Posts by MisterB

I'm always having massive noise on the monitor out plugs. When using my DXR-10 (see one of my other threads) this was really annoying. Fix was to use XLR cable with an adapter.
I always thought this was caused by the long cable length. Since the workaround with the XLR cable/adapter was ok (not great though) I forgot about it.

Now...I got a new audio interface and started recording of multiple Kemper outputs simultaneously (Main out, monitor out, direct out) just for fun.
Even then I have massive noise on the monitor out using a 50cm cable. Main out and direct out are absolutely noise free.

So I wonder if:
-there is a problem with my Kemper and the monitor outs or
-if there is some nasty hidden setting I need to tweak

Looking forward to your experiences and tips!
P.S. I had the noise with all firmware versions

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Has anybody played them live? During rehearsal?
I wonder if those are (out of the box) just for recording purposes or if I can use them (w/o tweaking) to play live with the band.

Not sure if your request/wish would result in a better tone...

I want the ability to profile effects. Just the current setting of pedal...no need to tweak it in the Kemper later (I could just profile different settings into multiple profiles).

I own my Kemper (Power Amp) since years 1.5 years. I was never too happy with the Guitar Cab use. I did not use it since 1 year (so I wasted money...yes).
During rehearsal we play with in ear monitoring. Live I use a DXR-10 as a monitor...works very well!

Sounds interesting but is not really the sound I want. Kemper needs to implement "stomp box profiling".....

I usually use the filters on the DXR itself. Just cut the low frequencies and the "bass honk" is gone. The switch is normally to cut low frequencies when using a subwoofer. Playing live your subwoofer is the bass player
Depends of course a bit on music style and acoustics of the room (or stadium :-)).

I guess the original sound is a mix of octave and fuzz.
For example combined in Jacks Back Bumble Buzz pedal.

http://thirdmanstore.com/black-bumble-buzz-guitar-pedal

I am looking for a profile/setting sounding like Jack Whites "broken" guitar solos.

E.g. at 2.00 min: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sRbnAxrS3EM

Or live at 1.30 min: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03YUgHAshSo

I tried different fuzz sounds but I can't even get close to this sound.

Any ideas?

Thanks!

Rainer

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Uno4Kemper: Thanks for the link...unfortunately I can not access it without an account. Any chance to have an accessible link or the document itself? Thanks!

I have the opposite effect. Half of the pedal range of the volume pedal gives me the tuner. Have re-calibrated a couple of times...but no difference.

Hmmm...as I wrote...mine is working fine as well.

But I cannot use the full pedal range.

Pedal heel down position: measured distance at front (toe) to the board appr. 5 cm

But my pedals only show any effect for the last 2-3 cm....first 2-3 cm...nothing!

Feels really weird...

The pedals on my FCB 1010 (with Uno4Kemper chip) do not work on the full range. The start reacting at about 50% of the total range.

I calibrated them and tried different curves of the Uno4Kemper chip.
No change...

Are your pedals working full range? How did you achieve this...?