I have tried it. Funnily enough I used the Kemper as a source, with all effects and profiles off, going SPDIF into my audio interface and it sounded great. I do wonder if something like ToneX, which is dependent on a good analog source for input, gives the user a coloured opinion of the sound and feel depending on what they have? I wonder if the sound and feel wouldn't be drastically affected if I just used my audio interface? Still it's a good VST for sure.
Posts by CelticGibson
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My toaster can slave to my Zen Q no problem. It must be one of the later models even though I purchased it in 2018...
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This is a dreadful error of judgement. My SPDIF is no longer useable as the signal is too low. Please rethink this and put a -12dB pad for those that need it. I have to revert to the previous release just to get it working again..
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Plugging directly into the front of your Twin isn't going to sound good at all because you are layering the sound of another amp on top of your Twin's signature sound. The profiler is both an effects and amp all by itself and only needs a power amp to work.
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They developed Rig Manager for iPad/iPhone for this. You run the app over wifi into the Stage, or via a wifi router to the head/rack. You can see all the settings you wish with this arrangement without having to bend over or walk back to the Kemper..
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Usually you see 'Preset Name' and then 'Preset Name*' when the patch is altered... That would work..
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Wear closed backed if you are using headphones or turn up your monitoring solution louder than the acoustic loudness of your guitar and look into adjusting the "pick" setting in the amplifier section.
From the manual p.155
"The “Pick” parameter allows you to control the level and sharpness of the pick attack independently from thesustained portion of the sound. The result is also independent from the amount of distortion. You can use this
parameter to make clean sounds even more percussive without having to use a compressor. With fully distorted
sounds, you can revive the attack phase of any notes that get drowned in the natural compression caused by
distortion. If you set “Pick” to a negative value, it will soften the attack, resulting in a more fluid sound." -
Doesn't quite have the same impact without the F in RTFM 😂😂
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I have OS 8.7.3_36999.bin if that will help you. It was downloaded by RigManager into my Downloads folder. Hope it helps...
https://www.dropbox.com/s/682c…r_OS_8_7_3_36999.bin?dl=0 -
As a long time Cure fan, this is fantastic work. I listened to all the tracks. Excellent!
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I found surprisingly that since I moved to the Kemper, I am using less effects than I used to because I am enjoying the raw tone of the profiles more. It made me realise I must have compensated with lots of effects with other platforms to cover up the dissatisfaction with my tone. Glad this is no longer the case. A treble boost in front of the amp and some reverb after is all I really use now even though I have choices. Says a lot about Kemper eh?
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It might be cool to have a couple of ‘multi fx’ style blocks. Something like a simple combined chorus and delay block and also a simple combined delay and reverb block.
Might free up some blocks for people who are running out.
There's a chorus dial added to some of the reverbs and delays already. They even have a drive to add distortion.
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The possibilities are endless if it were possible to pipe the UI midi through the USB into a DAW to control a soft synth with the spare rotary controls on the front of the toaster.
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In the feedback page of the delay effect, you have the option of the Infinity switch which can be assigned to a footswitch on the remote or the Stage. Then you can change the speed of the delay. That should emulate the effect you are looking for.
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You can kinda get it by locking the feedback to infinity and then adjusting the delay time.
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Will the Legends Tribute Collection II be added automatically to the Rig Packs in Rig Manager in some later update?
It's already there...
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Just as the title says. Imagine you use the Transpose effect to match the key of a song and then that song is just slightly out of tune. I was practicing to an old song on YouTube and the pitch was off by a few cents. Rather than adjust the guitar strings to match, it would be awesome to have a micro adjustment in cents to match the pitch of the song once you transpose. What do you all think? ?
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Yep. I used side chain compression to duck any instruments in the mid range freq during the duration of a guitar solo or vocal track...
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Find space in the mix for the solo. Duck any other mid range instrument for the duration of the solo. You shouldn't have to make it loud.
