Hello, i wanna know if you can route something to the physical MIDI Out port in the Kemper Head using USB MIDI. I want to send program changes for the performances but use a separate midi device sending though my Kemper.
Use MIDI OUT from USB MIDI
- rafaeldamage
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Hello,
I'm not sure if I understand your goal correctly.
Are you wan't to send program changes from your computer through your additional audio Interface into the kemper?
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Yes, that should work. You connect your Kemper to the computer using a USB cable. This gives you Midi via USB. Then connect the Midi Out of the Kemper to the Midi In of your second device with a standard Midi cable. Now you have to create two Midi tracks in your DAW for the Kemper and the second device and assign them the Midi channel on which it should send data. You also have to set the Midi channel on the Kemper and the second device on which this data should be received. Also remember that you have to create the second device in the Kemper including the midi channel in the Kemper system settings. Dan Legatt shows good instructions for this by connecting an HX Stomp to his Kemper and controlling it via Midi. Just remember that you make the first connection between your computer and the Kemper using a USB cable. I hope that this will help you.
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MIDI commands that are present at the MIDI input will be forwarded from the MIDI thru port and not the MIDI out port.
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MIDI commands that are present at the MIDI input will be forwarded from the MIDI thru port and not the MIDI out port.
This also applies to the USB MIDI messages being sent??
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This also applies to the USB MIDI messages being sent??
no: USB MIDI is not forwarded to any of the DIN connectors.
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no: USB MIDI is not forwarded to any of the DIN connectors.T
thanks ill send a feature request then
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Yes, that should work. You connect your Kemper to the computer using a USB cable. This gives you Midi via USB. Then connect the Midi Out of the Kemper to the Midi In of your second device with a standard Midi cable. Now you have to create two Midi tracks in your DAW for the Kemper and the second device and assign them the Midi channel on which it should send data. You also have to set the Midi channel on the Kemper and the second device on which this data should be received. Also remember that you have to create the second device in the Kemper including the midi channel in the Kemper system settings. Dan Legatt shows good instructions for this by connecting an HX Stomp to his Kemper and controlling it via Midi. Just remember that you make the first connection between your computer and the Kemper using a USB cable. I hope that this will help you.
External Content youtu.beContent embedded from external sources will not be displayed without your consent.Through the activation of external content, you agree that personal data may be transferred to third party platforms. We have provided more information on this in our privacy policy.if i wanted to do similar to the video using a Kemper player and the HX Stomp - would it be better to use one of the L/R outs (or the main out)on the KPP into the HX stomp FX returns (or doesn't it matter), the send would then go to the KPP guitar in???
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Hi sfa_100 Do you mean 4 cable method?
You would do it like this:
- Guitar into HX Stomp Input
- Send from HX Stomp into KPP Input
- I would now use the Monitor Output from KPP L+R to come back stereo into the Return of HX Stomp
- HX Stomp Output stereo to FOH or Mixer etc.
If you prefer mono, than simply use the left Monitor Output from the the KPP to left Return from the HX Stomp.
