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Tuesday, May 15th 2012, 12:55am
This is true to some point. But the good news is that you easily can get the remaining few percents by just combining rigs with the corresponding eq curve in the DAW. This is very corfortable in ozone, since you can store and name as many curves as you want and import them on other DAWs. So if your recording doesnt fit 100%, just match it with the original and the result is nearly perfect. I am really beginning to love this software.nice idea.
however, sorry to be a stuck in the mud, but the problem with artist profiles, is it really depends on your setup.. - you could make i.e a "Money for nothing" sound perfect, but the chance of that happining on another persons rig, with a different sound, moniters etc.. is very slim.
Oh I see, ok thats fair enough if you also give them the EQ file too, then yes the possibilities are endless with that one. : )
Tuesday, May 15th 2012, 8:28am
Well, good idea. Maybe a collection of EQ curves would make totally sense in this context. Starting with my ozone snapshot set you can test for youself:This is true to some point. But the good news is that you easily can get the remaining few percents by just combining rigs with the corresponding eq curve in the DAW. This is very corfortable in ozone, since you can store and name as many curves as you want and import them on other DAWs. So if your recording doesnt fit 100%, just match it with the original and the result is nearly perfect. I am really beginning to love this software.nice idea.
however, sorry to be a stuck in the mud, but the problem with artist profiles, is it really depends on your setup.. - you could make i.e a "Money for nothing" sound perfect, but the chance of that happining on another persons rig, with a different sound, moniters etc.. is very slim.
Oh I see, ok thats fair enough if you also give them the EQ file too, then yes the possibilities are endless with that one. : )
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5902643/till_tonematch.snapshotset
Just load in ozone matching EQ, duplicate riffs, set your own curve as source and set the reference curve as target and move the magic slider...
Wednesday, June 13th 2012, 7:10am
No, without a second KPA it is not possible to "profile a profile". If you really do not own any amp you can try one of the better software amps from your DAW in combination with Ozone. The EQ matching is so powerful that you might get decent results.Hi,
I was wondering if I can do the following.
Guitar --> KPA(Existing Profile)--> DAW--> CUBASE 6.5 (Ozone 5)--> KPA Return = EQed KPA Profile with my Monitors
I want to use existing profile as I don't have Amps. Will this work?
Thx
Thursday, June 14th 2012, 8:05am
Yes, this will work. This is very comfortable to do in Ozone, cause you can simply export and import the eq curves. So once you have the right curves you can transform your sound with a plugin preset and you´re done.Thanks for the feedback. If I can't do the profile, can I do the following
Guitar --> KPA --> DAW --> Ozone --> Monitors
I could then save the EQ.
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