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As with others, I have a fabulous lush chorus I think it’s a variety of the vintage chorus effect and it’s in the X slot

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what SPDIF converter are you using?how do you setup that converter?

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what SPDIF converter are you using?how do you setup that converter?

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I use an Apollo twin with the SPDIF and a cheap converter from Amazon. No problems and it frees up the other inputs.

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I have a powered toaster and an Apollo Twin X. I would like to use the SPDIF input for recording, but the level from the Kemper via spdif is very low.

Kemper : Apollo Twin via spdif using inexpensive converter from amazon

Apollo : Mac mini via thunderbolt

DAW - Logic Pro

Any thoughts?

Thanks, Ralph

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I have exactly that setup and my levels are fine, did you check the Apollo spdif fader on the UA software and the spdif output in the output section of the KPA?

Yup

Give the crystal delays a go as well. Lat us know how you get on.

Welcome man

Welcome man, you’ll love it

I had a horrible time with the line 6 and changed to an audio technica. It doesn’t seem to drop out at all and also provides the front of the Kemper with enough to give me my normal sound. I’ve used it on quite big stages with plenty of RF. The had problems with the wireless in ears where the antenna wasn’t close enough and where clipping on some channels triggered the safety compression. I’m sure the Shures are ok as well.

• Good ones, USB recording, liquid profiling, better rig manager
• Never had it, didn’t know it was a ‘bug’
• Don’t know, don’t really need one anyway
• Good, plenty of space for feet but those with big feet seem to use the wee add on buttons

I think you’d like it

Nice one. Welcome

I have a similar approach to JedMckenna I have a utility performance which suits most function band occasions. Increasing gain from 1 to 5 with morph boost on 2-5 and morph chorus and delay on 1. Other performances are for occasional bands, jazz and countryish.

A little light darkness in the harmony as well. Noice

Many guitars, some genius and a Kemper

There are a couple of different monitoring methods with inears. Both my bands send mixes back from the desk and have iPad/iPhone mixes for monitoring

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those pedals are $500 each lol. i should just buy a kemper stage. is there a way to use the kemper stage for just effects and use a real amp for the amp? thx guys

Yes but I think you might not get the best out of the KPA. You can use a traditional 4 cable method or even put the KPA fx on a loop

If your interface has spdif, it’s definitely worth using that. It means there are no extra AD conversions as the Kemper digital signal gos straight into your DAW. It also means that incorrect gain settings at your oreamp are taken out of the equation. I use Logic Pro and also monitor from the interface not the DAW. Do make sure and purchase a proper spdif cable though, they look just like ordinary coax cables but are different.

And another, if you like a cheeky vocal harmony