I've heard/seen your video on FB.
Its a phenomenon called 'beats'. A loud often pulsing sound due to the interference of 2 notes at slightly different frequencies. Its happening when you fret 2 similar notes as the intonation of guitars isn't perfect. The frequency of the sound is a function of how close the 2 original notes are. As stated above - its nothing to do with the Kemper.
yes i feel this is the case. Thank you for your feedback
I feel that lbieber is correct in this matter. Thanks for setting my mind at ease
This also seems to occur without bends..
Bought a powered toaster and i have noticed this strange sound when picking 2 strings at the same time.. it’s like they are somewhat in the same registry and they have a weird overdriven sound. Especially on the higher strings. It occurs a lot on gainy profiles. It occurs on both my guitars: A les Paul and a Fender Strat Pro. Occurs on both wired and wireless. Also occurs via headset.. This is the first amp in my ownership this is happening on.. Is there anything i can do to remedy this strange sound. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
When i observe the input bar in the rig settings from my pedal it shows then when i fully press down the pedal it takes 8 seconds (after i fully pressed it)! for the bar to completely deplete...
Do i have a faulty pedal? do i need to change some settings? The TRS cable is 1.5 metre long..
I bought this pedal secondhand. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
