Cabling from Kemper to interface

    Hi people


    I have my first stupid question for you!
    im recording to Cubase, the following equipment is used: kemper to Focusrite 2i2 usb out to my laptop.
    now what I'd like to know is what cable or cables do you use from the kempers main out,


    XLR to stereo tipped jack from left or right Kemper main out to Focusrite


    Balanced cable from Kemper main out to Focusrite


    unbalanced cable From left from Kemper to focusriite
    2 unbalanced from Kemper main our to 2 inputs focusrite ins and could you suggest weather stereo, mono setting on the Kemper.


    Please don't refer me to wiki or the manual, I'm a bit Dyslexic and thick!!


    Clear explanation to getting the best signal possible to DAW would be great!!


    thank you


    mark

    Balanced Jack is probably your best bet (both ends) - minimal noise


    Use the line selector on the 2i2 inputs so you aren't using the pre-amps


    Good quality connectors make all the difference - forget Planet Waves, overpriced tripe:


    http://www.dv247.com/cables/co…eo-patch-cable-1m--200435


    Use both left and right outputs to inputs 1 & 2 so any effects pan correctly and use stereo tracks in Cubase


    James

    this is worth a watch too:

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    Axe FX but yeah...

    It depends what do you want to achieve. What do you want to record ? Do you need stereo with reverb or not? You have to ask yourself.
    Look at this vid tutorial:

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