Origin Audio Metal Profile Pack 1 (6505+, EVH5150III, Tripple XXX)

Hey guys,

took me long enough, but I finally got at least the first bundle going for my profile packs.
Mainly aimed at the metal guys for now, although the hard rockers should have some fun with this too

If you don't want to get the whole bundle you can grab the single amps too.

hear it in action here

Link to the shop
http://originaudio.bigcartel.com/

Coming up is a Sansamp BDDI pack (still have to do demp clips for it).

Next amps I have my eyes on is a Diezel Einstein, JCM800, Mark V & maybe a SLO100.
Lots of new cabs too, should be fun.

Cheers!

Quote from gibson5413

The clips sound great! I will be all over your next set of profiles as it sounds great (always looking for a great JCM800 and SLO)!!

Thanks! I'm looking forward to them myself actually haha
I don't know yet how many combinations of amps and cabs I'll be able to profile (depends on what I can do locally and what I can borrow), but it should be
interesting non the less

Quote from Hannes_ITS

This pack is a beast. For everyone who´s even remotely into good metal and hardcore tones this is a must-buy!

Hannes, you are the man! Thanks for your support dude, you rock

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Yeah, even the same DIs

Quote from Der_JD

Awesome video demo and and these sound like they'd be really good.

A little pricy for us Americans given the exchange rate. Not saying it's still not a good value as it looks like there's a lot of profiles included and I know profiling is a lot of work. I'll probably pick these up at some point but I'm already saturated with good Peavey metal profiles and the cost is definitely something I have to consider.

Thanks man!

I can see why you'd at first look think it's pricey, but overall I think it's pretty much the middle ground considering the amount of cash per profile.
It's not the type of quick "ah screw it, it's only 5 bucks for a couple of profiles" pack, but rather a really broad range of really useable tones (imo).
Everyone should be able to get good use out of most of these, at least that was my goal.

I'd like to make a kind of "best of" for cheaper, but that would make the upgrading progress a bit of a PITA to organize, if peeps would decide to go for the full bundle

But yeah, I'm well aware that there are already a lot of 5150ish packs out there (5150/MesaOS/57 especially being so popular amongst metalheads), so if you don't feel like these would be of any use for you then I'm ok with it
I've always been the guy who'd rather have a larger collection of tools (be it profiles, drums samples etc...) for a what seems fair price, than to pay more per profile for less.
If the overall quality of the larger pack seems right, ofc.

Quote from Thumas

I Bought the bundle today and i already found a lot of great profiles.
It will take some time to try all out, but those i have tried sounds very good.

One question.
Evh 5150 III is it 50w or 100w version?

Thanks, glad you dig it!
The EVH is the 50w version (can be seen on the pic).

Do you think it matters if it's 50w or 100w? Just so I know, then I'll also add that to the description.
I personally don't hear a difference, that's why I didn't bother.

Quote from VictorRattlehead

Man the profiles look and sound great and I'd love to get them but maybe a little too much for me at the time being. I'll keep an eye out on your profiles and look forward to trying them eventually.

Cool man, thanks!
You can head to the rig exchange & search for my username to try some.
The 2 EVH profiles I have on there are also in the pack!
The peavey profiles aren't, as I felt there are better ones in the bundle.

Well I don't know...would a lot of you folks prefer less profiles, and therefore a lower price?
I honestly already had a really hard time keeping the number for this pack as what it is haha
There are maybe below 10 profiles in there that I'd say you could do without, i.E. they are close enough to work both in the same way, but for some one would
work better with their guitar than the other. That's why I prefer to have a lot of profiles, so everyone will find something with their guitar.

But for future stuff I could try to keep the profile count lower, if that is prefered?

Quote from Thumas

Well i have never played the 100w version but i know the 50w got a depth knob on the back that 100w don't, but i guess the differance probably are small.
Don't know why i didn't look more at the picture, just read the txt file:)
You don't have to change info, you got the right amp on picture and never mention anything about 100w.
Keep up your good work!

I just took a look, I also tagged the 50w in the the profiles themselves (ampname in the stack).
I also looked again, and on the bundle picture it's not really visible, compared to the single pack picture.

I'll update it anyway, so no one thinks I want to screw people over

Thanks man!

Short bump, and thanks to everyone who bought it so far, hope you enjoy the profiles!

And a small outlook: I'll most likely be kicking out the single amps, since the demand isn't nearly as high as the bundle.
That way I'll get more space for feature amps/bundles, and don't have to pay the bigcartel fees yet.

Hey Dave!

Thanks for your kind words man, I appreciate it and I'm glad you like the profiles

I already plan to keep the profile count lower for future packs, mostly because of the same reason you mentioned (I have a hard time myself deciding for a profile whenever I reamp), but also because that way I can keep the price lower without worrying to low-ball other sellers.

The 6505+ pack is the biggest one, mostly because the amp is my personal one, so I have unlimited time with it.
It also has the most mic positions, which I think always comes in handy (I really like to swap around cabs and amps), although especially with guitarssounds it gets hard
to judge them after playing a lot of different ones for a while. But I guess thats the same with different profiles from different people too.
Theres a lot of info in the tags, more than I could give into the name without it getting cluttered on the display (I like it neat and tidy ), and numbers are easier for me to write down than names (I still write a lot on paper, notes and stuff). If you have the rig editor you can access the info easier, if you're on MAC only then it clearly sucks a lot for you at this point, sorry!

I'll make sure to have more unboosted profiles in future packs.
For me it sounds better if the TS is already in the profile, than using the Kemper one, but I see the point of wanting to be able to tweak it yourself.
If I get around to it I'll add some unboosted ones of the 6505+ for everyone to download too.

I'm not enterely sure what you mean with "flat" though? Do you mean the tonestack on the peavey, or tonestack/eq in the kemper?

Thanks again man!
Cheers!

EDIT:

Resolved, shop is up and running again!

The most differences in the profiles is the mic position.
Not in terms of Center or Edge, but it's really a game of millimeters and angles. Theres not really a way to put that info in there in a useful way.
But I'm gonna see if I can try out a more informative way of naming the profiles, if I don't feel like it clutters up everything!
Like maybe at least the mic or something like that, and keep the TS/noTS thing consistent.

Hm well, that's the first time I hear that approach to be honest haha
Usually from what I heared so far, was that if people liked the profile for recording, they also liked it live...for me that's what's so cool about the kemper, beeing able to have the same tone on the road as in the studio.
I don't use the kemper live (yet, maybe sometime) though, since I'd only use it if my whole band was with in-ear monitoring, so I don't have any first-hand experience with this.

Hm I dunno man...all knobs at noon on the peavey isn't really anything fancy, especially without a TS.
But I can try to make some the next time I'm having the kemper next to my rig, see if they come in handy for you.
Maybe go out a little further from the center than I usually do too.
Whenever I'm doing live-tech I usually don't place the mic that much further out compared to the studio, but mic placement always varies a lot in general.

Haha no worries, if I wouldn't be up to do these kind of "requests" I wouldn't do it, but I'm kinda interested myself to see if it would work better for you or not.