Posts by voidar

Quote from gt_jumper

I have been recording guitar through the kemper, but before the kemper i use a DI (seventh circle audio N72 or A12) but im finding they are both still too coloured. Is there a way i can send an affected "profile" signal through one side of the main outs, and send a balanced DI signal out of the other side?

Have you tried switching output settings? It is explained in the manual.

I,e,

"Git Studio": Similar to “Git+Processing”, but here the instrument signal is sent out at studio level, which is much louder as the original level. Thus no separate DI box is needed to record the pure instrument for reamping purposes. Since the instrument volume is high, the recommended leveling of “Clean Sens” in the Input Section is important.

Are you sure you people are not hearing the combined effect of the microphone and the live amp?

Quote from jimknopf

The kemper switches itself to the Ohms of your box. But 8Ohm will be louder than 16, but that will be ok anyway.

There is really no switching going on from the Kempers perspective in regards to impedance. The Kemper has current-limiting designed into the output stage to protect it from shorts and excessive heat build-up.
SS is much more forgiving than tubes for this sort of task :).

Zero Ohms = short
4 Ohms = +600W limited
8 Ohms = 1:1 = 600W
16 Ohms = 1:2 = 300W max
...
Open circuit or infinite Ohms (no cab connected) = 1:0 = 0W

Pure, educated speculation on my part though.

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If the LEDs or LCD are fast enough :).

+1 for a really trippy one

Quote from HELL-G

Hi BobbyKa,

a buddy uses this as a small mobile solution: http://www.esi-audio.de/produkte/u24xl/

HTH

This seems like a nice recording/re-amping solution for the Kemper. I am getting one :). Thanks.

VE

Oh yeah!

+1

I would actually love a "Metal Zone" stomp for those Cannibal Corpse situations :).