I want to morph from clean to high-gain (from 1 to 7 on gain) but I need the clean volume to be relatively equal to the high-gain volume. How do you do that?
Morphing Clean to High-Gain?
- BayouTexan
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Try this: As you Morph the gain up, Morph the amp volume and/or Rig Volume down.
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Try this: As you Morph the gain up, Morph the amp volume and/or Rig Volume down.
Thanks, I wasn't sure if I could morph two parameters at once.
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Thanks, I wasn't sure if I could morph two parameters at once.
You can Morph many parameters at the same time.
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Also make sure that Clean Sens is set so that clean sounds don’t get too low and are nicely leveled to the distorted ones..
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following on from what Ingolf said, the Kemper is designed to automatically level the volume so that increasing or decreasing gain doesn’t require any adjustments to volume. If increasing gain is making the rig sound quieter then you need to reduce clean sense. A good test is to take a clean rig and increase the gain gradually while listening to the perceived volume. If the rig starts to sound quieter as the gain goes up reduce clean sense.If it starts to sound louder reduce clean sense.
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following on from what Ingolf said, the Kemper is designed to automatically level the volume so that increasing or decreasing gain doesn’t require any adjustments to volume.
BTW this is an often overlooked feature of immense value.
No other contender has it.
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BTW this is an often overlooked feature of immense value.
No other contender has it.
Agreed. I LOVE this about the design. It's "compressed" but not compressed. More like automatically leveled. The leveling seems adjustable by the clean sense but so far I usually just use the volume in the Amp stack and nudge a bit one way or another. So far I've never needed more than a couple DB and less if I stay with the same profile set. If I mix between different profile makers, Even though all the levels are set the same, they will have different volumes.
