Heh let me check if I got that reversed 
Posts by musicmad
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Hm ok. My Les Paul is at 0 while the strat is at - 9
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I agree that clean and distorted sounds have a different perceived volume due to both frequency content and transient attack. I also find that clean sounds tend to over power dirty sounds with clean sense set to 0. However, if you adjust clean sense correctly at outset then the internal perceived level I was talking about does work.
Keep in mind that the level of clean sense depends on the output of the specific guitar.
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Thanks - no need to edit posts though. Could help others in the future.
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I'm using this one https://www.amazon.co.uk/times…link-Socket/dp/B01ET10M26 with my Apollo Twin USB MkI (1!) with little issues, but I must say the need to always remember to make the Kemper the master makes me consider going back to analog. More than once I had to scratch a good take because of it.
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The right setting is to have the Kemper as a slave - otherwise you'll get crackles. Are you confident you have tried this? I have also experienced crackles after a software update even with the correct settings, but those have stopped after a reboot of the Kemper.
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It's an output preset.
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Yeah make sure you mute/pull down the channels in the audio cards mixer. Please report back if that changes things. I would also try listening to the Kemper via headphones to hear what that sounds like.
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Hm not easy but let's see how we can break it down. First you need the basic stuff to work. Forget about reamping for now. Plugin your guitar in the Kemper and the outputs from the Kemper in line 1 and 2. Do you have sound? Do you have signal in Console?
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Try headphones. You might be hearing the string of the guitar directly.
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This is a feature if I remember correctly.
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Did you try with headphones?
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Nope. Won't bite
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Great playing!
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Hard to help but are you sure you don't have monitoring enabled in logic then? That could create a feedback loop.
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Did you try muting the channels as suggested?
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Try positioning the cabinets so they face in different directions. One facing forwards, and one facing backwards. How do they sound now?
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Definitely sounds like an SPDIF mismatch. I have the Twin at 44.1 khz. Here I first play with Kemper at 48 khz, then switch to 44 khz the second time around:
https://drive.google.com/file/…uXeAefOb/view?usp=sharing
Sorry for the over-playing. Am drunk
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Not sure where the feedback comes from, but make sure to mute input 1 and 2 on the Twin. Could potentially solve it.
Also when going into the Twin with XLR you NEED to select Mic. Line is only listening on the jack part of the multi-socket. In your screen shot only one of 1 and 2 are set to Mic. That is why you don't get stereo. I propose you link 1 and 2 to make it easy:
Let me know if this changes things. Also not sure why you'd set the cue to 3/4 - but that part I need to relearn everytime I need it
