Best way to assign a rotary stomp with fast/slow on/off

bullpup597 · Jun 27th 2018

Just got my Kemper and I'm thrilled. My end goal is to replace all of my pedals and the tricky one is my Strymon Lex (leslie). With one button I can turn it on/off, and another button I can change it from fast to slow (or even brake).

I thought I'd simply create a slot in my performance mode and copy a rig into it, and assign the rotary with a fast/slow, (since on/off AND fast/slow cannot be combined onto a remote stomp button.That's proving difficult. Then I thought I could simply use the remote to morph between two rigs. The base with the slow rotary and the morph to the fast rotary. Doesn't seem like I can morph stomp boxes between the base and the morph.

What is the best way to achieve a performance slot with a rotary fast/slow, or even an off/on as well?
I have the expression pedal as well. Maybe that can be my on/off and fast/slow for the rotary?

I'm excited to think this is the last thing to crack before I can take my Kemper out and gig with it. Thanks so much for any guidance.

And I apologize in advance for asking a question that's been asked before. Still not quite clear to me.

paults · Jun 27th 2018

You can assign fast/slow to one of the Remote FX switches, and on/off to another FX switch.

bullpup597 · Jun 27th 2018

Worked perfectly! Thanks.

Curious, is there any way to use the expression pedal to adjust the speed of the rotary effect?

paults · Jun 27th 2018

The speed cannot be adjusted with an expression pedal - the speed is either fast or slow, like a real Leslie.

bullpup597 · Jun 27th 2018

Cool. Anyway to adjust the rate at which the speeds change?

paults · Jun 27th 2018

No - they ramp up and down at the same rate as a Leslie.

frankencat · May 20th 2019

Quote from paults

You can assign fast/slow to one of the Remote FX switches, and on/off to another FX switch.

How do I do this?

Ingolf · May 20th 2019

Quote from frankencat

How do I do this?

Navigate to the parameter in the FX menu and press the soft button above slow/fast and the switch on the Remote simultaneously.

MartinRawlins · Jul 21st 2020

Quote from Ingolf

Navigate to the parameter in the FX menu and press the soft button above slow/fast and the switch on the Remote simultaneously.

Is there any way to assign fast/slow switching to an expression pedal connected directly to Kemper rack (i.e. heel = slow, toe = fast)?

Or perhaps a regular footswitch if not the pedal?

I don't have the Remote.

And related to this, is there any way to use an expression pedal to control anything other than Wah/Morph/Vol/Pitch? Clearly there's a whole world of other parameters out there - or is the answer to harness this through Morph? I've not attempted this.

Thanks in advance for any help

Ingolf · Jul 21st 2020

Quote from MartinRawlins

Is there any way to assign fast/slow switching to an expression pedal connected directly to Kemper rack (i.e. heel = slow, toe = fast)?

Or perhaps a regular footswitch if not the pedal?

I don't have the Remote.

And related to this, is there any way to use an expression pedal to control anything other than Wah/Morph/Vol/Pitch? Clearly there's a whole world of other parameters out there - or is the answer to harness this through Morph? I've not attempted this.

Thanks in advance for any help

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1. Switching between fast & slow can only be done using the Remote and the procedure described above.

2. The whole world of other controllable parameters is accessible through Morphing.

MartinRawlins · Jul 21st 2020

Thank you very much for confirming Ingolf

MartinRawlins · Aug 3rd 2020

Quote from Ingolf

1. Switching between fast & slow can only be done using the Remote and the procedure described above.
2. The whole world of other controllable parameters is accessible through Morphing.

I just came across this thread today which confirms that a regular footswitch can be assigned to control rotary fast/slow. This is what I wanted, and checking the available parameters in the system setting, this can be done for mono switches, dual switches and the profiler switch.

Kemper 2 way footswitch

Ingolf · Aug 3rd 2020

Quote from MartinRawlins

I just came across this thread today which confirms that a regular footswitch can be assigned to control rotary fast/slow. This is what I wanted, and checking the available parameters in the system setting, this can be done for mono switches, dual switches and the profiler switch.

Kemper 2 way footswitch

Yes, sorry for me spreading misinformation. A regular footswitch can indeed be assigned to rotary slow/fast.

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