That’s basically it. Is there any parameter in the Kemper amp block that would allow for control over the master volume of an amp within a liquid profile? The amp volume just seems to work like a general volume control but I could be wrong.
Is there an equivalent liquid parameter for master volume?
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That’s basically it. Is there any parameter in the Kemper amp block that would allow for control over the master volume of an amp within a liquid profile? The amp volume just seems to work like a general volume control but I could be wrong.
Please read the Manual or check out YT
Liquid Profile has nothing to do with Volumen, it's all about the tonestacvk and the gain.
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Please read the Manual or check out YT
Liquid Profile has nothing to do with Volumen, it's all about the tonestacvk and the gain.
https://www.youtube.com/result…liquid+profiling+tutorialA master volume effects tone stack and gain. It’s a very effective parameter especially for taming low end on high gain amplifiers. Now that we can sweep through the gain setting on a liquid profile it would make sense to be able to raise or lower the master volume on a profile to compensate.
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The PROFILER's Master Volume is a master control of all linked output volumes and these do just volume and have no sound implications. And these are globasl settings, which are not part of any RIg.
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A master volume effects tone stack and gain. It’s a very effective parameter especially for taming low end on high gain amplifiers. Now that we can sweep through the gain setting on a liquid profile it would make sense to be able to raise or lower the master volume on a profile to compensate.
A master volume is always AFTER the tone stack so doesn’t affect tone stack or gain. What you are hearing is power tube compression.
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A master volume is always AFTER the tone stack so doesn’t affect tone stack or gain. What you are hearing is power tube compression.
Which, I believe, is addressed with the power sagging parameter in the amp.
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The PROFILER's Master Volume is a master control of all linked output volumes and these do just volume and have no sound implications. And these are globasl settings, which are not part of any RIg.
im talking about a tube amp with a master volume. Not the stage master volume
