Posts by JazzyHaz

  • Using forScore MIDI Hex Codes with Kemper Stage

    Quote from GLParrishmn

    forScore has a MIDI learn function.

    Setup the Kemper vie. BT MIDI. Make sure both are transmitting and receiving on the same channel.

    Pressed the KPA switch and forScore will give you the HEX Code

    I will try this later, thankyou!

    So when I have everything connected, I should go to the midi hex code page and press the tuner button and the command will just appear?

    I've been using Channel 1 to transmit from forScore but the Kemper is on the omni channel. Is it worth setting them both to channel 1 or will it not make a difference?

  • Using forScore MIDI Hex Codes with Kemper Stage

    Thanks for your reply.


    Yeah you're right the B0 refers to CC. But B0 is the universal code for CC when using Hex Codes rather than just in forScore.


    Thanks for your answer but it didn't work.

    So if the Kemper uses 14 bit would this even work at all? If i'm sending Hexadecimal and Kemper uses Tetradecimal (base-14) surely it just wouldn't make sense to the kemper?

    I may be misunderstanding so my apologies if so.

  • Using forScore MIDI Hex Codes with Kemper Stage

    Hi Guys,


    I recently purchased a Bluetooth MIDI adapter to control all my patch changes with forScore and with all the correct program change numbers punched in it works fantastically.


    However I'm trying to push the limits of automation with my rig at the moment. On top of patch changes when turning to a specific page I wanted to see if I could use the CC commands to turn the tuner on and off. Now forScore doesn't specifically transmit CC commands on the MIDI page but It can send raw MIDI hex codes and after reading up about it I came up with the following CC Hex code to turn the Tuner on where the CC# is 31 and non zero numbers turn the tuner on:


    B0 1F 1


    According to the Hex Code and the translated MIDI CC#, in theory this should turn the tuner on but it doesn't.

    Global MIDI Channel is set to Omni.

    I was wondering if anyone knows what I may have done wrong, if the Kemper understands this or if this even works.


    Thanks very much in advance!

  • Selectable Outputs for Different Rigs in Performance Mode

    I see!

    I don't have it in front of me right now so I will have to try and find the panning parameter later. But I certainly will check both of those options out.


    The loop idea sounds great too especially being able to have Gtr in stereo. I will try the panning and see how it goes.

    The monitoring situation is IEMs running through Avioms so I don't think it will get in the way of any routing.


    Thank you!

  • Selectable Outputs for Different Rigs in Performance Mode

    Hi Guys, I'm an avid stage user and have been for a number of years but I've recently come across a live audio situation that I'm not 100% sure the Kemper can achieve. I've been trying to find an answer but to no avail. The situation is this:


    Say I'm using both a guitar and a bass in one gig. I'm perfectly happy with using heel down on a vol. pedal and switching input jacks to change between them.

    If, however, my sound engineer wanted a separate output line for both bass and guitar individually, which of course is totally possible, BUT the "guitar output" had to be muted when I switched to a bass rig and vice versa.

    I'm essentially asking if I'm using XLR output for Guitar and Jack output for bass is it possible to mute the XLR when playing a bass rig and vice versa without bending down and manually turning up/down output volumes?


    My current solution for this is to take one output and run it through a Boss AB-2 to give the sound engineer two lines and switch channels so they only get one output at a time.

    This is all for the sake of automation as of course the engineer could just mute the tracks they didn't want coming through FOH. But I would ideally not want to put that burden on them if they were dealing with say, 10/15 actors with mic packs. I also want to reduce the cables and actions needed to achieve this and switch between instruments to make this process as streamlined as possible.


    To my knowledge and experience with the Kemper, this doesn't sound possible, but I was wondering if there are any geniuses who might have some sort of work-around for this or even if there were any recommended pedals that could achieve this (I was thinking the Bright Onion Pedals Stereo AB Output Switch v2 might do it).

    I greatly appreciate any answers or insights you guys can give me!

    Thanks so much!