I use a headrush for a monitor on stage. Good enough. Then run to the front board into the PA. First i ran stereo and it sounded killer but as a 2 guitar band we couldnt really hear the other guitar. If there are 2 guitars run mono L or R. if you are the only guitarist on stage, youll be blown away.
Posts by mwood031
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What settings and what profiles should one use when using an acoustic guitar with steel strings?
Thanks for help.
i prefer the mic approach to recording acoustic anything
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I started using an ebow when recording at low volume to get great feedback tones.
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Might be the Profiles that you are using. Look at some Ola Englund profiles. He has a good YT channel as well... if you arent familiar with him.
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I have the guitar plugged in to 1 Kemper then come out of the direct out in to the input on Kemper 2 with constant latency active so no phasing issues happen.
awesome. Thanks
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I have 4 kempers. I started with a toaster for my studio then purchased a rack version to use live. I then invested in another rack version for the studio so I could track 2 guitars at the same time. Then Kemper released the stage which I brought to use live and ended up putting my live rack Kemper in the studio so now I have 3 in the studio and I use the stage for live use only.
Noob question here. How do you set up to track 2 guitars at the same time? I would buy another one if I could do this. I have an unpowered rack. Is it best to go with another rack or does it work with a stage and rack together.
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i have the Headrush 112 and it gives me the amp in the room feel. I actually prefer some of the profiles through the headrush to my fender and boogie combos, at band practice
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ok thanks. by expression pedal are you talking about a volume pedal?
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totally happy with my live and rehearsal sound. Im running some of my favourite Michael Britt marshall profiles but... i need a lead boost. I dont have the remote pedal.
I was thinking about the Boss EQ pedal, but many suggest to run it out from the effects loop from the amp, rather than from the guitar into the eq then into the amp.
is there a way to do this with the kemper, or any other suggestions for a good lead boost?
thanks
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What a mess for a sound
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just use a microfiber cloth.
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I wasted too much time on this. I couldnt get it using my presonus audiobox in studio one. Got the dry signal ok, but couldnt reamp it.
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yes. leave your cabs on
I dont own the cone. Im currently running it into my 1x12 Mesa Combo. It has the black shadow speaker so in my case ALL cabs are off. Otherwise it sounds thin and fuzzy. Cabs off (for my situation) sounds awesome
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the cone is flat. its made to take cab profiles, so the cabs should be on. Right? like through a PA speaker
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i just did an album using only kemper. sounded better than my previous recordings micing 4x12s.
yes it sounds awesome. plus you can use different amp combinations/speaker combinations all in one song with ease and separation of guitars in the mix. easier to avoid phase issues as well
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great thanks.
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hey, if I want to profile a clean Fender with an OD pedal, how do I go about it? Just Main output into the pedal and then out the the amp? Is it that easy?
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one of the best tones is my Mesa Nomad 1x12 combo on the clean channel with the blackstar preamp tube OD.
It helps to swap out the stock 6L6 with EL34s in the amp.
The Nomad series has amazing cleans that rival the Fender delux. But more sparkle IMO
But adding the Blackstar OD is Crunch heaven
Which can't be attained without the pedal.
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Thanks man, you guys have been a big help.
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Thanks. I did make progress. The track did record and I did get the wave form.
However I got the feedback issue. It sounded like it was being played back in a Tin box. Any gain or volume increase to get a decent waveform started screeching.
Something to note. I ran mono. 1 output one input.
My interface only has 2 in and 2 out(not including a headphones out as well.
Cable the Presonus output to your Kemper input
I use alt input in the back, right? Not the front input. Otherwise I have to set Input to front input not reamp
Set Kemper alt output to DI
What is alt output?
Make sure the output of the DI track is pointed to stereo out
Is stereo necessary?
Connect the Left and Right main outputs of the Kemper to the two mic inputs of the Presonus (I believe this may be the part you're missing)
Now, create a stereo track (or two mono tracks) in Studio One. Set one to the left mic input, the other to the right mic input.Again. I only recorded a mono DI track. I just need to run this track back through the kemper.
Im wondering if I may need to get an interface with more output options if I want to run stereo and monitor as well
Thanks