I recently acquired two new pieces of gear: an Arturia Microbrute synth and a Behringer UMC1820 audio interface (which means I'm saying goodbye to my beloved old AKAI EIE Pro -- those cute flick switches and analog VU meters will be sorely missed ).
Anyway, I thought it would be fun to find a way to combine the two.
One of the reasons I upgraded from the AKAI was that it lacked S/PDIF (the other being that I was running low on IO channels -- I like to keep all my gear connected simultaneously so I can quickly move between instruments). Now that I've finally joined the S/PDIF world, it's not only become a lot easier to reamp, but also to use my Kemper as an outboard effects processor. So I threw together a basic setup in Ableton Live: a midi track to receive and transmit notes from my master keyboard to the MicroBrute, a track to receive audio from the MicroBrute, and a send/return to the Kemper through S/PDIF.
Guys, I couldn't stop playing. Here's a short recording. The first part is a classic Floyd-ish 70s sound where I've used the direct recording from the Microbrute with a wet-only (delay+reverb) signal from the Kemper. The second part is all Kemper for a gnarly overdriven noodlefest.
The profile on the second part is @r_u_sirius 's Bogner Shiva Lead with an auto wah and a Dual Delay.