Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you too, Dan!
Posts by nightlight
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Nice to hear about other setups. I've been planning to get myself a pair of those IsoAcoustics stands, but can't find the right size, i.e. the smallest for my Dynaudio BM5A speakers. Sucks really, I've been "decoupling my speakers from my desktop with a couple of hard bound books!
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D'oh! I didn't scroll to the second page. Got to remember there's so much good stuff "under the hood" of the Kemper. Make note to self. Thanks for the help, guys
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Hey, TheUntuned. Welcome to the club!
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The USB connection is most likely for a software librarian/editor whenever that happens. In the meantime, you can get power from it for one of those little LED gooseneck lamps to make the front of your Kemper look pretty.
Lol. Pictures please!
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Wow. This was never solved? I'm thinking the OP's problem was because he was making a wrong connection somewhere. The SPDIF input/output on my Fireface 800 is different from the ADAT connectors, so I'm not too sure about the ADAT requirement on the UFX. Shouldn't be so complicated though, RTFM.
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Merry Christmas, Pete! Thank you!
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I couldn't get any effect out of the Vinyl Stop even with a pedal. Must have been my parameter settings, this does seem like a cool effect.
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Was trying to screw around with the harmonizer for a project of mine and needless to say, I was left with egg on my face.
Hoping someone can put together a primer of sorts for noobs like me that can't get their heads around a great tool like this. I know some basic theoretical knowledge is needed and I believe I have what it takes, but I ran into a couple of issues when trying to use the pitch harmonizer effect last night.
1) Second voice: I kept changing the values hoping to have a second voice when using the effect, but only got the first voice. Any idea what the reason for this is?
2) User settings: I read about the ability to create user defined settings for the harmonizer, but couldn't find out how to do so. Some help would be appreciated.
And I quote DonPetersen: "You can program the more common harmonic/melodic minor scales or more 'out there' stuff like symmetrical scales.
the modes of the major scale for exsample can be accessed with the key choices.
C ionian = D Dorian = E Phrygian = F Lydian etc.
just set the key of the relative major and you're good to go."I'm assuming this is just the key that he's talking about when he says programmable. Am I right or am I wrong?
3) Sitting at work, so I'm unable to test this out. Can I use my wah pedal to mess with the harmonic pitch? Early bird responses get the prize, as I mentioned, I'll try this out at home, but would love to have answers before I get back to my beloved Kemper.
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Mrs Claus definitely hit a home run there. Wow! Merry Christmas! Post some pics!
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You will experience a lot of assistance by the kind members of this board.
We should WiKPA this
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Could there be something wrong with the pedal? Seems like strange behaviour if it keeps sweeping up and down. Broken pot or something? Any possibility of trying another pedal? Does the mono pedal work in other setups without a problem?
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Merry Christmas, guys! And a Happy New Year!
My Kemper wish is updates for the foreseeable future. If there's atomic war, this can be suspended
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Merrow is a well-known Kemper user, who uses the Axe and other devices. A bit like Ola Englund, he gets it all for free to review. Some of the stock profiles on the Kemper were created by Merrow.
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You can't really see the hook in this config. It's sort of buried inside the pedal. If you take out the hook screw and lift the pedal assembly away from the base, you will see a slot in the bottom of the box that the hook goes into. It should not just press up against the bottom. If you get the hook in the slot, it will grab the base of the box when you put the screw back in and tighten it. It will sort of clamp the box, or pedal assembly, to the base. That should solve your problem.
Thanks, DigitalBliss. This is the information I've been missing! Appreciate you taking the trouble to guide me on this!
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Howdy, Mark! I can recommend r.u.sirius' stuff as well, the guy is amazing. And if you have the cash to spare after the Kemper purchase (I still don't), check out Till's dual rig profiles in the commercial profile forum, best stuff I've heard yet.
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Welcome, RichB! Glad to have you aboard, har har!
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Are you sure you need a stereo cable. AFAIK, those mono pedals only need a mono cable that plugs into one or the other of the expression/pedal inputs on the Kemper. Try changing the cable. The EXP output is the right connection on your FV500.
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Glad to hear your Kemper is back, fantasyl. And of course, sad to hear about your problems, rundoverdog. Send it back after Christmas.
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Dave, you need to let the Kemper format the USB stick, not your PC. There's an option to format the USB stick when you insert it. Plug it in after warming up your Kemper, turn on the profiles, stick in the USB stick and a bunch of options should come up on the screen. The maximum data size the Kemper can use is 3 GB, so a 4 GB stick will be perfect. I'm using a Sandisk and while it sometimes doesn't register, it's just a simple matter of taking it out and plugging it back in again.
I wonder if the non-matching serial number is an issue, but the one on the outside is just a label. Shouldn't be an issue.
