Can you have a mono delay using stereo out?

Hello! First post, first day of Kemper ownership, thought not first day with a Kemper.

This is something that I couldn't work out when I used a Profiler before. Using the stereo outputs to DAW (or whatever) is great, and stereo trem and stereo reverb etc is lovely. But I want the delay to be equal in L and R - not ping ponging. All three delay types pan the repeats across the stereo field, and there isn't a control (on the delay at least) that narrows this.

What am I missing?

Thanks, and hello.

Jon

Yep, as soon as I posted I figured it out. Set the ratio to 4:4...

Thanks guys!

Actually my question remains... Setting the ratio to 4:4 is fine so long as there's no modulation, but when adding modulation the delay becomes stereo again. Applies (I think) to all delay types).

Can anyone shed any light on this?

No - I'd like modulation and reverb in stereo. It seems that in stereo there's no way to have a modulated delay that doesn't ping pong or at least shift left/right, which to me seems a little odd.

Will do once I've confirmed this isn't something that a) can be done and b) would be useful.

The practical application is you want to output in stereo to take advantage of Space/Reverb etc for IEMs but you don't want your delays moving all over front of house throughout the set. Sure there's a workaround by combining stereo and mono outputs but it would make a lot more sense (to me) to have the option of a mono, modulated delay!

Yeah so this is still a thing. It's not a truly mono delay if you set the delays to the same time - any hint of modulation and you get phasing through a mono output (e.g. Monitor Out). (I wonder if this would lead some people to dislike the delay modulation.)

I don't think I'm missing something, but I'd be happy to be told I am.

However wonderful the Kemper is (and I use mine all the time and would hate to do without it) the fact that there isn't a mono delay after the stack is a huge oversight. Roll on 5.0...

Yes, a delay in the mono stomp slots works, but I rarely want delays before the Stack.

Putting a delay in the 4:4 in the X slot seems to function exactly the same as the Delay slot. (I'm guessing 4:4 means setting both delays to the same value (i.e. a quarter note).) The delay times are the same but any modulation on the delay leads to the same phasing.

A soft key option in the delay module (next to the 'To Tempo' button) to set the delay to mono or stereo. It should be so simple.