Posts by BoogieMonster

Yes, it is possible to save stomp or effects chains. But you can't save them both in one combined chain afaik.

Hold "Stomps" button to go to the slot (Stomp Chain) screen. The press store. Select "Stomp Modules". Give a name and press store again.

Do the same thing for effects chain: Hold "Effects" button to go to the slot (Effects Chain) screen. The press store. Select "Effects Modules". Give a name and press store again.

To recall them, hold "Stomps" or "Effects" button to go the slot screen and use "Browse" dial to browse through presets.

Hope this helps.

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Quote from DonPetersen

I used to have two Creamware cards a while ago and I'm pretty sure they did have SPDIF.

Mine is the "plus" version in which the breakout cable comes with AES/EBU connectors instead of SPDIF. But you may be right, it could recognise SPDIF with the right breakout cable. Hmm... maybe I can find one of those breakout cables you used...

Quote from guitarnet70

Don't forget that KPA must be Master Clock, it cannot sync to external

Didn't know that. Thanks for the tip.

Quote from nakedzen

Just getting a USB recording interface that has an s/pdif input would be cheaper than that hosa? You can get one for under a hundred euros from thomann.

Edit: Couldn't find the cheaper ones anymore, but something like this for example:

http://www.thomann.de/gb/tascam_us144mk2.htm

While this is a cheaper and reasonable way too, I'd rather stick to ONE soundcard (mine is a Creamware Pulsar II+ btw) for two reasons:

1 - Sync issues - I'm using my Focusrite Octopre MKII as master clock and I think that sync issues would arise if I tried to put another card into play.
2 - Monitoring (I'd have to hook my monitor speakers back and forth between audio cards every time to check the sound etc...

So Hosa seems more reasonable in my case.

But a friend has told me that there are even cheaper ways... like converter/adapters. I'll share them here when I get them.

Thanks

Thanks your help loulou222 . I'll try to find a dealer in Istanbul.

Cheers

$538 ? and it solves only half of the problem

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/…P_DFC2_Digital_Audio.html

Hi all,

My sound card doesn't have SPDIF in and out but it has AES/EBU in and out.
I've read that you may get a distorted signal if you just use a SPDIF to XLR cable. Some say I'd need 110/75 ohm converter or adapters. I really suck when it comes to circuits.
I can't afford another soundcard right now (You know, that big hole in your budget after buying Kemper).
So I wanted to ask you guys
Is there a quick and safe way to connect these two?