Are you taking about the flight of the wounded bumble bee, I haven't listened to that album for a while (what an album that is though) and if my memory serves me correctly that's what it's called before He Man woman hater. I think Nuno uses the delay here to play another note for every one he plays so feedback set to 0 and the mix set quite high making it sound as though he is playing it twice as fast. im not a delay genius but I know there are some guys on here who are very good with delay settings. Beat scanner i would think would be able to be used as long as the delay settings were set right for that particular song eg feedback etc sorry I couldn't be much more help
Are you taking about the flight of the wounded bumble bee, I haven't listened to that album for a while (what an album that is though) and if my memory serves me correctly that's what it's called before He Man woman hater. I think Nuno uses the delay here to play another note for every one he plays so feedback set to 0 and the mix set quite high making it sound as though he is playing it twice as fast. im not a delay genius but I know there are some guys on here who are very good with delay settings. Beat scanner i would think would be able to be used as long as the delay settings were set right for that particular song eg feedback etc sorry I couldn't be much more help
Hi Raoul,
you´re right: Flight of the wounded bumblebee - that´s the one. I wasn´t sure of of the nameing here cos it´s not a seperated track on the album or in the score...
Oh my god that brings back some great memories seeing the tab book. Those days of being 15 sitting in my bedroom and trying to learn how to play like Nuno. What a player he is. I never got close to his standard but it was damn good fun learning them songs, well trying to lol
We must be the same age Raoul! It seems we learned (or tried to!) the same riffs at the same point in our teens, hahaha! Nuno, Vai with Whitesnake, Always with me, Always with you... 
Cheers,
Sam
However, the problem is that the beat scanner only goes up to about 160bpm.
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Are you sure? I've seen my beat scanner go up to 239, so that can't be right. Are you using tap tempo? Hit the tap button on the Kemper and you should see it register the tempo as faster than 160 bpm at any rate.
We must be the same age Raoul! It seems we learned (or tried to!) the same riffs at the same point in our teens, hahaha! Nuno, Vai with Whitesnake, Always with me, Always with you...
Cheers,
Sam
lol I'm 34 these guys were really big guitar Heros for me great music and great playing Every song on pornografite was awesome. I must have spends years trying to learn all them songs
ive seen beat scanner go in its 200's also is give it another go 
Now that´s funny. The manual states:
"When the tempo is set to your satisfaction, just release the TAP button or switch, and the tempo will stay constant. You can create any tempo between 80 and 160 bpm."
Following your advice, I turned the rig tempo to 200, activated beat scanner and it worked around 200bpm. Great.
Tried to recreate it with another rig, it didn´t go over 160 very far before switch to 80... 
EDIT:
And now I´m comletely confused, as by trying it a third time, after having Kaffee und Kuchen, beat scanner worked up to 204....Ahhhhh 
Nice. Unsure why the behaviour is erratic. Did you punch it in the right way?
Nice. Unsure why the behaviour is erratic. Did you punch it in the right way?
Well, I keep the tap tempo button kicked down and play muted notes on higher strings. I can´t think of a wrong way to activate the beat scanner....examples?
There was a reported problem at some time about how it reacted to certain tap tempo footswitches. I think they fixed it. Need to get a tap tempo button myself. But beat scanner is supposed set the tempo based on how you play, so if you play faster, it ideally should be able to display the higher values.
There was a reported problem at some time about how it reacted to certain tap tempo footswitches. I think they fixed it. Need to get a tap tempo button myself. But beat scanner is supposed set the tempo based on how you play, so if you play faster, it ideally should be able to display the higher values.
Even if the manual states, that it works only from 80 to 160 correctly???
Even if the manual states, that it works only from 80 to 160 correctly???
Following your advice, I turned the rig tempo to 200, activated beat scanner and it worked around 200bpm. Great. Tried to recreate it with another rig, it didn´t go over 160 very far before switch to 80... EDIT:And now I´m comletely confused, as by trying it a third time, after having Kaffee und Kuchen, beat scanner worked up to 204....Ahhhhh
Your quotes, man, not mine! I haven't really looked into whether it's working "correctly" or not. I don't really fool with it too much, preferring tap tempo.
Hi nightlight,
no offense intended! I´m aware, that I quoted myself. I just wanted to know, what you think of what is written in the manual...is it a typo? Is the beat scanner mentally unstable... 
Hi nightlight,
no offense intended! I´m aware, that I quoted myself. I just wanted to know, what you think of what is written in the manual...is it a typo? Is the beat scanner mentally unstable...
None taken, hope I didn't come across as brash.
You'll be the best judge of whether the beat scanner meets your needs, man! I missed that part in the manual (did my reading of a revision before the beat scanner was incorporated). It could very well be a shortcoming and in my opinion, limits the usage of the beat scanner. I'm guessing you feel the same, since it isn't working at the tempos you are looking at.
Then again, as mentioned, I don't have much use of the beat scanner at present. It would be wonderful if that clock information could be output from the Kemper, or it synced up to the looper on the Remote. As things go, tap seems to work efficiently,
I tried both and couldn't get the tempo to go above 160-170. When I hit that point it jumped back down to 80.
may need to go half of the desired tempo and adjust the delay note as needed.
sean
