Live 2 Kemper Clip w/transpose fx

okstrat · Nov 6th 2015

One of my bands playing some Eagles... intro is using the transpose effect, harmonies are... two guitars! Other guitarist and I both use Kempers, and we both use Pete's Profiles exclusively... he's using one of my Bogner XTC profiles, I'm using a Cameron modded marshall profile for most of my tones. Clean is my fender twin profile with lots of transpose going on.

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mightypudge · Nov 6th 2015

Sounds great. Cameron modded Marshall? Not the Wizard, is it? I have that pack.

okstrat · Nov 7th 2015

Nope, not the Wizard on that clip. I actually use the wizard a LOT live though... my usual setup unless I'm playing a song that needs special tones or fx is:

1) acoustic patch I profiled off my J-station
2) Fender clean from my '70s twin
3) Wizard crunch (with slot A set up for a tube screamer boost to take it further)
4) Cameron modded Marshall
5) Friedman modded Marshall

Usually use slot 4 and I have my volume pedal set up for my volume/lead boosts.

BTW, thanks for buying the wizard pack, hope you enjoy it. It's a great sounding amp!

Zapman · Nov 7th 2015

Nice job on the Felder masterpiece!!!

paults · Nov 7th 2015

Sounds great!

Ingolf · Nov 7th 2015

Wow, you did this classic justice. And I love how you give an edge to the song, something the Eagles never quite achieved as they were always too keen to reproduce the studio recording.

ibanez270 · Nov 7th 2015

That was one of the best covers of that song I have heard.

okstrat · Nov 7th 2015

Thanks guys! We get a lot of compliments on our live sound, and I know much of it is because of the Kempers. I've started using a Variax Tyler guitar live for that song, the transposing is a little better and the 12 string emulation is great sounding. It adds a little more to the entire song.

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