Kemper reamp spdif stereo mod#

I'll try and explain - the Kemper is pretty convoluted compared to the AxeFX when it comes to routing. In the 6 output method, the 'Direct' output on the Kemper is required to output a different source so the raw DI guitar signal needs routed to one of the 2 channels in the SPDIF - in the example's case this means the 'Git/Stack' option was selected - so the raw di goes in one channel and the Stack (which is everything in the preset up to the Cab) goes to the other SPDIF channel

Kemper reamp spdif stereo mod#

This 'Effects' section is post Stack and basically consists of a stereo Mod FX and a stereo Delay or Reverb or a stereo group of Delay and Reverb combined. Mod L and Mod R are the outputs of the stereo Modulation type FX from the Effects section. The 'Stack' is the section containing the Amp and Cab This simply means the raw guitar signal will be routed to the 'Direct' mono output round the back of the Kemper - the DI track for re-amping in that particular 4 output setup. Where you've quoted 'Direct Out = Analog' in the 4 Output method should actually read Direct Out = 'Git Analog' It's actually very hard to explain without writing an essay if you've not had hands on experience with the Kemper's 'Rig' sections and output routing options. I mainly want the stereo sound he is getting now but with the Amp separated from the effects.Īny help/explanation would be appreciated. In the second method I am confused as to what Mod Left and Right mean. I get that Stack means ‘amp’ (?) and on one instruction ‘Analog’ seems to mean dry signal whereas in the other method ‘guitar’ seems to mean dry signal. Same as above but SPDIF to in on (Audio Interface)īeing a Fractal guy I am confused by Kemper terms. Now I can also use a 6 track method like this: This seems easy to do via the above video on a 4 track basis like this: My objective is to record my buddies Kemper separating the effects from the ‘amp’.