both functions will attenuate the signal but at different points in the signal flow.
Posts by Kemper Support #1
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as lightbox wrote-try the -12 dB option first. It will attenuate the signal level after the DA conversion unlike the volume parameter which controls the level in the digital domain.
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as soon as you load a rig the status of the effects will be reflected on the FCB if you use two cables. With one cable you have to rely on the front panel of the Profiler to see which effects are active and which are not and the FCB will not reflect that.
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with just one cable the bidirectional protocol will not be able to report the status of the Profiler to the FCB
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the UNO4Kemper chip requires that you connect the Profiler to the FCB with 2 cables
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if you want to access the MIDI in of the Profiler from 2 external devices simultaneously you need a MIDI Merge box like this one:
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please send a video that illustrates how this happens when you wait for a second or two before switching to the next slot. The current video only shows that switching rapidly (less than 300 ms) will introduce a lag.
Also please send a copy of a USB stick backup so the support team can try to recreate your situation.
Since we do not have any other reports about such an issue it must be something unique to your setup.
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changes between performances are never instant because the Profiler needs a bit of time to load the 5 rigs in a performance. Only the switching between slots in the same performance is instant because the rigs are already preloaded in memory.
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I have contacted support and sent them a video of the issue. Thanks for the help so far everyone.
I watched your video and you are constantly switching between the first two slots of a performance in a rapid fashion. What happens when you play a bar or two with the currently loaded rig before you switch to the next? Are you getting a lag then as well?
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I just checked it, it is set to zero. I set it to 6 and it did not seem that much slower either.
I'm not sure how fast the Kemper is under normal circumstances, but as an extreme case if I switch from rig A to rig B and very quickly to back to rig A, the delay becomes extremely obvious. Of course that is not a very common use case, I'm just trying to understand the limitations of rig switching.the "limitation" of rig switching in perform mode is that you need to play a rig for at least 300 ms before you switch to the next one. Jumping between two rigs in a rapid fashion is not a real life scenario and will lead to the scenario you are experiencing. If you switch to another rig after you played the current one for a couple of seconds you will not notice any lag when you switch to the next one.
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check if you have the morph to wah link activated. In that case the morph button will trigger the wah.
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Der Perform Modus hat einen eigenen Pedal Zustand der anders sein kann als im Browse Modus.
Geh im Perform Modus auf das Rig Menü und überprüf die Einstellungen auf der Volume Pedal Seite.
Wahrscheinlich steht da Range auf einem anderen Wert als im Browse Modus und eventuell sind auch die Einstellungen für die Pedal Location und den Lock Status unterschiedlich.
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I got my Kemper on the 15th August 2012, it´s from the second batch, hence some leds are dead. But it's still the best purchase of gear in my musical life, because no other company delivers updates and improves a product that long and the KPA is still up to date.
@kroma6020 please contact the Kemper support team about a solution for your dead LED issue.
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this is a bug that will be fixed in the next update.
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what is the value of the mix parameter? If it is not set to 100% you are hearing the signal twice with the added latency of the AD/DA conversion of the FX loop resulting in a phased out version of the sound.
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you have to set the output source to Master stereo for the output that you use for monitoring in the output menu to hear the complete signal chain.
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Some interfaces will automatically assume that a microphone is connected as soon as they "see" an XLR input. From your description it sounds as if this is the case with your interface too. Use two simple TS cables instead and make sure that you do not set the input sensitivity on your interface to instrument but line level and you are good to go.
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I'm getting this error also “Effect loop not possible". I'm using 8.0.5 SPPIF is off and the aux in's are all zero. Can't put a loop in any slot.
have you already tried turning all of the 3 controls on the Aux in page to the very left to make sure that they are really at 0.0? Alternatively try to use the "Init Globals" function.
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No need for a special setup to use the Space effect. It is available both as a regular effect type that can be placed in any of the effect slots as well as a global module in the output menu that can be applied to either the headphones alone or to the other outputs as well.
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In fact, after no avail with the wah switch for Stomp B, I set it to any other stomp on/off. Tried to switch drive pedal in Stomp C. Nope. Set it to X. Nope. I bought a brand new TRS stereo cable. So I'm assuming it's not the cable.
the switch output needs to be connected with a regular TS cable and you need to calibrate the switch. Hold the calibrate button and press the switch. If it does not work it could be a hardware issue with the switch inside the pedal. Do you have any other analog switch at your disposal that you could use to verify that?
