I play with my Kemper direct in foh, and with in Ear! Is there a way to create feedback on your sound?
Many thnx
Feedback!!!
- Armand
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This pedal (Fender Runaway Feedback Pedal) hasn't made it to european stores for some unknown reason.And no, no Feedback simulation inside the Profiler yet.
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As feedback is first and foremost a physical thing, go and move some air by driving a little speaker.
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I have no problems with getting feedback, probably not as easily as with regular amps, but fed back it is, what are you using?
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I do not use a cabinet or speaker on stage only my in ear, and want to have some feedback
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I do not use a cabinet or speaker on stage only my in ear, and want to have some feedback
Like I said above, in this case you won't be able to achieve natural feedback.
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to get feedback with IEMs, I can only think of the Fernandez Sustainer...
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to get feedback with IEMs, I can only think of the Fernandez Sustainer...
... yeah, or any other kind of artificial feedback boxes.
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Ingolf's suggestion of a dedicated feedback cab on stage sounds good to me. You can send a mono signal to FOH and use the other Main out to feed the cab. You might send it to the guitar input of a small combo as well, to have a more robust signal and have it saturate earlier. The smaller the amp, the less the noise on stage.
You might pedal-switch the amp just when you need it.OTOH, if you don't want to deal with the mess, buying a feedback pedal seems the most practical option
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Thanks for responding, I had only hoped that there was a solution in the kemper
Maybe in the future
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There's a poll with Feedback as one of the options to vote.
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You could also split your headphones signal and mount a robust pair of high level headphones on a mic stand. If you want feedback, just move your guitar pickups towards that headphones and you should be able to archieve feedback in a very comfortable and controlled way.
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I'm a little confused?
Using the Powered Kemper into a cabinet, high gain amp Profiles, with a stomp Compressor up front = Feedback...and I'm not even facing the cabinet, the cabinet is behind me.
What am I missing?
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I'm a little confused?
Using the Powered Kemper into a cabinet, high gain amp Profiles, with a stomp Compressor up front = Feedback...and I'm not even facing the cabinet, the cabinet is behind me.
What am I missing?
The OP is using In Ears and thus has no speaker on stage... -
The OP is using In Ears and thus has no speaker on stage...
Fair enough.
Feedback through in ears...hmmm, is that fun?Having said that.
Often I scroll onto a high gain Profile (humbuckers) and with both hands off the guitar it starts feeding back just because the gain on the original mic'd amp/Profile was so high...that should come through the in ears...I think? -
Feedback through in ears...hmmm, is that fun?Having said that.
Often I scroll onto a high gain Profile (humbuckers) and with both hands off the guitar it starts feeding back just because the gain on the original mic'd amp/Profile was so high...that should come through the in ears...I think?Sometimes yes, when the stars align...
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Don, put a profile on the RE with a ducked octive up that kinda sounds like feedback. I guess it would depend on how long you need to sustain the note.
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Don, put a profile on the RE with a ducked octive up that kinda sounds like feedback. I guess it would depend on how long you need to sustain the note.
great vibrato workout!
