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I don't. The inability to turn down the gain without the profile sounding poor is a major knock against the Kemper.The only way to tell for yourself is to test both out if you have the luxury imo
I don't. The inability to turn down the gain without the profile sounding poor is a major knock against the Kemper.The only way to tell for yourself is to test both out if you have the luxury imo
You can turn the gain down in all sorts of gained up profiles and get good tones. Turning up the gain from where it was captured can be a crap shoot.I don't. The inability to turn down the gain without the profile sounding poor is a major knock against the Kemper.
Liquid profiling (optional tone stack that will evidently help the Kemper EQ react as the amp it profiles would)
USB Audio
Those are the two main takeaways
Ideally you just get a profile of a lower gain but yeah certainly a drawback. Most retailers have a return policy for the Kemper. Fractal has 14 day?I don't. The inability to turn down the gain without the profile sounding poor is a major knock against the Kemper.
You can turn the gain down in all sorts of gained up profiles and get good tones.
I remember back in 2011/2012, they had some aliasing issue that they "fixed" - well... I'm skeptical that they fixed it fully.Planning to buy an Axe FX III and figured I'd see what the Kemper offers before I buy the Axe FX III just in case. The Kemper doesn't seem to sound as good in my opinion. Hope those that have one enjoy it, though.
And, when i used morphing with a pedal, i always had the best gain profile set, and would morph down to great cleans. It was so easy and natural sounding to my ears. Nothing came close to it. And just engaging the pedal had all this goodness in between back all the way back up to my higher gain profile. and it was so simple to set up on the device.You can turn the gain down in all sorts of gained up profiles and get good tones. Turning up the gain from where it was captured can be a crap shoot.
TGP had a thread about liquid profiling and it got deleted. Lol nothing suspicious at all.
They are still discussing the Kemper update in the original "Big announcement from Kemper soon?" threadTGP had a thread about liquid profiling and it got deleted. Lol nothing suspicious at all.
Eliminate the competition hard at work.
Unless it doesn't come back, it's more likely that it has been removed for mods to clean up the BS.TGP had a thread about liquid profiling and it got deleted. Lol nothing suspicious at all.
They have had those positions open for years. It's such a niche area that it might be hard to find the talent in the first place, especially since the musical instrument industry is unlikely to be as lucrative or prestigious as some other places looking for DSP programmers and ML researchers.Aye, and there's evidence to suggest that they are falling further behind.
NDSP continues to have open positions for "Embedded DSP Developer" with experience in SHARC Assembly optimization, and also "Applied ML Scientist/ML Engineer".
They could definitely do with some help in optimizing that Global EQ!
I'm willing to work for NDSP, just sayin'. I would require total flex-time, training at my house on whatever's req'd (DSP, SHARC Assy, etc.) and a 600K annual salary with stock options and unlimited vacay. Oh, and a huge annual 401K contribution from the company. Oh, and ginormous bonuses and stuff.
Just to kind of update this, I had watched Ben Eller's video where he was going back to the Kemper while his Axe FX (III probably) went back to Fractal for servicing. When he turned the gain down, the profile didn't react too well.Planning to buy an Axe FX III and figured I'd see what the Kemper offers before I buy the Axe FX III just in case. The Kemper doesn't seem to sound as good in my opinion. Hope those that have one enjoy it, though.
And a hand shandy from Doug himself??I'm willing to work for NDSP, just sayin'. I would require total flex-time, training at my house on whatever's req'd (DSP, SHARC Assy, etc.) and a 600K annual salary with stock options and unlimited vacay. Oh, and a huge annual 401K contribution from the company. Oh, and ginormous bonuses and stuff.
And a hand shandy from Doug himself??
Well I think you have the 1st four letters from cockney relatively correct! Throwing some ale into the mix never hurts either . . .Re: UK Idioms/colloquialisms
The only reference I know for “shandy“ is that of lemonade and ale mixed together.
What kind of cockney BS is going on here?