Thanks man, sure we will do. We also started making cab files. But the next one will be an Electric Bass to Upright Acoustic Contrabass Converter!
Posts by Bryan Daste
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Welcome! I too came to the Kemper from the Avid Eleven Rack. There are a few things I miss about it:
- The fact that it's its own audio & MIDI USB interface
- Great integration with Pro Tools - it automatically remembers which patch you used for which take, so you don't need to save, label, and manage patches for every track you record
- Re-amping without noticeable latency, having to set up ins/outs etc.
BUT - the Kemper just sounds way better. First thing I did when I got the Kemper was to re-amp some pedal steel tracks I'd recorded with the 11R, using a similar profile (Twin with a 15) - as I texted my friend, the KPA made the 11R sound like "dried up dog s***" FWIW
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Have fun!
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Try tracking with headphones! May be pleasantly surprised.
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Sorry to hear this!
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I like the Kemper better - slightly more defined.
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You can use the EQ on the Monitor output to roll off some lows.
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Any info on how these were created? ToneDexter or similar?
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Make sure you set the track input to mono. You should see a single circle next to the input setting. Can you pan other tracks fine (virtual instruments, etc?)
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You should be able to mix multiple mics to a single Line Out on your Apollo Console and send that back to the Kemper. In fact, I've done it - it works!
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Is there any EQ engaged on the master outputs?
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Also if you're going mono into your interface, any stereo effects will be heard in mono. The headphone out will be stereo. On headphones, those stereo effects really shine, so that might be part of the problem.
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Yep, can't be done.
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Yes - looking forward to the new OS!
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Could you explain some more details of some of the things you profiled and how you got the sounds?
Yes please!
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It's from Walk Hard, the Dewey Cox story
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An album that I co-produced, mixed and played steel on came out this month:
Also here, if Spotify is not your thing:
All the pedal steel, almost all the bass, and a few guitars are KPA. Americana rock.
