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Posts by Dimebug
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i've rexported them... fliter the profil by date, they where created today.
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i'm going to check...
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Hello,
Those profil where taken using the slave out of the Mesa Mark V amp.
There's no cab color in the mains amp profile. I've added the road Kinb Cab simulation after profiling.
This seem to create a very good fidelity of the real amp and make a config Power Amp + guitar Cab sounds very natural once you've bypassed the Kemper Cab simulation.
All profile where done with moderate Gain.
The Mark V 1 10 watt profil was done on the channel one, using the 10 Watt mode off the amp. The result is a great sound that really brake depending the guitare volume level and your attack. Sound better on single coil. A natural overdrive without borring compression, your emotions will make the sound. Push a little bit the drive and the devil is awaiting you.
Other profils are the 2 other modes with amp post EQ activated or not. Stronger sound with that very special Mark touch in the low mids. Don't put too much drive, let your hands push the (Kemepr) amp.
Have fun !
here they are :
New batch done on 19/02/2012, 10W mode on channel 2, aimed for Strat and sparkling tube. Sounds retro when pused or with more gain.
http://www.filedropper.com/markvchannel210wlowgain
First one...
http://www.filedropper.com/2012-01-1009-57-44-markv110wattv2http://www.filedropper.com/2012-01-1012-08-36-mark1v2
http://www.filedropper.com/2012-01-1012-03-00-mark1eqv2
http://www.filedropper.com/2012-01-1012-05-30-mark2cv2
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no, using a real amp, no simulation. I remember that i saw on youtube Mr Petrucci explaining his setting, i should find it, set the amp the same way and profil it like i did fior the previous profiles.
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starting to create a new bunch of profiles in 30 minutes... Mark II modes, and i i found them on internet, petrucci settings....
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Great
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Ok, great, thanks.
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Mine :
Bogner Goldfinger
Bogner XTC Blue with low gain, no boost, speaker on loose with various structure settings
Cravin Legacy (this amp have some magic mids)
Kerry King Marshall
But i also would love to have profile done just with a load box (or the direct to console output), without cabinet. It sounds a litte better if you use it with a real guitare cab. Add a virtual cab under the kemper is simple to do. -
118 profile, you're crazy
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Will do...
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I totally agree, these are just tools... the important point is what you do with them.
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Your clips have turned a lot on my monitors, while deseperating every month when thomann push the relase date it was a long wait, but the final deserve it
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I should also make some MK IV preset and MK II...
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Someone who had the kemper since several month...
I forgot, do you own an Axe FX II ? Have you both units on your desktop ? Did you try them on several amplification system ? I did and still have them... Like i did few profils of the amp i have at home.
The guy who sold it as the product several month before us, the honeymoon was finished. The Kemper didn't match his needs (for the kind of latency i pointed). The Kemper can do metal tone, but isn't as good to play as a real amp in some area. When using it for reamping, it should not be a problem because it's a question of feeling (that create confusion) while playing.
Someone on TGP wrote that the Kemper lack of soul... compared to the real amp (mesa) he was profiling... : it's not a perfect replica of the amp but it doesn't turn the Kemper into a bad product. Lack of doesn't mean "has no" .. just that a little something is missing.
i'm not a fanboy, i take what's good in each product. it's like having several amps.. Why one unit should be the best ? in all situation ? -
You should make another batch with less gain of the marshalls
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Thanks, hreat sounds, and the V30 T75 cab, is great and sound modern and grainy with the AFD of Mr Sheguitarplayer
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Profiling is great (and loud) fun
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Yes, the sparkles are here, i loved the Bad Cat sample and it's one of the one that maid me wait even more the Kemper (i've ordered it before the sample was released). But if you play booth machine, side by side, you will notice immedialtly that the Axe goes far more in the highs (very often too much) and that the Kemper seems gated. it's not good or bad, it's just different. The fact that it's gated makes it easyier to use and set up, that's the good point.
For the high gain clip, it's more a question of feeling when you're playing, you can make it sound, no problem but there's something different from the real stuff in the way the sound is articulated, a kind of boring latency, only "feelable" when playing very fast (H/PO). It's just a feeling when playing. One of the Kemper tester sold is unit for this issue (metal player). I pointed the problem on a french forum, he came and confirm that. That's all. Whatever, once you are aware of it, it's not a real problem. You will not buy a Fender Deluxe amp to play trash metal, here it's the same. It's seems to be one of the limit of the machine. Maybe it will be solved in a future version.
Play a very fast trash riff with the Kemper for weeks, then go into a shop and play a Kerry King Amp, then the difference of feeling will be evident.
As usual, all is a matter of taste. The kemper cover a very large range of needs, it sounds really musical and it's very rare with the digital stuff. Idon't prefer the axe to the Kemper, booth are good...
I've tried to put the Kemper in the axe loop, tried to use an Axe amp + a Kemper Cab and a Kemper Amp + an Axe cab... in any case, it's not incredible or whatever revolution, it's different, that's all. In some aspect, the axe is better, in others the Kemper is the best. The ratio price/quality/pleasure to play, to my opinion goes in favor of the Kemper. The axe is good, but a more complex tool, and most of the time complex is not compatible with pleasure. -