Maybe he decided he did not want the display to show cents.
I suspect his reasoning was that there was no sense in it ...
finer resolution display on parameter values
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This
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From CK himself:
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"The KPA creates much finer values than it shows on the display.We avoided to show two or three digits behind the decimal point, since we didn't want it to appear like a mathematics tool."This.
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From CK himself:
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"The KPA creates much finer values than it shows on the display.We avoided to show two or three digits behind the decimal point, since we didn't want it to appear like a mathematics tool."Love that quote.
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So the kpa is ill suited to math metal?
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Dont fret. Itll all ADD up
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In the Immortal poet's words, "I'll tie all this together in Part II".
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So the kpa is ill suited to math metal?
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And the latence is horrible (move volume quickly, and the screen has 1sec of delay...)
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1 second? I am at work and cant test but mine felt much more real time than that iirc. Maybe something else is going on?
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1 second? I am at work and cant test but mine felt much more real time than that iirc. Maybe something else is going on?
I assumed that was part of the joke posts......
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I assumed that was part of the joke posts......
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We should be getting back to adjusting sound using our ears as guides, not our eyes.
Though I do find this difficult with my OCD
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No, no joking...
When i move a knob quickly from 0 to another value, the display has a big latence. If slow, it s ok
The screen of the kemper is the only bad thing of the kpa (When you adjust contrast, you ve got kind of scanline. The display of my old game boy was better).
