M Britt Kemper Profiles

    I have been having issues importing using rig manager too. Sometimes it lets me drag them right onto the Kemper and sometimes it won’t and then I have to drag them into local library and then copy and paste into a performance on the Kemper. I’m not sure why it works sometimes and not others.

    Quote from lonestargtr

    I have been having issues importing using rig manager too. Sometimes it lets me drag them right onto the Kemper and sometimes it won’t and then I have to drag them into local library and then copy and paste into a performance on the Kemper. I’m not sure why it works sometimes and not others.

    Ive had a problem doing the same but usually straight from the zipped file. Always best to export somewhere then import. Rig manager is a little temperamental though..like the missus.

    RE: Grab N Go


    All great sounding profiles. Some I really like.
    I'm really enjoying /13 profiles. No surprise, they are among my favorites.
    The Carr Lincoln.....wow.
    Wooly Coats and Dr. Z. distort well with single coils and the Dr. Z is totally Paisley territory.


    But the Performances added are great. I'm heavily tempted to either use as-is or mix up for my
    other Performance slots.


    What I really like about the above mentioned profiles is that, even though I use single coils 90-95% of the time, they sound great for humbuckers with no tweaking on MY end. YMMV.
    I only use low to slightly boosted output humbuckers when I do so I'm sure that has an influence.

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    I've only tried it with one guitar, so far, but with my Schecter C1 Classic, with a JB, these profiles sound perfect with the full humbucker or split (or tapped... I really don't know which this guitar has).


    At first glance, I'm guessing this pack has the highest amount of favorites to total profiles of any pack I'd bought. I was to the point where I wasn't buying many profiles, because I already had multiple of every amp I use. This one had a lot of unique amps in it, though, that I didn't already own.


    Another great pack, and probably your best work, so far, @lonestargtr!

    Quote from lonestargtr

    That is a good idea on the demo video. I will try to do that. The only potential issue is on the song specific ones. They will get flagged for copyright infringement if I play the songs that I programmed the tones for. I’ll see what I can do though when I get back home. Thanks!

    Should be able to present those specific songs in transposed key, or in a "style of" type of presentation without infringing I believe.

    Quote from HCarlH

    What I really like about the above mentioned profiles is that, even though I use single coils 90-95% of the time, they sound great for humbuckers with no tweaking on MY end. YMMV.
    I only use low to slightly boosted output humbuckers when I do so I'm sure that has an influence.

    What I found sometimes with Michaels Rigs. The Rig Volumes are often less then from other vendors.
    This often gives our ears the impression that they are not so impressive when switching directly from another Rig.
    But it's easy to fix. ^^

    Quote from Sharry

    What I found sometimes with Michaels Rigs. The Rig Volumes are often less then from other vendors.This often gives our ears the impression that they are not so impressive when switching directly from another Rig.
    But it's easy to fix. ^^

    I agree Sharry, and think it's more a case that other vendors, and the rig exchange is a classic example, that their output levels are too hot, often having the output volume several dB+ (Nice to leave some headroom for that roaring solo boost =O ) the loudness wars debate can start another thread....
    It's not a problem if you are aware of this and I expect/hope most people will work this out.
    I use Britt profiles exclusively and they are always well balanced in terms of volume output.
    Mike is very thorough with his profiling process and, for me, sets a standard.
    Perhaps not to everyone's taste/style but he certainly has a majority audience.

    Bought Grab N Go- a great pack as usual.
    Love the Dr. Z, /13 and the carr lincoln profiles.
    Also the performances are great!
    Congrats Mike! Great Job.


    Has anyone of you guys tried the 3rd Power CSR Pack?

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    Quote from PietH

    Bought Grab N Go- a great pack as usual.
    Love the Dr. Z, /13 and the carr lincoln profiles.
    Also the performances are great!
    Congrats Mike! Great Job.


    Has anyone of you guys tried the 3rd Power CSR Pack?

    CSR pack is very good - pretty flexible amp with all the flavours covered in this set.

    Quote from barefly

    grab n go is a great pack, indeed the 'stinky' is superb, all very good on single coil, thnx MBritt!!

    Yes, I've been noodling/testing this weekend, and I went for this pack to find some gritty single coil sounds after playing humbuckers for years.
    This has lots to choose from and I really like the performance additions. Great idea, please do that some more Michael!


    Cheers,
    Dave

    It is tight, without being buzzy or fizzy. Sounds great with a JB. Nice a full, but still really tight. Also responds well to the volume knob. I like it! Thanks for sharing.

    Thanks for the rig Michael, really really good has some serious balls. Full fat rock sound to die for. The space works so well, and the distortion throws it into metal territory without compromising the tone as so often happens. Top drawer!

    Thanks so much Mike, that's a great profile! I love it. Your "one off" profiles are such a gift, I used your STYX one that you did awhile ago straight into performances and this one is going in right away. Great ears!