Hey guys,
yesterday I was too lazy to tune my guitar to D# to play along to some GnR recordings so I used the Kemper's transpose function. Unbelievable how good it is. Check this out: I played an A chord first... then A# transpose -1 B transpose -2 etc so I end up hearing the same note.
A little loss of high end, a little more latency... but expcet that it just sounds and feels very good - unbelievable 
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/9333867/test.mp3
Cheers
Dan
Its true 
not only is this a great feature for jamming with bands that tune down half a step etc. It does sound good as well. Im with you on this mDan
would you use it live?? I love it but i cant decide
oh, i love to jam on C, this is my fave key, not d. and now with a blink of an eye without freaking out the strings:
D
aR
aaO
aaaP
aaaaP
aaaaaD
aaaaaaO
aaaaaaaW
aaaaaaaaN
but the latency irritates me honestly, really. i hope there can be some improvement?
would you use it live?? I love it but i cant decide
I'll try tomorrow and see how it sounds! Well... actually sound isn't the issue... let's see how it sounds with the added latency.
would you use it live?? I love it but i cant decide
Im going to be using it live on a cover of a Nickelback track which is is drop B. Drop the guitar to D then turn on transpose and away you go!!!
I use down 1 in my Whitesnake covers band with virtually no issues at all, it saves a lot of work and of course i have my VG-99 too for any more complicated tunings. Love this addition to the Kemper!
I agree, for the sound expecially live no issue at all.
For the latency a little bit of feeling is loss, but it depends on the type of song we have to play. When the pick attack is very important can be more problematic to play live, otherwise it works very well. Overall a great feature!!
I agree, for the sound expecially live no issue at all.
For the latency a little bit of feeling is loss, but it depends on the type of song we have to play. When the pick attack is very important can be more problematic to play live, otherwise it works very well. Overall a great feature!!
Yes, too much latency for fast playing. I tried it in rehearsal then choose to use my good old capo (3th fret) live. The tone is affected too but you can always compensate for this with EQ and filter. Didn't try it for downtune thought.
