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Kemper KPA Effects

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All those Wah Choices
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All those Wah Wah choices can initially look intimidating and confusing. Here's the break down:
 
* '''Wah Wah''' - this is the basic wah wah pedal, a band pass filter.
* '''Wah Low Pass''' - rather than a bank pass filter, the wah is a low pass; goes from dark to full
* '''Wah High Pass''' - rather than a bank pass filter, the wah is a high pass; goes from full to thin/shrill
* '''Wah Vowel''' - filter simulating a talkbox effect by emphasizing formants through the sweep
* '''Wah Phaser''' - a phaser effect where you manually control the sweep instead of an LFO
* '''Wah Flanger''' - a flanger effect where you manually control the sweep instead of an LFO
* '''Wah Rate Reducer''' - controls the sample rate, causing distortion and aliasing, glitchy sounds
* '''Wah Ring Modulator''' - controls a sine wave frequency fed into the signal for modulation
* '''Wah Frequency Shifter''' - a ring modulator that only allows for harmonic frequencies - sounds like radio tuning modulation
* '''Wah Formant Shifter''' - controls formant shifting of single notes. center position is normal, basically no processing. while the vowel filter changes an EQ-like sweep over one formant type, this shifts the formant types themselves
== Mono vs. Stereo ==