I made pics of all procedures but dont understand how to add them. You can record both the dry guitar and wet (amped) sound to separate tracks, by using mono tracks and setting the dry tracks input to SPDIF L and wet tracks. I think its has to do with the routing of the TM Fx but cant seem to figure out where what or how.? Di seguito alcune proposte economiche da cui prendere spunto per eventuali accordi privati: Corso di 8 ore, in una giornata unica: 80 Euro. I find it strange that you'd have purchased both C7 and a KPA and can't figure this out, if I'm perfectly honest. Somehow I need to the Spdif channel with the reamped sounds be able to record and after that be able to export this. Il corso si svolgerebbe a Roma presso il mio studio/sala prove. Connect spdif ins/outs, route them in the f4 connections manager, click the input section and select 'spdif input' on the Kemper. Though I did hear the sound of the Kemper and could also change presets and the likes. *I did this as well but when exporting the recorded data it was only D.I what my reamp track recorded. raise the fader of the HW input where you get the reamped signal in (HW Input SPDIF IN)
By taking profiles of guitar and bass amplifiers, it can capture the sound of a rig the way few other devices can. Record using the S/PDIF for more digital sample rate options. This is arguably the easiest way to record your Kemper in full stereo. click to the HW output where phones or monitors are connected toģ. The Kemper Profiling Amplifier is one of the most exciting digital guitar processors to be released in the last couple of years. There are a number of ways to record your Kemper: Stereo out using the main outputs, either XLR or TS (1/4 jack). and why you hear this or that in your phones or via monitors. In other words, you should be able in Cubase In Cubase you need to create all input and output channels 1st in case you didn't do already. If the reamped signal arrives on your recording interface at SPDIF InĪnd as all inputs are passed through to the application (DAW, which has the ASIO driver loaded)
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