Hello all. First off I'd like to introduce myself, I'm brand new to the forum. I'm a producer from Toronto, Canada and I'm happy to be here.
I'm wondering how many people here are using their Kemper as a processing box in their studios.
I am, of course, using it for guitar and loving it but I'm also excited with the possibilities to use it for other instruments. I was putting some drums through it this morning and loving the possibilities. Very cool indeed.
It would be great to hear any ways that some of you are using it in your studios.
Kemper as studio effect unit
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The effects is the one department that is lacking I find
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I think the OP means revamping through a profile, not only the effects.
I haven't done it, but for sure I will when the opportunity presents itself
Vocals, drums, keys, whatever And welcome!!!
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Yeah, same here, Michael.
Of course, turning the amp block off instantly turns it into a "conventional" DSP.
The effects is the one department that is lacking I find
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Welcome.
The Profiler can add certain "extra- somethings" to different instruments besides guitar and bass.
Also note there are profiles of outboard gear on the RigExchange.
And the FX's are getting better and better.
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I like some of the rigs on the RE for vocals, sound pretty good sending a mic through the Kemper. If only it had phantom power...
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I use a lot on synths (besides guitars & bass).
Piezo-equipped Kalimba is also nice -
I can imagine that sound building effect (EQ, OD , Dist, Trem, Phaser, Rotary and so on) it could work with a reasonable quality.
For time based effects (delay, Reverb, multi chorus) and sophisticated sound processing (Room position, Exiter, Surround effects and so on) I think the Kemper is not made for use in a professional Studio.
For home recording I can imagine that it is possible to get quite good resultates.
