Hi,
used the search function but found nothing about using reamp box. First im a Analog-noob - i used everything in the box and so i dont know any things about reamping. Just a friend with just real amps told me i need a reamp box to prepare the signal out of my audio interface - he didnt knew if this applys to the kemper too.
So this is my question 
Not if you use SPDIF in/out to connect the kemper to the soundcard. Using the analog in/outs it depends very much from your soundcard, mostly you can do it without a reamp box.
Provided your audio interface has SPDIF in/out you will need no extra reamp box.
Worth mentioning that if you use spdif for reamping then your sound interface needs to have coax spdif.
A lot of soundcards have spdif as an optical connection in which case an external optical to coax
converter will be needed.
/Taz
... and spdif reamping works like a charm. Great flexibility, great results! Love it! 
if you wanna be all digital, keep in mind that holy kemper will be the master of your clock thus forcing you to stick with 44,1 khz.
No, you need input and output if you want to reamp through it.
No, you need input and output if you want to reamp through it.
ok damn 
then i have set it up fals now .... have spdif input and the main output to record it. Why i need the input(into the interface) too?
and how do i get on the save way to send the right volume to kemper?
Why i need the input(into the interface) too?
Really why cant i use the Main out of the kemper to record the processed Track?
And Spdif to send the clean tracks into kemper.
Sorry, didn't see the first one. You can, off course, but with SPDIF you would have 2 D/A A/D conversions less, just make it easier to sync the tracks.
Sorry, didn't see the first one. You can, off course, but with SPDIF you would have 2 D/A A/D conversions less, just make it easier to sync the tracks.
Ok thank you
The Conversions are causing Latency or why it is easier to sync them ?
The Conversions are causing Latency
Exactly, therefore monitoring direct the tracks are going to be bit offset
Exactly, therefore monitoring direct the tracks are going to be bit offset
So with SPDIF there is no latency at all??? (just maybe the kemper self latency)
So with SPDIF there is no latency at all??? (just maybe the kemper self latency)
Correct, only the initial latency of the 1st A/D conversion.
Correct, only the initial latency of the 1st A/D conversion.
Cool Thx
