Posts by UzlovStas

Quote from Wheresthedug

OK , sounds like the issue is with the KPA itself. You need to raise a ticket with support. I am sure they will help you get to the bottom of it. Although it might be worth doing a system reset first.

thanks for advice

Quote from Wheresthedug

Check the sound from the Kemper’s headphone Out. If the sound is OK on headphones you will then know that the sound at source is not the problem. Assuming this is OK. Next move to connecting your monitors directly to the Kemper Main Outs and Monitor Outs. If these sound OK you can rule out hardware malfunction at the Kemper and move to testing each other part of the signal chain.

headphones out is clipping too. The only way to get a good sound is to connect via usb.

Quote from Kellerblues

is the output button lifting red?

no, and I’ve tried to adjust clean sense, it doesn’t effect sound. Also changed output to Di and it was clipping too.

My friend have a problem with all output on kemper stage. sound is clipping on clean and distorted signal. We set main mono out to -12 and logic get -18 db and clipping sound. If we connect via usb sound is good and loud. can it be something with soft or with he unit hardware?

Tone Junky got some good free acoustic sim profiles. You can get them on his site

I've tried different profiles and result was the same

Quote from HELL-G

UzlovStas Are there any post stack effects active with raised volumes?

No, just Amp and Cab

I've get the point how to solve my problem, but it would be great to have volume knobs on USB output for not tweeking rig volume all the time

Quote from HELL-G

UzlovStas

For the DI turn down CLean Sense in the Input Section. For Master Mono check the Rig Level. Is it set to a higher level?

Rig and Amp levels are set to 0db

Quote from HELL-G

UzlovStas Which level is too high? DI, Master Mono or both? Which levels do you read?

Master mono is -1 or even clipping, DI -3 db

there is no master volume link in usb reamping output

Quote from Kellerblues

Master volume?

I've tried, it doesn't effect signal

Hi! Im using 1+2 out source Di/ master mono and the signal in my DAW input is too high. How can lower it down?

Thanks for response and have a good day!

Quote from Ruefus

It's a simpler way to go all around, but you can also talk with the sound engineer to see what they think. When it works, it *is* glorious. we

we have a chat and he told that little delay between channels will fix the problem. i've tried the double tracker, but the sound isn't good, so i started this thread

Quote from Ruefus

The problem with stereo in a live situation is that most of the audience isn't in the stereo field. Only a (small) handful of people are in the sweet spot right out front and benefit. The rest hear more of one side. The result can be strange and not what's intended.

Many bands don't realize that sound engineers will often recognize that the room (or FOH system) won't support stereo very well. Even at its widest, the stereo field is still narrow. They'll sum stereo signals at the board and feel no need to tell you. It sounds better in the room (which is their job - and their reputation) and saves huge arguments that band members (one way or the other) lose.

Good point, thanks! I'm always for the better sound of the whole band, so maybe i'll leave stereo just for in ears.

Quote from Morph

I do a mixture of both. One band in stereo and one in mono. I think the distance apart of FOH can be an issue. Mind, I’m on in ears and my sound is great in stereo. I’m not sure if any of the punters would care. I guess if you’re doing bigger gigs, mono is the way to go

i use in ears too and everything sound great. we played in small club and sound guy said that their is a phase issue, so he flipped over the phase on one channel

Quote from V8guitar

TBH its one of the reasons I run mono.

Unless you want to use ping pongs or make use of stereo panning I struggle to see the real point. I know stereo is a bit more than that but I still think you can get depth from your chorus's, reverbs etc...

I use many deferent delays and they are so great in stereo, but maybe it's time to try mono

Hi guys! I've been playing in stereo for a long time, but at last gig sound guy sad that there is a phase issue and signals are canceling each other. How do toy avoid this problem, or should i just run a mono out? I've tried double tracker and sound seems not tight and chorusy.

I think you can copy first effect and assign 3 effects on one switch, so when 1 is on 2 and 3 are off. Then 1 off and 2 and copy of first are on

Thanks for the answers!