But it's long till August...
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Posts by Ingolf
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Hi, this is quite uncommon.
Next time remember to make a backup file and send it to support. -
Hi Ed!
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Very nice!
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What a nice pair!
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I am really wondering though if the difference is really that noticeable? I mean, people can say it's the greatest thing but until I get a chance to hear one, I am still in the area of wondering. Its impossible to tell from youtube vids out there. I know that this is a completely new thing with Atomic and the concept behind it makes total sense but at the end of the day, if I can use something that is cheaper and still works adequately for me, then I'm ok with that. I can use that extra 3-400$ elsewhere. You are still at the mercy of FOH when playing live anyways so it just a stage thing here. I'm still thinking I may go with the Mackie HD1221 or the Yamaha DXR12 as I can get either of these at a very good discount.
These are exactly my thoughts!
I own the Yamaha DXR 10 which also great sounding, has a wide dispersion, different presets for use as cab, wedge and even with a sub.
In the end my own curiosity will win and I'll have to A/B them side by side.
The result will either be a 'de-mystification' of the CLR's achievements or an 'alright, it's really noticeably better' experience. -
I monitor my KPA either through a Fender Mustang III or a Yamaha DXR 10. I get an awesome tone in my band situation, and I'm absolutely gig- ready.
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Is the Kemper team aware of these bugs? Are they working on them?
Is there a better place to submit a bug report?You should definitely open a support ticket.
Things like these can be overseen because of the sheer amount of posts here. -
I like this a lot.
And I tell you a secret: You don't need more than 3 chords to Rock'n'Roll... -
Yep, already a classic!
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That's my point: never seen a drummer not playing faster towards the end...
ditto... which is why I like to be able to tap.
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No, if the drummer keeps his 120 I'll keep mine...
I speak of normal FX like delay only, of course.
Being controlled by a band's master click is only mandatory if there are sequenced loops going on. -
Oh I see.
If the whole band is 'slave to the rhythm' this makes perfect sense.
I figured the only the drummer is using a click.
If the songs have a pre- defined tempo you can store a BPM tempo with the rig.
That's maybe more convenient than a drummer sending his click to the KPA. -
I think you should be able to get a decent, if not good/very good tone out of this combination.
Like Davide said, this setup could use some EQ compensation so I second using the monitor out. With monitor out EQ bring up some mids and dial out some treble. -
Provided your audio interface has SPDIF in/out you will need no extra reamp box.
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In the rig menu you can set global tempo in BPM. Tap delay will be set accordingly.
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Tweaking (wasn't this term brought up when modeling was invented?) is history with the KPA.
Like modeling is history IMO. The future is profiling.In all honesty to the OP: you will be VERY VERY pleased!!
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I agree this is highly subjective. The sound examples on Andy's side give a good impression what to expect from an amp though.