Original rock song from my band. Home recorded.

greenblob · Mar 23rd 2016

One more from my band Penrose using the KPA. All guitars and bass home recorded directly out of the kemper. Vocals home recorded also. Drums were quickly tracked in a studio.

Used an Eventide Timefactor for the delays on the bridge as I couldn't get the "spaceiness" in the tails that I wanted with the current gen KPA delays (FW 3.3.0). Was going for a slightly nasal kind of guitar sound for the bulk of the tune to keep it interesting, but I'm not sure I nailed what I had in mind. lol. Oh well. It's burnt onto a couple of thousand CD's now so I guess it's going to stay as it is

Penrose - Disaster

Any feedback welcomed!

Cheers!

alwainwright · Mar 23rd 2016

@greenblob - very nice. Well written and played. The guitars and drums sound great. What makes it for me is the vocals. Bands in my area are lacking in good vocals. The music style is also to my liking. Well done. Thanks for sharing.

paults · Mar 23rd 2016

Sound great!

ibanez270 · Mar 23rd 2016

Sounds great.. Singer is very good.

Ingolf · Mar 23rd 2016

Like it very much.
Very tight and a good varied arrangement.
The singer is outstanding.

greenblob · Mar 24th 2016

Thanks guys!

Yeah, the vocals really sell this kind of music, and we're damn lucky to have Maddie behind the mic. She really does kill it.

The Kemper has made our live shows so much easier. I'm trying my best to talk the bass player into getting one but no luck.... so far.. He uses a DI Sansamp and a few pedals live, and I almost hate to admit it, but that simple setup sounds damn good. It doesnt stop me trying to steer him towards the light however (he's a pretty handy guitar player also)

And to mix it up - some Kemper spotting:

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Monkey_Man · Mar 24th 2016

Excellent, Greenblob!

Thank you for sharing mate. Top job all 'round.

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