That's so out-there, Dan!
Even had a little surf-rock vintage geetar thrown in for good measure.
lol thx, I actually had 4 extra bars of Dick Dale surf tones but it ended up on the cutting room floor! Arrangement was getting too long. I met Dick Dale at NAMM a few times, cool guy.
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Would be even better with real drums, preferably played by Morgan Ågren
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Cheers !
omg that video was crazy awesome. Freaky freak out indeed. As far as real drumming, I wish but stuck with MIDI in the confines.
Crazy progressive? Yep. Fully agree
...wild andwell done. I like the industrial elements in it and how you build up the solo at around 2:00. Some Zappa elements as well... thanks for sharing
thank you, lol a definitive excercise in ear training? I build up the keyboard and drums and attempt to find something that fits in with groove? Guess I'm bored with verse/chorus/verse stuff. Lol
Beat me to it! Pretty cool!
I should actually go back and listen to Lumpy gravy, lol I watched Zappa live at the Roxy (Amazon prime I think it was?) a few months ago hard to believe that was almost 50 years ago.
I'm hearing some Lumpy Gravy in this.
ahh Zappa, he wrote the book on odd meters and oddness in all it's glory.
finally got a listen. Amazingly Inventive and well played
whippinpost91850, wowo thank you. I'm really liking the purple plexi tonejunkie sounds. There are so many sounds to explore it is frighting. lol
I did try a couple of times to profile my PRS Custom 50 clean and crunchy. I don't think I did a good job micing though, and perhaps need better mics as well. I used both a SM58 and a e906. I put the rigs in RE if you want to try them. Author DaveM
oh cool, yeah when I get a chance I will hunt them down and load them up. PRS actually make some really nice amps, I tried one once at an amp show and it blew my mind, the overdrive was so creamy.
One thing I should say is how impressed I am by the clarity and definition of each individual string when playing chords, even with some gain the tones are punchy.
Glad to see you get from zero to this level of use out of the Kemper. I haven't gotten into recording mine at all... yet.
Well can't wait to hear what you come up when you do, I'm sure your tones will be off the chart. I'm not even close yet to locking in sounds in performance mode lol just spinning dials to see what is what still. Do you profile your own sounds?
Dayum dude... Nicely done sir!
awww man thank you. It's amazing how when ya feel inspired the music pours from the spirit.
Input Sens is actually Clean Sens so don’t worry if you go searching and can’t find an Input Sens parameter.
nice, thank you for that.... I'm starting to get the hang of it
Cool version
Do I hear some influences from Gong and Brand X ?
And yes, I like Return to forever ( Bill Connors era ) and Weather report,
and also Tangerine dream ( -70´s lineup ) ... and Yes
Cheers !
Hi Hoki Toki, agreed, love Prog/Fusion as it does not stick to formulas and conventions on a good day. I never felt more boxed in playing straight up rock etc... Not that just hitting the boards and and conquering with some metal isn't half bad though.. lol
The purple plexi is a really good assortment of sounds.
Yeah sure, very good track , I liked your approach & tones , I really dig prog lines & arrangements.
I felt exactly like you 7 years ago : after 10 years of frustration with my recordings , I nearly stopped playing.
the KPA was such an inspiration and an easy way to record. I think I made more than 200 tracks since
Hi waraba, wowo 200 tracks, that is AWESOME.
I feel newborn all of a suddem
I hate plug ins so much I almost quit recording for good, who the heck can afford to just step into a real studio anymore and the luxury of cranking up an amp is pretty much a "no-go". God bless Kemper!
This! So good to hear you're enjoying it. Same here, for sure. What I like so much about the Kemper is that it is not a one trick pony. Practising and recording on bedroom level, fine. Works great with great sound. Going for live gigs and rehearsals with hell of a volume? Also fine. And both with reliable results in terms of the sound. Finally it's such an inspiring tool...
halipino nice recording, well done! Kinda wild but definitely with some good sounds in it and well played. Thanks for sharing
Hey brother, thanks.
I live dangerously via music.. hahhaa
I hope one day I will get to put the Kemper at the front of the stage, patch it to the mains and hear it open up like a Ferrari. Seems doubtful with worldwide pandemic but in isolation mode it keeps me company... lol
Very-adventurous, Dan; Wuddun, mate.
So great that your Kemper has reinvigorated your creative side.
Oh man thank you for listening. Yeah, something died with music for a long time (been doing it too long. lol) But I swear this is like rediscovering the joy of playing all over again.
I'm new here, don't beat me up... lol 
Is it okay to share some Kemper sounds here???
I'm super happy that I am playing music once again, for a bunch of years became discouraged trying to record at home because every sound I tried to get via plug-in or mic on an amp turned way "too low" (bedroom recording - lol) kinda sounded crappy and sucked the life out of the fun but then I was encouraged to invest in Kemper 3 weeks ago and I feel like a kid again and playing music with AMAZING tone is inspiring !!! The Kemper is MAGICAL!
I bought the Tone Junkie '68 Purple Plexi pack and gave it a test drive and tracked about 12 guitar tracks... I was really impressed with how good it sounds, I've played Marshall all my life but my poor ol' Super Lead 100 MKII hasn't seen alternating current in years, nowhere to really crank it up - but now I can get that tone at low volumes which RULES.
Also a lot of re-amp experimenting going on here, hooked the S/PDIF cables up and captured the DI on each pass. Real fun.
*If you like jazz fusion i.e. RETURN TO FOREVER, WEATHER REPORT mixed in with some Electronica and Hard Rock.. This spin on a Disney classic could interest you.
**BTW all tracks were done with a 68 SG (this site is all about players so hey, thought I'd through in some specs)
VERY AWESOME, super cool jamming.
Gary Moore has a great tone, yours sounds great too.
Ok, that sounds like you were experiencing output clipping. Be aware that the input sens settings can also lead to output clipping. Basically, input is much more forgiving than output on the Kemper in my experience.
Hi Per, thank you...
the input sens eh??? ok I will look into that as well. still new to the Stage so yeah, it's got a lot under the hood to think about. All I ever worried about before was if my 20' cable was long enough to reach the end of the stage to hit the pedal board. lol
Cab disabled on the output to your interface?
No that part is ok... I think I solved this because the Master Volume was near full volume but not really sure, better part of a week or so and things have been ok.
