#Kemper reamp spdif stereo full#
This is arguably the easiest way to record your Kemper in full stereo. Stereo out using the main outputs, either XLR or TS (1/4” jack).There are a number of ways to record your Kemper: Being able to tap into just about any sound you like in the studio is invaluable, and the Kemper is pretty much built to do it perfectly. There’s no doubting that one of the best applications of the Kemper amp is recording. So you’re interested in a Kemper – but what are they actually like to use? We thought it’d be worth highlighting a few points on how they work and what they’re best for. Whether you’re practicing at home or depping for a stadium gig, it’ll get the job done. Enter the Kemper, cramming it all into a box the size of a toaster – dig it? It’ll fit into any rigĮxtensive inputs/outputs and onboard tonal tweaking options ensure that the Kemper will play nice with any rig. Imagine owning 200 classic, bestselling and cutting-edge amps. This makes them a handy, on-the-go tonal solution – without any compromise on sound. A practical gigging solutionĪll of the Kemper units weigh in at under 7kg. Mic positioning, sag controls, before/after-amp effects, isolating your preamp sound – the works. Advanced tonal sculptingīeyond its complex profiling capabilities, the Kemper offers unprecedented control over your sound. Plus you can add your own, download more and purchase artist/brand packs online – and they all fit into a single box. Hundreds of classic amps faithfully recreated using Kemper’s unique profiling algorithms. But how can you put that power to use in your own rig? Here’s a few reasons why a Kemper might work wonders for you: Hundreds of tones in one place The Kemper Profiler is an undeniably powerful bit of gear.
Left & right balanced, left & right unbalanced, monitor out, direct output/send, headphone out, S/PDIF, MIDI, USB, Ethernet
Main input, return input, S/PDIF, MIDI, USB, Ethernet Main input, alternative input, return input, S/PDIF, MIDI, USB, Ethernet
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