That would be really -REALLY- helpful.
Count me in the requests for this please.
That would be really -REALLY- helpful.
Count me in the requests for this please.
Sorry for the late reply, maybe using the word "clipping" was wrong. I should have wrote "fizz" or "metallic clics".
Anyway, I don't really know what happened but I have not experienced it since. Even with my new Fuzz Factory clone at full blast it is now OK.
Thanks anyway for your nice help.
Now off to investigate on that new editor thing
Not really, Gibson 490R/T, DiMarzio Super Distorsion 100 and Fender Texas Special Tele.
I have this fizzing/clipping thing happening even at 0 gain.
OK so I fiddled for hours and in the end disabled Pure cabinet system wide. I think I am OK now. Time and more fiddling will tell I guess.
OK, so please bear with me as :
A - English is my second language only so I am doing my best to make me understood here...
B - I am just starting using pedals with the KPA I have had for a few months now.
That said, here is my concern. I have been lucky enough to be gifted some nice boutique pedals (fuzz, overdrive and Klon clone). Those I had been lurking at for a few weeks and they sounded spectacular so I managed to get them (you too know that big guy in red, don't you ? ).
At first I built my pedal chain in front of the KPA and played them with some ultra clean Fender profiles. That sounded OK but the more I play them, the more it sounds harsh and I now see that they put my KPA at the edge of clipping most of the time (flashing red input light). This happens with most profiles I tried them with.
For the record, I nearly exclusively play my KPA via SPDIF though a Scarlett 6i6 then a Shiit Magni headphones amp to a pair of BT 990 Pro and that clipping is absolutely obvious to my ears, even when using the Klon clone just as a boost. I feel I hear it even when the input led is not going red, I don't really know.
The main goal of my pedals are to give dirt but also to boost and thus lowering the boost is kind of a bummer but it actually mostly stops the clipping. I suspected something wrong in my KPA settings so I went as far as resetting it to factory defaults, that helped me fix some SPDIF volume volume as I had to reset everything but I still can't seem to play my pedals without getting some clipping. I sure checked my SPDIF clock and sample rate and everything is fine there.
Of course I fiddled with the "clean sense" setting but that doesn't do the job consistently, some of my (commercial) profiles already have it set low too. So my question is (finally !) :
how do you guys manage to play dirt and boost pedals in front of your Kemper ? What is the secret sauce I am missing ? Any profile you do use with success that I may try ? (I own most of MBritts if that helps).
I read some others have had issues using pedals too but I didn't really find an explained solution so I thought I would ask the veterans here.
Thanks in advance !
That is the answer I was hoping for.
Thank you so much
Hi all,
I just ordered a remote + an EP1-KP to complement my beloved KPA. It took me months to decide wether or not it would be worth it for a bedroom player like me but heck, you only live once...
Anyway, I couldn't find some cables information on the Kemper shop nor on the Kemper manual :
Thanks for any clarification you may hopefully give me on these 2 questions.
Than you all !
I just placed the order for my Kemper, can't wait to get my hands on it !
Hi,
I am a beginner guitarist, started playing over 20 years ago, gave up, sold my Epiphone G400 and Peavey Blazer 158 like 4 years ago as they didn't get any use at all.
Now I bought a Gibson SG a few weeks ago, I tried some modelling amps and softwares that I didn't like so I am saving to get a Kemper as soon as I can.
I am training everyday too. Not anything like good playing yet but I enjoy it and that's the only thing I am looking for anyway.
Also, English is not my first language so please bear with my approximate grammar and spelling