A totally fucked up dirty Fuzz

Can you post a video with the sound you want? Include the start time for the sound, if it is not at the beginning of the video.

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i recreated some sound already but like i said, now are no stomp slots left

Thanks for those - I am always looking for new sounds to make I understand about the number of stomps. I treat the more complicated FX chains like a "one sound" rig.

But, there are 128 MIDI PC changes, and Performance Mode offers many more than that.

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i recreated some sound already but like i said, now are no stomp slots left

Do you have a friend with a profiler? Profile the rigs you create and you should have it all in one sound with free slots. A bit of a roundabout method, but the best solution I can think of.

Agreed, I tried profiling a Devi Ever Hyperion and it sounded like a mild overdrive, believe me that pedal has nothing mild about it!

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yeah but somehow the kemper as a problem with profiling fuzz sounds so profiling the profile will not solve this problem :/... i sounds like a overdrive afterwards... i think a fuzzpedals are the hardest thing to model but ... yeah ... it would be great...

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Agreed, I tried profiling a Devi Ever Hyperion and it sounded like a mild overdrive, believe me that pedal has nothing mild about it!

some fuzz are hard to profile, like the Fuzz Factory.
often it helps to use a 'pickup-simulator' like this http://www.muzique.com/lab/pickups.htm
the great fuzz profiles on the rig exchange of a Musket Fuzz, Pharaoh Fuzz etc. prove that it can be done.
(even though the Profiler was developed to profile tube amps)

I found that often you can add the missing 'messed up' part by adding a Shaper. Soft, Hard, Wave, it depends on your taste. (I also like higher Tube Shape values, to me transistor clipping is closer to power tube distortion)

Also try Recti Shaper for some octave up.

The Fuzz Factory in particular is extremely sensitive to what's connected to it's input (it doesn't even like active pickups) but many other fuzzes profile quite well.

TL;DR: the shaper stomps are your way to boutique fuzz tones especially once you subtly mix in Analog Octave and Recti Shaper

hth

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i just wanted to add a fuzz sound i archieved with the kemper

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i love it, very different from the analog fuzz sounds i have but still unique i think

sounds like analog fuzz to me.
A Shin-Ei can give you these super compressed, choking sounds (although with a terrible mid-scoop). Any other fuzz can probably pursuaded to deliver this kind of mayhem by using a boost/OD in front and messing with the fuzz pedals's bias setting.

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i just wanted to add a fuzz sound i archieved with the kemper

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i love it, very different from the analog fuzz sounds i have but still unique i think

This is awesome!!!

Sounds great to me!

I love me sum fuzz. - and had hit/miss ratios with them. some CANT be done, are the extreme saggy (removes pick attack) type of fuzz. sounds like a bitcrusher
Some however work great.. Twosome really works well, as does my MUFF (70's) - and a few others. some are disappointing, you dial up a massive tone, profile it and sounds like a overdrive.. no no no!!.. we don't want that!.

Its funny, I used to HATE fuzz. always ignored it.. - then one day.. i just got it.. and never looked back, now I have something 40 different Stomp Fuzz pedals laying around or used too.. somewhere here...lol

Beat that @DonPetersen : )

Love Fuzz too, and even if difficult to profile, we have some great fuzz profiled on the machine plus I found the Muff and Fuzz stomp are very good to achieve some analog pedals. For example I recreate great Fuzz tone of the Ram'S Head using in chain compressor, EQ and Muff but as Bommel said 4 slots needed for that !

Bommel, can you share some tone you created?