How or can I turn off the cab in the stack and lock that in for all my profiles ? I'm running through a Mesa 4x12, so I'm mainly using DI profiles.
Kemper cabinet In Stack
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I'm not in front of my KPA and someone else will chime in. There is a softbutton that turns the cabs off . I cant remember at the moment, but I think it's in the ouput screen
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You can turn the Cab off in the output section. On one of the pages there's an option : Cabs off on Monitor Out. This turns the Cabs off on the monitor output, but leaves them on on the mains for running to front of house. Alternatively, you can turn off the Cab button in the Stack and lock it with the Lock button.
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I'm running through the main outs. Can I turn them off globally through the front ?
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Ok I turn off cab under stack when I hit lock it pops up lock module select/deselect module. Won't lock ?
Sure it does. Go to a random rig. Now press lock. Select/deselect module comes up press cab. Now when you switch off the cab of that rig, it remains switched off for other rigs.
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Why do you want to go stereo? Is your cab stereo? If yes, you'll benefit from stereo FX. If no, I'd go mono, use monitor out instead of main out and reserve main outs for FOH
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Ok, stereo makes sense then, use master stereo then if you want to make use of stereo FX
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If he uses the stereo out option for the stage sound through the main outs does he send the Monitor out to the console? Or is there another stereo option for FOH?
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If he uses the stereo out option for the stage sound through the main outs does he send the Monitor out to the console? Or is there another stereo option for FOH?
He would be running out of options because IF he sent the monitor out to FOH it would be without the cab on which would sound aweful.
If he really must use stereo out / cab off like mentioned above his only option is to mike up them cabs.
Which defeats what the profiler is made for, IMO.
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Right, but as you say he could send a clean signal and two miced ones with cab and amp tones to be Blended as required. Sure, not the same and likely wouldn't sound as good but an option none the less.
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You can run the monitor out into the stealth and feed two cabinets. I have that type of connection exactly to hear the profiles through a speaker cab setup to compare profiles against the amps. I found that there is a difference in sound having the cabinet turned off (cabinet button on front) versus turned off in the monitor out feed. If you are mic'ng your cabinets it won't matter...if you are using the mesa cabinet for onstage then use your monitor out and feed both speakers, but set your KPA volume to control the monitor volume so you can adjust it onstage if needed while leaving FOH alone. The stealth amp is a very good amp and has been working well. Hopefully this was of some help????
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I found that there is a difference in sound having the cabinet turned off (cabinet button on front) versus turned off in the monitor out feed.
If this was true it would be a bug and you should tell it support. -
