Anyone here could achieve a good "big muff", "tube distortion" or a good distortion that doesn't sound harshy or totally digital with the effects available in the drive section of the kemper?
I'm looking for something that could sound the most natural possible in the drive area that I'd mentioned (big muff, tube distortion or a smoth/medium distortion kind)
If yes, share the preset or some tips to follow...... 
The green screamer is pretty good, but I never tested it on a bass.
here is an experiment I did setup a while ago using just the screamer and my own CAB , no amp profile involved :
Hi !
In this demo I will highlight how great is the green screamer is, a real musical instrument in itself I think.
I used only one of my best CAB ( works well with post 3.0 cabs as well) with AMP Deactivated
there is still lots of goodness coming from the cab but you can repeat the experiment and find how far you'll go with the screamer from your CAB alone.
here are a few clips with the Green screamer set like this : Drive 2.7 tone +2.6
you can hear when I switch from single coil to HB on the clips. NO MIX on the clips , just RAW samples.
The EQ section of the stack is really changing the character of the drive , just try it for yourself.
The tone button of the stomp is your friend 
that doesn't sound harshy or totally digital
the only stomp in the Profiler that sounds digital is the Bit Shaper - which is by design obviously
"Bit Shaper
The Bit Shaper continuously reduces the bit depth of a signal, with higher “Drive” settings resulting in fewer available bits. The effect can be described as introducing a fizzy distortion, with a choking of the signal at high settings. The signal can even break off completely at the most extreme settings.
“Peak” controls the shape of the digital steps, which affects the high-end content of the signal."
Are you trying to get a good bass tone without a profile active (ie. using ONLY a "pedal", no amp or cab)?
Maybe the mix parameter is a good bet.
Just to be sure, are the cabs enabled while you're trying to find this (or are you listening through your real cabs)?
Have you tried a Pure Boost around 2.5. MuleSlap the front end with a 40lb P-Bass pickup. 
@DonPetersen Speaking of stomps, Don, the new overdrive stomp pack... They sound really fantastic and I love that you've done that; but how does one, or do you at all, incorporate them into other rigs? Can they be made or imported as Dist FX Presets?
Merry Christmas by the way to the whole Kemper team and community!
@DonPetersen Speaking of stomps, Don, the new overdrive stomp pack... They sound really fantastic and I love that you've done that; but how does one, or do you at all, incorporate them into other rigs? Can they be made or imported as Dist FX Presets?
Merry Christmas by the way to the whole Kemper team and community!
hey,
glad you like the rig pack 
but it is just that: a rig pack of stomp boxes in front of an amp.
you are asking for Stomp models, which are a completely different thing
Merry Christmas
Hey, a guy can hope, can't he? It being Christmas/Hannukah and all...
LOL
My favorite drive is the gain Knob. Whenever I need an extra boost, I'll simply use the gain Knob as it sounds very tuby and natural. If I place the EQ Stack in the pre position, or even the Studio EQ in the pre stack area I can vary the tone of the drive (gain) significantly to get it where I like it.
My favorite drive is the gain Knob. Whenever I need an extra boost, I'll simply use the gain Knob as it sounds very tuby and natural. If I place the EQ Stack in the pre position, or even the Studio EQ in the pre stack area I can vary the tone of the drive (gain) significantly to get it where I like it.
I'll try this one tomorrow here.
Why in the pre? Why not on the post?
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