Hello,
i do know there are many threads about Whammys and pitch effects but i need a clear answer. Please Mr. Kemper just tell us if a whammy is planned for the next 1/2 year. I need to buy one if not. But if i buy one now and in the next update is one included it would be fckn dumb. So please just that little hint.
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if anyone is undecided between rack and toaster then i would say get the toaster unless you specifically need a rack,the toaster is just so comfortable to work with.
i wanted the kemper a long time ago but didnt bought it because of the toaster design 
so as the rack was out i instant preorderd it
toaster is older than the rack version == more vintage -> sounds better. quite simple, dude!
lol
everything fine - had no bugs. Sound .. i dont have a lunchbox so i dont know if there is anything different.
Correct, only the initial latency of the 1st A/D conversion.
Cool Thx 
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)
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 ?
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.
i dont like the drums they sound very raw but also robotic and the guitar is to much in the face with to much mids. The guitar is just to big in this mix. Think Some EQing on the guitar will do it and change the drums .
Wich drums are that?
Which reference mixes do you have for that song? (then i can tell you more in detail what i would make in an other way)
Display MoreWhilst I dont mind providing them, but at the end of the day, the Kemper transmits a recorded signal.
in otherwords, your playing "x" profile as if you have that amp in the live room with mics attached, with a guitar you have much large tonal freq available and can be very pleasant to play alone, or in a mix situation because there is more detail, and more going on.
With a bass amp its much harder, as anyone with mixing experience knows that to get a bass tones to sit in the mix is troublesome at best. as it has to work with that chesty kick and work alongside to keep the bottom end tight. - and at the time of profiling there is no easy way of doing this without the music your working on at the time. its pure guess and "generic" - whist bass is best played with others, I appreciate that some players like to sit and play alone and thats totally cool.
Im not saying it cant and wont work, look the KPA is a magic box imo it can do what you want it to do. but with bass, some things are best left for "on the day of mixing" than downloading profiles from others in hope.
Hope that all makes sence
Hm i rather would like a Bass profile to perform live with the kemper. Your right with the studio thing. I think in the studio im good with Podfarm just FOR BASS! But Live i could use a good one.
Any one knows this: if i profile a splitted bass preset (FOR EXAMPLE so 0-250hz clean bass compressed - 500-2000 hz distorded signal) will it be the same on kemper? dont think so right?
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?
i just need a spdif output right? input goes as usually with the main outs?
thank you! anyone who knows how to setup it with this:
http://www.thomann.de/gb/maudio_fast_track_ultra_8r.htm
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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
How do i manage my rigs. I have to many too and just want to have the good ones / useful ones on it. Should i back up everything on a usb stick delet all kemper amps and then delete all amps i dont need on my usb stick - import?
There is another thread in the forum about amp/cab separation with some statement from CK himself. A good read.
Thanks i will read it
The only question for me is whether they sound good or not, the rest is only academic discussion.
As already stated, the cab driver preserves a portion of the cab/mic part in order to preserve the difference between different profiles. Is the way that is done
Hm i dont know if i can agree because kemper advertise with that function. Sure youre right the only real important thing is that it sounds good but i mean i want to get that what i paid for and i paid for an amp that exactly copys other amps. Kemper is great so far and ill sure keep it but somehow i feel betrayd by the adds and reviews - know what i mean?
So i just tested something. Did 4 miced profiles of an engl invader. everytime same settings but the mic in a other position. Now when i play my kemper without cab over the fx return of another amp every of the 4 profiles sounds completly different. oO.... i took the monitor output
