open cables work like an antenna and will send erratic values to the pedal input.
Is there a way to terminate them, short of unplucking them?
open cables work like an antenna and will send erratic values to the pedal input.
Is there a way to terminate them, short of unplucking them?
It will. Theres preamps there an will always colour the sound.
Assuming you record using analog inputs. If you are used to use spdif then USB will sound the same.
so if I connect the Kemper directly to the iPad, how do I get the sound that is coming from a plug-in on the iPad (like Roxsyn) out to the front of house PA?
I do believe Kemper has stated that USB Audio is fed to all Kemper outputs. So it should work?
Do you have anything locked?
Great news.
Try playing around with the direct monitoring option on the Kemper as suggested. And make sure you don't monitor through your DAW while recording.
Yep, that was it.
Thank you!
Perfect! It kinda had to be that based on the symptoms.
Thanks! Is it on Rig Exchange too?
True. Some of these were far worse than anything I've come across on RM. However, some are actually the best I've ever heard too. Which matters the most of course.
No
If I listen during reamping
Ok. Seems you either could let the DAW adjust it automatically using external effects as above, or manually make sure the DI track plays a it early.
USB reamping (Cubase) works flawlessly .Only there is a problem with high latency
Meaning you have to nudge the waveform afterwards to avoid phase issues?
Please confirm this setting:
Monitor Out L is set to Master Mono
Sounds like you might have hit something like "mod" instead of mono.
I’m hoping KpA usb works on my Mac. I’ve never had issues using a hub on my M1 13”pro with my scarlet interface. These new macs only come with two thunderbolt/usb3 jacks, no other connections. So the common hubs made for this computer plug into both jacks on the one side and you just get one that has all the connections needed for recording. Mine has a two usb3 , hdmi, and two usb 2. If recording, I need the power adaptor and my audio hard drive, usb for interface, hdmi for amy good-sized monitor , if I’m doing some keyboard, then I need the 2nd usb 2 jack as well.
So the only way I could avoid using a hub would be to ditch the monitor, record to my internal drive, or limit my recording to how long the battery lasts.
im banking that the KpA it will work fine with the hub, but won’t be able to try out the beta for a couple weeks
If it works, it works. Don't believe everything you read on the internet
Take a look at the Seymour Duncan tone stack simulator. You can get some curves you couldn't get any other way. I suspect LP works the same way. Including changing center frequencies of knobs.
I've gotten some of my worst sounds ever with NAM. I simply don't get them. And then some of my best sounds ever - and perhaps feeling too.
You just install it, and download captures from tone hunt. I use IRs in the DAW outside of NAM (the free Mikko 2 is AMAZING). But NAM supports loading IRs too.
Let's get back on topic (once again :)). I did try the Extreme metal pack today. Got a feeling of the notes jumping off the fretboard that I haven't felt for a while. Hm.
yeah because you dont look for Presets you look for Profiles or Snapshots
Precisely. Look in the Rigs section in RM. Forget about presets. Those are something else.
Spdif and USB Audio will sound the same.