Posts by GLParrishmn

  • USB stick Update Failure *Fixed*

    Anyone ever deal with this

    Tried a Kemper Format drive

    KAOS. Bin on root of drive

    New FAT32 USB stick.


    nanoboot: burnFromUSBO

    *- Fast-forwarding update (same file) >>>>

    ERROR: file to start not found

    ERROR: error, during reading bootfile

    failed to boot firmware

  • Kemper Stage Direct to PA.

    I found setting tones at home on studio monitors, headphones or an amp didn’t work for me. I ended up adjusting at a rehearsal to dial it in. Live my rig sounds great. But when I get home and play the same rigs by themselves they suck but live they work.

    Had a bass player I hired for an international tour and he showed up with all the sounds from the record but did not cut the mix. I had him bring up one patch and we used that for the tour because it cut through. Just a thought.

  • Eventide H90

    I run a stage with a H9 and H90 in the EFX loops.

    I control the ETs using UI to MIDI

    There are 3 Dunlop mini pedals mapped to the ETs through the Stage.

    I have 5 rigs that I use which cover church, wedding gigs (every week) and other pick-up gigs.

    I will duplicate the performance but change the EFXs and the ETs depending on what I need.

  • Is it possible to control the looper with Midi cc values alone?

    Long Answer


    If you have a Midi Device, that allows you to send four CCs at once, it is very easy:

    Here are the commands:



    CC#=Controller Number, V=Value



    Rec/Play/Overdub: CC#99 V125, CC#98 V88, CC#06 V0, CC#38 V1 (on press), V0 (on release)



    Stop/Erase:CC#99 V125, CC#98 V89, CC#06 V0, CC#38 V1 (on press), V0 (on release)



    Undo:CC#99 V125, CC#98 V93, CC#06 V0, CC#38 V1 (on press), V0 (on release)



    TriggerCC#99 V125, CC#98 V90, CC#06 V0, CC#38 V1 (on press), V0 (on release)



    ReverseCC#99 V125, CC#98 V91, CC#06 V0, CC#38 V1 (on press), V0 (on release)



    1/2 SpeedCC#99 V125, CC#98 V92, CC#06 V0, CC#38 V1 (on press), V0 (on release)



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    If you have a device that allows you to send two CCs at one time (like FCB 1010 etc.), it´s easy too:



    I have recognized that all commands need the same two controller numbers:



    CC#99 V125 and CC#38 V1



    The trick is to program one button as looper activator with these two values, if you set the midi running status “on”, the Kemper will keep this two CC#s in its g,memory until you power it off



    Then set up the other buttons:



    CC#=Controller Number, V=Value



    Rec/ Overdub: CC#98 V88, CC#38 V1



    Play:CC#98 V88, CC#38 V0



    Stop/Erase (press button 3 times): CC#98 V89, CC#38 V1



    Undo/Redo:CC#98 V93, CC#38 V1



    Trigger Start: CC#98 V90, CC#38 V1



    Trigger Stop: CC#98 V90, CC#38 V0



    Reverse/Unreversed: CC#98 V91, CC#38 V1



    1/2 Speed: CC#98 V92, CC#38 V1



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    If you have a device that allows you to send only one CC# it´s a little tricky – you must split all the commands and put it on two buttons like this:



    Looper Activation:

    Button 1: CC#99 V125

    Button 2: CC#38 V1



    Rec/ Overdub:

    Button 1: CC#98 V88

    Button 2: CC#38 V1



    Play:

    Button 1: CC#98 V88

    Button 2: CC#38 V0



    Stop/Erase (press both switches 3 times alternately in succession):

    Button 1: CC#98 V89

    Button 2: CC#38 V1



    Undo/Redo:

    Button 1: CC#98 V93

    Button 2: CC#38 V1



    Trigger Start:

    Button 1: CC#98 V90

    Button 2: CC#38 V1



    Trigger Stop:

    Button 1: CC#98 V90

    Button 2: CC#38 V0



    Reverse/Unreversed:

    Button 1: CC#98 V91

    Button 2: CC#38 V1



    1/2 Speed:

    Button 1: CC#98 V92

    Button 2: CC#38 V1



    To retrieve the functions, both buttons must be pressed one after the other. This will work, but it´s a bit awkward to use (maybe for practical purposes).