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Posts by Kempermaniac
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Hi guys!
I'd like to know how to do proper gain staging with my two setups. First setup, only for home use (around 70-80 dB):
Kemper (unpowered Toaster) Monitor and Direct Out (stereo option) -> Stereo Amplifier -> 2 cabs, each with one Kone
What's better? Cranking the Amplifier with relatively low volume on the Kemper's Master volume or vice versa?
Second setup, only for home use (around 70-80 dB):
Kemper S/PDIF Out -> Audio Interface S/PDIF In -> Audio Interface Out -> Studio Monitors
This is more complex as there are more volume sources/pots/faders involved. I've somewhere read that it's best to crank Studio Monitors and to do the levelling via the remaining volume sources. Is this true? How would you do the gain staging? To be more precise I'm talking about listening not recording.
Thanks in advance!
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What about a booster pre stack and morphing the volume to negative values?
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What about the fuse in the Rokits? Did you check that?
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Try a different setup: You can feed the Kemper with the signal coming from the apollo. Check manual how to use the alternative input etc. or see here:
Then use the Kemper's Headphone Out.
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All 3 sides seem exactly the same, right? So basically durability is multiplied by three.
Basically yes. And they are quite large.
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Mir ist als hätte ich irgendwann mal gelesen, dass der Reamp-Level auch von Cleans Sens abhängig. Versuch das mal.
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You can't lock dist sens, you can only lock the entire input section. If you lock it, the settings apply to all rigs. If you don't lock it, the settings will be loaded with the rig you choose. Note that browse and performance mode are independant from each other regarding input settings.
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And what about the S/PDIF-level (Kemper output menu)?
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Truly one of only two guitarists that changed the landscape of electric guitar
That's what Rick Beato said too:
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Another hero...
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Tweak your sounds at gig/rehearsal level, not at bedroom level. If you want to know more, google Fletcher-Munson.
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Oh...ok, ich meinte den Toaster. Und du hast an beiden Monitorausgängen ne Box dran und der Output steht auf stereo?
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First thing to look for is the output menu. What is dialed in there for the outputs you use? Second thing is to have a look at the cabinet. Maybe you have locked it to "no cab".
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"Kempermaniac"Monitor out ist bei mir Stereo.Ich will ja das hören im Monitor was auch über die PA geht.
Trotzdem ist der Monitor Out allein ein Mono-Ausgang. Er wird erst in Verbindung mit einem zweiten Ausgang (hier dem Direct Out) zu einem Kanal eines Stereo-Ausgangs. Der andere Kanal wird dann vom Direct Out gespeist.
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What about blending in the direct signal in the amp menu?
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Monitor Out ist immer mono. Du kannst es aber in Verbindung mit dem Direct Out zu einem Stereo Out machen. Steht im Handbuch. Das ist wahrscheinlich auch der Hauptgrund, warum es nicht so klingt wie über Kopfhörer. Kopfhörer = stereo, dein bisheriges Setup = mono.
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Some years ago I had a Tinnitus as well. It was a very low frequency around 100 Hz, so pretty rare I think. I went do the doctor and did get lots of examinations und cortisone. I even had an electrician at home to change the fuse box as the old one made some noise in the same frequency range. Nothing helped. In the end the Tinnitus went away and I have no clue why. What I'm trying to say is: there's hope. Good luck!
Edit: I even went to a dentist and an orthopedist because it's possible, that the Tinnitus is caused by teeth or the spine.
