If you just go guitar --> RS USB guitar cable --> PS4, you still have latency? If yes, that has to get addressed first. I had the best luck with optical out to the receiver.
After that you can use a simple Y splitter or a more elaborate "hum destroyer" type solution if you get a nasty ground loops. Feed the guitar to both the amp (Kemper) and the PS4 simultaneously.
Awesome, thanks for posting them all!
(I was going to ask about the violin as well.)
Those 28 seconds sound great.
Would you happen to have it somewhere else that does not pop up a "register first" page when I'd like to listen?
Could not agree more, great song, sounds perfect and that drummer is gold!
Do you do rentals on that drummer? 
Mozart "easy listening" - I think divertimento means basically that.
I cannot believe how perfect that cello tone is in a live recording, especially in the lower range. Great video, good looking people playing awesome music in a fantastic setting:
Interesting. I had to skip close to the end after the 1st guitarist. Just way too long of a video I think.
One mistake was to present the rolled up numbers that haphazardly. The "feel" was just as much of a difference (at least for the first dude) as the sound. Also, seeing the points for high gain vs cleans would have been interesting.
Another mistake was not to test the recorded (streamed) volume between the two rigs. First the Kemper was way louder, then the Helix. The parts I watched they were not even close to the same volume (as also proven by the fact, that the live chat people were complaining non-stop )
They should have listed the profiles and the Helix patches(?) in detail in the description of the video.
And the last nitpick I promise is that just summing up 1-10 scale points never works quite so well. 10 over 9 is a huge difference (as in, this was perfect for me) and most people never give 1-3 scores anyway just because they are polite. Make the points like F1 does and the spread will be more pronounced.
I give A+ for effort though, overall very informative video.
Hop on a plane, come for a visit to the US. (May wipe out the 20% savings on the case 
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Also, avoid Florida for the next few days as a hurricane is also coming for a visit there.
That Apache case seemed intresting.
I have one (not yet for the Stage). It is very nice and carry-on "compliant" so you can fly with it easily.
Edit: And right now you can get it for 20-25% off because of Labor Day, so at around $70 it is a steal.
Just goes to show you that even in tune is not necessary for a great song
That Stones one is rough though, I admit.
I really like the song. The one comment about the "content" I would have is that Gary Moore sounding solo after the halfway point felt a little of out place with the heavier sounds. I did not want to be able to calm down during that solo 
Great job!
One of my old time favorites, however I have a mental block and just cannot accept Skid Row without Bach. Also, they keep changing the singers, I cannot keep up - nor do I want to 
Btw Gaga sings way better than old Sebastian, it is just sad that he is making a fool out of himself like that.
So the good profile is the one made with the 5.x release and the bad one with the exact same hardware and 6.0?
I do agree that the bad one sounds really bad. It is not out of the question that something has changed with the newer software in terms of profiling with gain. Hopefully one of the Kemper guys will chime in.
I think taking another screw to the hardware store is a good idea.
And in the off chance that it is some exotic metric screw, check out this site, not the cheapest but quite literally every screw / bolt that ever existed:
Like Ingolf said, we also have a Freqout, for us in front of the Kemper. It is magnificent.
We also have a Mimiq in the (stereo) external effect loop that used to get more use, it is still there though.
Looking at the dimensions on the link Kemper Support posted, it fits into a standard size airline carryon bag. Barely but it fits!
Honestly I think this is a more important feature than the ability to profile (which you most likely can do as well).
Well done Kemper!
Now we need an upgraded Kemper bag asap, in the form of an actual airline carryon with extra space for wires, cute little wheels, etc.
Awesome.
Lots of us were asking for this, and even slightly more famous guys, like Matt Heafy from Trivium.
Can't wait to try one!
As the guys suggested, from the manual section "Output Sources" on Git Analog:
"The pure, clean instrument signal is sent to the Direct Output by an analog splitter, no AD/DA conversion is taking place. The analog signal level is the same as on the instrument input. Useful for reamping or running a second amp in parallel."
I use it all the time for this very purpose. We don't listen to it but in the unlikely case we are unhappy with the sound in the DAW or if we need another, different sound layered on top of the original, the DI track comes out
Feels like I am again late for a party, just discovered this series from a public radio station in the US.
They get a band to basically play in their office - interesting. This particular one is with Juana Molina. I love the music with its slightly detuned tone and also I love seeing how they are having fun playing the music. Doing this electronic thing live is not easy so double-props:
Nicky, that is great. Summer evening, the birds are singing, one is out to a pleasant walk humming the sounds of a root canal
Getting back to the original topic, I was watching a Karnivool interview and I think they mentioned these guys. Not the most sophisticated music, but to me, this is what energy sounds like - may I present Lightning Bolt:
They are almost local, so I hope I'll have a chance to see them live.
I think my brain is actively blocking out the memories of that sound
