I would like to second a request for variable speed rates of both the slow and fast leslie rotary speaker simulation, as is available on the Neo Ventillator II pedal, plus several other stomp pedals out there. This would be a wonderful addition to the KPA!!
Variable rotary speeds please!!
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Yes! Slow is too slow and fast is too fast
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Quite right!
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I'm content with the speed choices and the transition between both, still yes +1 to the suggestion.
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I am "content" with the choices, sort of. As you Ingolf obviously appreciate, I want to have more choices, exactly what makes the Kemper so great - choices!
Rock on Beat Crazy! (was listening to you earlier)
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I am "content" with the choices, sort of. As you Ingolf obviously appreciate, I want to have more choices, exactly what makes the Kemper so great - choices!
Rock on Beat Crazy! (was listening to you earlier)
thanks Gary!
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The speeds are authentic for a Leslie.
But, it would not be a bad thing to have more speeds -
Or, ESPECIALLY if the speed could be controlled by tempo, with a note value.
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Right! All the other parameters have variable speed controls (flanger, chorus, etc...), why not the Leslie effect also? Couldn't be that hard to engineer I wouldn't think.
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That would be a nice option, It would be a good workaround to not have to use 2 effects slots for fast and slow
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That would be a nice option, It would be a good workaround to not have to use 2 effects slots for fast and slow
You don't need two slots for fast and slow. You only have to send the CC for speeding up/slowing down.
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Not a big user of the rotary speaker, but having more control is always a +1.
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I'd love an adjustable speed on the leslie with foot pedal and smooth inertia transition like the one you get from low to hi speed on the real leslie, such a beautiful FX
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I tested a pretty big bunch of rotary-sim-boxes over the last years. None could reach the subtle sound of my real leslie-box. Neither did the Kemper-simulation, but for me it's competitive to the highest graduated sims (as there are, Neo, Strymon, Hughes&Kettner, Fulltone and many more). The ramp and start function would of course make me comletely satisfied.
So
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smooth inertia transition like the one you get from low to hi speed on the real leslie
the Rotary Speaker already does this
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None could reach the subtle sound of my real leslie-box. Neither did the Kemper-simulation, but for me it's competitive to the highest graduated sims
you know that you can profile your Leslie, right?
(the factory rig "CK Rotary Speaker" was made this way, using a 145)from the Basics and Profiling Guide:
"Profiling a rotary speaker cabinet
The Kemper Profiling Amp already ships with some rotary speaker profiles and rigs which were captured
from the real thing, but if you have access to a different brand of rotary speaker, you can take your own
profiles, too.
To do this, first set up the rotary speaker as you would in a normal recording situation. Next, connect the
whole chain to the PROFILER, just as you would with a guitar amp. This time, however, two microphones
should be used to capture the cabinet - one for the bass rotor, and one for the tweeter horn.
Connect the microphones to a mixer, create a mono mix of the two, and send this to the PROFILER’s RETURN
INPUT. The idea is for both microphones to be captured at the same time, resulting in a single profile.
Now, switch your Rotary speaker to high speed and start the profiling procedure. The profiling process
will ignore the rotation of the cabinet and only capture the typical sound character. The resulting profile
will probably sound weird and uninspiring on its own, but when you engage the “Rotary speaker” stomp in
the MOD module, you’ll hear the rich and animated sound of your original rotary cabinet.✔Tip: Although the profile is captured in mono, you can use the “Rotary speaker” stomp in the MOD or X
slot to recreate the typical stereo movement of the signal. The Rotary speaker effect will automatically
separate the bass rotor from the tweeter horn." -
the Rotary Speaker already does this
just brilliant !
Is there a way to switch from lo to hi speed with my controller pedal ?
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CC#33, value 0 and 1
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Thx, but I don't have any midi foot controller , just my old exp pedal ... Better wait for the official KPA controller.
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Sorry. Didn't know exactly what you meant with "controller pedal".