Posts by louderthangod

I'm looking to do my first profiles and I realized that I'm not sure how to set up the outputs on my Apollo through the console. I want to use the unison preamps (since I have them and not a collection of actual Neve, API and SSL preamps) and then run the output into the mic input of the Kemper. How do I set up the outputs on Console 2.0? I figure I'd start with just 1 mic and do a few different versions of that with different mics, amps and cabs and then try doing some 2-mic setups and still run the signal out of the Apollo. I'm assuming I use the line out (I have an 8P and a Twin if that matters) rather than the monitor outs.

How do I route the channel (mic) to an output and then how do I set up the output to be line output into the Kemper?
Thanks.

I was just going to use one of the monitor outs and have both mics mixed in the center I figure that way it would be like seeing a single mic source. I was also planning on using the UAD unison preamps on the way in.

I'm assuming I can use my monitor outs into the Kemper for the blended mic sound. I read the post on profiling through a DAW.

I have experience with recording guitars, I'm just new to the Kemper and profiling amps.

I'm new to this and I know it's been talked about a lot but I went to respond to a thread and it was over 60 days old so an automated message told me to make a new post.

I've got a pair of Matamp/Electric heads plus one of my friends and some unique cabs and a lot of microphones so I'd like to make a bunch of good profiles. I normally do my recording through UAD Apollo's and I've looked up how people can do profiles with multiple mic's with it but before I get all involved in that...how worth it is it? Especially when you're multi-tracking guitars and layering stuff. Getting the right mics, right angles and placements and of course phase alignment all takes a fair amount more time with two mics and if seasoned Kemper folks say that you can really hear a positive difference then I'll push for that but if not then I won't. I don't want to make a bunch of profiles I don't need and since I have some of my gear at home and some at my rehearsal studio and I'd like to borrow some amps and cabs from friends to make some models it would be more efficient to have a solid plan going into this. I know that I might eventually have a different opinion than others and my own opinion about 1 vs 2 mics might change over time so I'm just looking for the most effective starting point to start making my profiles. Thanks.