Kemper direct into Logic Pro X for recording...is it possible?

dougstrummer · Apr 2nd 2017

Hi Guys - new to the forum (and my Kemper), so not sure if this is the proper place for this request for advice. I'm a student at Berklee online and have to submit a lot of recorded assignments each week, so I typically rely on the patches available in Logic Pro X; though I'm not really crazy about any that I've found. So I was wondering if I could go direct from my Kemper into Logic (through a Presounus interface...though I have a couple of other USB interfaces I could try), rather than relying on the Logic patches. Note that I have to record/play along with Berklee-provided MP3 tracks (added in to Logic) for my recording submissions. Hope that I explained this properly as I'm much more of a player and kinda new to all of the sound/recording options (but I'll get there!!).

Many thanks for any suggestions,

Doug

Ingolf · Apr 2nd 2017

Welcome Doug.
The Profiler is not an audio interface itself.
But it should be no problem to get a stellar tone into Logic using one of your available interfaces.

dougstrummer · Apr 4th 2017

Many thanks, Ingolf....I'll keep experimenting.

paults · Apr 4th 2017

Here are some general suggestions:

1) Import the MP3 into a track in your audio recording software

2) connect a Kemper Output to the recording interface.

3) select the interface input channel as the source input for another audio track. Arm that track for Recording.

4) to practice with the MP3, press Play in the audio software

5) to record the Kemper Track, press Record in the audio software.

GAME-OF-TONES · Apr 4th 2017

Hi Doug, try and aim for an interface with SPDIF (SonyPhilipsDigitalInterconnectFormat) if you have the option - keeps things simple for Logic Pro X and in the Digital realm also ...

tommyguitar · Apr 4th 2017

Hey Doug, I went to Berklee too. I wish I had a Kemper back then. Use SPDIF into Logic and you'll knock your profs' socks off! Ha ha. Seriously, though.

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