The Main & Monitor Outs do have separate Bass, Mid, Treble & Presence EQs - which is appreciated - but I wish it was the same for the Low & High Pass Filters too. Currently, these are global and often I wish to use different LP & HP settings for my on-stage vs in-house sound. And while I can, and do, use the separate Bass, Mid, Treble & Presence EQs, I find that the LP & HP Filters are useful in other situations (controlling rumble and/or high-end harshness on some stages) and I sometimes want to filter the on-stage sound more drastically than the in-house sound.
Separate Low & High cut filters for Main & Monitor Outs
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This request has come up on several occasions and ckemper has repeatedly said he doesn’t see a need for it; in fact he thinks it is the wrong tool for the job.
I tend to agree but see both sides. I think it is the wrong tool for the job but removing the current TMBP tone stack and making the Monitor Output EQ a full Studio EQ or Graphic EQ would be a significant improvement. This would allow users to target specific problem frequencies in difficult stages rather than apply a generic EQ to try and solve a very specific problem. -
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Wheresthedug, Thanks for your response. It's appreciated.
And you're right that a more surgical EQ would be the best option, but we don't have that. So in lieu of that, I just want the current Low & High Cut not to be global to both Main & Monitor Outs. A surgical EQ is great for fixing specific frequency issues, but more often I find that there's a pretty big discrepancy between the Main Out tone through a PA speaker and the Monitor Out thru a supposedly FRFR speaker, even like the KemperKab.
And worse, I find that when I turn the MonitorCab OFF to go thru either a regular guitar cab or the KemperKab's imprints, there's big inconsistency between profiles in how the CabDriver "subtracts" the cab portion of a studio profile. So, for example, in these cases, I want to be able to roll off more high end in the MonitorOuts, than I want to in the Mains. And the Presence and Treble controls are way too broad for that.
