I don’t really understand?
Is it not possible to have it connected to my monitor at the same time and listen to it to reference?
And why should I use stereo when I have duplicated mono tracks that I want to reamp? 
Have any of you listened on my wav track? It sounds like shit 😄
I’m so frustrated here and have no idea how to solve this..
I just buy new gears all the time without no success.. 🙃🙃
Hello folks!
Can someone here help me with reamping?
I have a problem that it sounds like there is a low signal or something..
I use SPDIF with an ESI U24XL to my Kemper.
Follow the link and see all of my settings where I use 44,1 KHZ everywhere. I use Logic as my DAW and wanted to reamp my already recorded DI-signal.
Listen to the wav-file where I tried to record the signal..
Appreciate all help I can get!
LINK > https://1drv.ms/u/s!Agdgiljvb7wCiGu4WDrus3Qytnuy?e=Ndp7v5
Hello folks!
Can someone here help me with reamping?
I have a problem that it sounds like there is a low signal or something..
I use SPDIF with an ESI U24XL to my Kemper.
Follow the link and see all of my settings where I use 44,1 KHZ everywhere. I use Logic as my DAW and wanted to reamp my already recorded DI-signal.
Listen to the wav-file where I tried to record the signal..
Appreciate all help I can get!
LINK > https://1drv.ms/u/s!Agdgiljvb7wCiGu4WDrus3Qytnuy?e=Ndp7v5
Just throwing this out there:
Are the XLR outs on the Kemper at LINE-LEVEL? Then connecting them to the interfaces XLR MIC-LEVEL preamps? This will be putting a much higher voltage signal into the preamp than it is designed for. I normally see people saying they need XLR -> TRS cables to go into the LINE LEVEL balanced inputs on their audio interface.
I am a noob so I just use TS ->TS all LINE-LEVEL signals.
Yes! When I use XLR Cables, I set the audio interface to Mic level instead of Line!
shall I change any settings on the Kemper when I use xlr you mean?
Now I think it sounds ”okay” with the xlr cables! But I think that the ”hiss” in the background is still a bit annoying ???
It is a different noise when I compare the cables to each other
No I mean the hiss in the background..
I made some new tests now!
One of the files are with a telecable (mono). And I have made 2 tracks to duplicate L and R.
The other file is with Mono XLR mono, and duplicated.
Do you hear the difference? Is it normal everything you hear on both of the tracks?
Hi!
I get an annoying noise when I record in logic!
It goes from the Kemper- XLR-XLR - Audio interface
And my audio interface is connected with a thunderbolt cable to my MacBook pro.
I attach a file so you can hear what I mean! It’s not a grounding problem! I have either no dimmer installed for the lightning!
Thank you very much for your answers! Appreciated!
As it seems, I will always use only 1 cabinet! And the kemper cab I think on is passive! So why should I put it in the "monitor out" output? What does that mean?
So what's your opinion? Is it waste to buy the kempercab just because I can only use 90w?
Or will it be a "better" sound with it, than what I will get with a normal guitar cabinet?
And Tenderboy you said that I can not use the bridged output on a single Kemper Kone speaker. Why can I not do that? I don't understand why there is a bridged output? What does it mean?
What do you mean with the power amp output?
Thank you for your patience =)
Hi!
I have the camplifier 290 from Ritter! It has two stereo outputs that is 90w each and with an impedance of 4ohm. And the third output is 180w with impedance 8. See the picture down below!
Do you know which cabs i can use with it! I wanna have it at home and also live as a monitor!
Do the original kemper cab work with the camplifier 290? It says when I plug it in the right output, it will be in a bridged mode?!
https://www.thomann.de/se/kemper_kabinet.htm
Do it also work with a cab like this one? https://www.thomann.de/se/harley_benton_g112_vintage.htm
That one is on 60w with an impedance of 8ohm.
