whole page like that. Fantastic!
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Any chance someone could summarize this in english? the title is very much related to a concern I have. Or perhaps there is a thread already in english somewhere. Cheers.
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Are you still experiencing this issue? I've been getting this too ever since I bought the kemper and never figured out what the problem was. Happens through headphones too for me, but doesn't seem like it's as loud as what you were getting
I don't seem to get it through my headphones. I haven't been playing through speakers much lately so I assume it still happens but will check.
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They're both perfectly accurate, the Logic tuner is just very jumpy. Try using 12th fret harmonic.
Yes I'm starting to think that the difference is the logic tuner jumping and it's impossible to see both exactly at the same time
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I checked again with logic and it might be a few cents less than I stated, but I'm tempted to say that the difference might just be the amount that the logic tuner jumps around so it's hard to see directly side by side. In other words probably not a big deal.
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Hi kemper land,
I've been noticing that when i tune with my Kemper and then do a subsequent check within Logic Pro X, that i consistently get about 5-7 cents difference between the two. Has anyone else noticed this? I'm tempted to stick with the Logic tuner since not everything will necessary go through my Kemper when I'm recording, but I thought that this was strange and was wondering if there's anything I can do about it. Both are using the same 440 Hz reference pitch.
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Yup...this sounds like the duplication issue that I have put in a ticket for as well and sent in my files as requested to support. The strange part with the duplication issue is that if you delete one of the duplicated profiles, both of them end up getting deleted.
Hopefully they fix it soon.
Does this mean there’s a possibility of getting the files back?
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OK so that would seem to suggest the noise gate isn’t the cause. If it isn’t doing it on the headphones it is unlikely to be software related either. Therefore, the most likely culprit is hardware fault (either Kemper or something else in the chain).
Is the buzz similar to a ground loop?
Do you have a computer connected by USB and/or SPDIF?
Have you tried plugging the monitor out into the Alto with monitor out set to Master Mono? Does it do the same?
I will try those suggestions to see if there's any changes and get back to you. Thanks for your help.
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I think this is a bug that that they are already aware of and may already have fixed for the next update.
Did you make a backup of your Kemper? You should get into the habit of backing up the KPA itself periodically onto a USB stick. Also, copy all of your profiles to Rig Manager in a local folder. Just having them show in the sync MyProfiler folder doesn’t give you a backup if the profiler gets cleared.
I didn't. Hard lesson learned and I'll always backup beforehand after this. It's not the end of the world but dang I really liked one of those, haha.
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There is no warm up time.
The fact that the hissing stutters sound like the main noise gate is set just on the threshold of being too low or too high and is only catching some of the high gain profile’s noise floor.
This happens on any profile, clean or dirty. It's really loud relatively speaking for 5 minutes and then goes away. The fact that it goes away makes me think it is something different than the noise gate.
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I just created my new favorite profile two weekends ago. I just updated to 7.1.2.15213 via Rig Manger and that profile, along with a few others recently created, are now gone. In addition, a few of the recently created profiles are duplicated, almost like the took the place of the ones I lost. I'm so mad right now cause I profiled that amp (/13) while on a trip and maybe I could recreate it someday, but it'll be a while before I make it back there.
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I used Beyerdynamic DT770 - 80 Ohm headphones. I seemingly standard for my studio applications. I'm finding that when I use headphones on my Kemper that I have to crank the output volume to around -7dB to get it to be a relatively high level in my headphones. I feel like it didn't use to be like that. Also when i use my Sony headphones i don't have to crank it nearly as high. Is this an issue with the impedance of the headphones or is that a normal level to have to use? For reference, I'm usually about -20dB when going out of the main outs into my DAW interface.
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Guys,
Is there a warm up time associated with the Kemper? I bought my Kemper new from Sweetwater and noticed when I plugged into my Alto speakers that there was a rather loud high frequency hiss that gradually went away after 5 minutes or so. When it goes away it almost sounds like the the hiss is stuttering. I unfortunately thought that this was the Alto speaker doing this cause I didn't get that same sound on the headphone jack, however, I noticed it when going into other speakers and when plugging the main outs into my DAW interface. So in other words, its the main outs doing this. Anyone else experienced this? I'm unfortunately past my 30 day return, but maybe I could talk with them at Sweetwater if this is a faulty system. After the hiss goes away I do get the random buzz sound that go buzz...click on the output but I haven't fully determined if that's the Kemper or something else. Thanks all.
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Hold the stomps section button for a second. Hit store.
I just realized what you mean. After a few weeks of having this I never even noticed there was a Stomps section button under the four stomp buttons, haha. I'll give that a shot! Thanks.
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There is a dedicated noise gate before the amp section so you wouldn't have to use a slot for that.
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The barefeet sounds more scooped, despite the exactly same speaker model in both cabinets.
Can you use the output EQ to accommodate the difference?
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....it sounds incredibly 'big' for 1x12 cabinet. And the dispersion is way better, compared to my old 1x12 closed cabinet.
What are your thoughts now that you've had a week or so? These look incredibly interesting to me.
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By the way, what's the proper etiquette when you've got a mostly duplicate thread that won't continue? Leave it, delete it?