SPDIF out Direct Dry Output

I might be missing the obvious here, but I don't understand what you want from the SPDIF that isn't already there? The SPDIF gives me the digital output of the Kemper without any AD/DA conversion and that's pretty much what I want from it. What else could a SPDIF do?

I believe beau_Mckee is talking about S/PDIF carrying both the dry signal and the processed signal, for reamping. Is this correct?
An option which has already been discussed/requested and which would actually be COOL

Quote from viabcroce

I believe beau_Mckee is talking about S/PDIF carrying both the dry signal and the processed signal, for reamping. Is this correct?
An option which has already been discussed/requested and which would actually be COOL

Well, seems like I was really missing the obvious then. Thanks for clarification!

Quote from Garrincha

Well, seems like I was really missing the obvious then. Thanks for clarification!

... it's ok... you might have missed the magic "dry" word in the OP

HI there.
I do not own a Kemper but I'd like to get one soon.

I haven't found an answer yet to the suggestion above, so is there such a feature now, that allows to carry the dry signal via spdif?

Many thanks!

yes, with the new firmware you can controll what you want to send to each output seperately

you can even send the dry signal (direct guitar) on one side of the spdif and the full stack with amp, eq and effects on the second spdif channel

Gracias!
Many thanks for the quick and me suiting answer

Read the wiKPA... there's everything in there

Confirmed.
You can do this for a while, don't know exactly since when.

My Focusrite Saffire 24 carries the dry SPDIF signal on channel 5, wet is 6.
Look up the manual of your Audio interface.

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Confirmed.
You can do this for a while, don't know exactly since when.

My Focusrite Saffire 24 carries the dry SPDIF signal on channel 5, wet is 6.
Look up the manual of your Audio interface.

I too was pretty amazed when i tried configuring the SPDIF out because they didn´t announce that great feature. It´s also great that you can save your output configurations and just change them with the browse knob. Saves a lot of time.

Quote from tenderboy

you can even send the dry signal (direct guitar) on one side of the spdif and the full stack with amp, eq and effects on the second spdif channel

Really? Awesome! Thank you.

I don´t know. I always send the signal to my digital mixer and use the output fader.

Sending the "dry" out the spdif has already gone through A/D conversion once it gets there. What you want for an unadulterated signal is to send the dry out the Direct Output, as this passes the analog signal through with no a/d conversion, handy if you have high quality converters. Then when you reamp you could use spdif, thus bypassing Kemper's analog converters if you want.