Can the Kemper do faux cello or violin sounds?

    Hello,


    I’m a brand new Kemper Stage owner.


    The AxeFX can do faux cello and violin sounds. I believe to do so requires using the effects of filters and slo-gear (?)


    Below I will link a video. Can the Kemper do this?


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    Thanks for any input!

    -Matt

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    Haven't you opened a same thread in the other section of the board?
    There,someone has posted a video that shows what to use for the simulation: compressor, EQ, fuzz and volume swell.
    Of course touch matters a lot, tone is also generated by the player and Dweezil is a good musician.
    :)

    Still chasing a worthy one :/

    Edited once, last by pippopluto: For more clarity about "slow attack" ().

    Quote from pippopluto

    Haven't you opened a same thread in the other section of the board?
    There,someone has posted a video that shows what to use for the simulation: compressor, EQ, fuzz and slow attack.
    Of course touch matters a lot, tone is also generated by the player and Dweezil is a good musician.
    :)

    I don't believe that the posted video effect chain is the same as the one in the Dweezil video. It doesn't sound at all the same to my ear.

    Quote from lbieber

    I don't believe that the posted video effect chain is the same as the one in the Dweezil video. It doesn't sound at all the same to my ear.

    This might depend on a number of factors (musician included). But the point is that this is the way to obtain that simulation on a Profiler. AFAIK there isn't another approach.

    Still chasing a worthy one :/

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