Because I'm cheap, and don't want more boxes on my desk. Originally I tested this to check that a mic I was selling works before mailing it.
YMMV, my chain: sE V7 mic -> alt. input -> loop effect on D slot on the Kemper -> mic pre profile (exchange has Neve, API, Great River profiles) -> spdif out.
So far I've only tried low volume "singing" at home, but sound seems to be clear and nice. Enough for death metal vocs.
I hope your ingenuity gives you some great results on the cheap.
However, if it doesn't work out, there is always the Focusrite Scarlett Solo currently at £82. They have great preamps for the price and there are probably other brands just as good. Gone are the days when you had to make a major investment for an interface.
I do that every time I record vocals , RU sirius preamp profiles for instance , or I disengage the stack If I use the art voice channel preamp
The noise gates, FX ( post & pre ) are killer , I often use the doubler , verb & delays
It's a great solution , TBH I most often use the art voice channel in front of the KPA wired to the alt input , I just have to switch the profile, no cabling needed.
Because I'm cheap, and don't want more boxes on my desk. Originally I tested this to check that a mic I was selling works before mailing it.
YMMV, my chain: sE V7 mic -> alt. input -> loop effect on D slot on the Kemper -> mic pre profile (exchange has Neve, API, Great River profiles) -> spdif out.
So far I've only tried low volume "singing" at home, but sound seems to be clear and nice. Enough for death metal vocs.
Hi,
why are you selling the mic? We have had good results with SE in our band…
Ah, ok.
BTW, why didn‘t you use the kemper as an interface?
