NPAD - Kemper

[RVA]

I’d patch in to the board in stereo(from the Kemper), you have a couple of stereo channels on your mixer, and feed the powered monitors from the main outputs on your mixer.

OK. I though this was unecessary since it is a mono signal in. I am planning to keep the setup where I go OUT from the mixer to the monitors via XLR cables. I guess I don't understand why you need to feed a mono signal IN twice.

 

[RVA]

If I understand correctly, this is a previously owned unit. If so, just check the way the Main/Monitor outputs are setup. either output section can be stereo or mono, your choice. Currently mine is setup as main stereo, and monitor mono as seen here...

Makes sense - and glad it can be done through the rig manager now - thanks!

 

[dmatthews]

OK. I though this was unecessary since it is a mono signal in. I am planning to keep the setup where I go OUT from the mixer to the monitors via XLR cables. I guess I don't understand why you need to feed a mono signal IN twice.

Some of the effects available are stereo. Might be advantageous in a recording situation. So you could just go Main stereo out to the interface, and plug the monitors into the interface output. Full stereo effects and recording

 

[Thatbastarddon]

OK. I though this was unecessary since it is a mono signal in. I am planning to keep the setup where I go OUT from the mixer to the monitors via XLR cables. I guess I don't understand why you need to feed a mono signal IN twice.

The effects(including mic and cab sims likely) are available in stereo. You could actually patch out to 4 channels from your Kemper(would be 6 if you had SPDIF on the Soundcraft).

 

[Don O]

Great. Now I have to go check this out! And down the rabbit hole I go!!

Ray, there’s one on Reverb, just checked for ya

 

[Thatbastarddon]

....and yes, if recording...I would route a direct(untouched) signal of the guitar to a channel on the mixer, that’s not assigned to the master, but is assigned to a Reaper track for recording...so you can re-amp it to your heart’s content.

 

[dmatthews]

Ray, there’s one on Reverb, just checked for ya

Dayum... that almost 200 Canadian Pesos less than I paid!

 

[RVA]

The effects(including mic and cab sims likely) are available in stereo. You could actually patch out to 4 channels from your Kemper(would be 6 if you had SPDIF on the Soundcraft).

....and yes, if recording...I would route a direct(untouched) signal of the guitar to a channel on the mixer, that’s not assigned to the master, but is assigned to a Reaper track for recording...so you can re-amp it to your heart’s content.

Now I understand. You know I need things explained twice - explanations in stereo! Thank you!

 

[Don O]

Read where the guy bought it then got laid off.

 

[RVA]

Ray, there’s one on Reverb, just checked for ya

Evil man!

 

[dmatthews]

Read where the guy bought then got laid off.

Yeah, the retail is $480 USD, so he's knocked $50 off.

 

[syscokid]

a Reaper track for recording

I no understand! Que es Reaper track?

 

[RVA]

I no understand! Que es Reaper track?

A very powerful DAW for recording. Free trial...check it out!!

REAPER | Audio Production Without Limits

 

[eSGEe]

how did I miss this --- A Kemper-----
with your quad level pedal board ------

Ray -- I think you have totally cornered ALL THE TONES KNOWN TO MAN (and a couple new ones!!!!!!!!!!!!!)

 

[Session 5]

Looking forward to your reports on this beast. Kemper

 

[Sp8ctre]

A very powerful DAW for recording. Free trial...check it out!!

REAPER | Audio Production Without Limits

I've been using Reaper for a couple of years. I finally bought the full version when I was taking the classes at Berklee. Great DAW!

 

[dmatthews]

Has Ray come up for air yet?

 

[Sp8ctre]

Has Ray come up for air yet?

I know I didn't for at least a full week...

 

[dmatthews]

I know I didn't for at least a full week...

Same here. It sucks you into a vortex of wonderment and fun.

 

[Sp8ctre]

Same here. It sucks you into a vortex of wonderment and fun.

Truth! It sucked me back in again when the Rig Manager 3 came out...oh what a sweet piece of software! So much easier to manage your amp and effects settings!