Posts by DanielRigler

SYNERGY AC is a wonderful profile. Thanks for sharing it free!

Quote from crhfish

I went up today to make a Cherub Rock profile. I had not played in a while and had it on my mind to try and make one. But first I logged on to check out new profiles and low and behold, there it was. I like it very much, thanks!

I would love to try your take on it if you'll ever make one. But yeah, this is also a great one. Thanks!

Amazing new profiles! Thanks for providing free samples.

Can't wait to try it. Thanks very much for sharing it.

All the tones are really nice it the recording. Very well done. I would love to try them out.

Holy sh**, that 'LoG Solo' profile sounds amazing. Thanks!
EDIT: 'Dusty Road' is also a keeper.

Fred Kelly Delrin Standard Grip Flat Light. Really thin and floppy, but feels and sounds really exceptional to me.

Thanks for sharing. The profile is great, can't wait for the new ones

Just a heads-up, check this out:
http://jimlillmusic.com/dr-z-a…filing-journey/#more-8634

Huge thanks to Mike for allowing it and also to Jim for sharing the profiles for free.
You did a great job in my opinion. These are some really nice Dr. Z profiles.

Thanks for the free profiles. They sound great.

I want to sound like this:

Quote from talhauzun

There is definitely a problem with the Kemper headphone jack when using high gain profiles for metal. The profiles sound good through FRFR speakers or when recorded, so they are fine. 3 other Kemper users around the area and I used different headphones like ATH-M50x, Beyerdynamic, Sennheiser and they all have the same issue. The headphones are great when listening to music from other sources, or when using Kemper headphone jack with clean, bluesy or rock sounds. But with high gain profiles, they sound very harsh and quacky. Changing Space parameter, PureCab or initializing settings do not help. You can EQ and filter out treble or change cab high shift setting to mitigate a little bit, but why would somebody want to do that just for headphone jack and change characteristics of a profile. You can test this with the Lesse Lammert metal profiles that come with factory rigs. Not sure if this is a hardware or a software issue, but it needs to be fixed by respected Kemper engineers. Please help!

I have a similar experience. I normally listen to headphones through my RME card. Recently I have plugged into the headphone jack of my KPA, and everything sounded more harsh than through my RME card. Now I'm a little bit puzzled which might be the 'correct' sound of the KPA. Will have to do more experimenting.

Quote from diogofis

I`m sorry, my name in RE is Diogo F. de Agui. I am making some AFD100 profiles. I will share all my profiles (300 profiles: vox ac15, soldano, mesa boggie transatlantic, suhr badger, lonestar, Dr. Z. Maz 18, fender deville, RK Blues, AFD100, Peavey classic 30 e some pedals). Enjoy!

Wow, I'll definitely check out all your new profiles. Thanks very much for sharing.

Thanks! I like them.

Thanks! Nice profile!

Really good profiles. Very well done my friend. Thank You for sharing it!

You might be surprised how ignorant some of the 'pro' musicians are about gear. Well maybe ignorant is not the right word, but they play whatever sounds in the ballpark. All they really care about is reliability. After all their sound engineers will always make everything sound good in the end. IMO most of the cork sniffers and tone snobs in forums (including me ) are hobby guitarists who have too much time on their hands.

"Speaking of placebo, I recently listened to a video where someone recorded with a looper every fractal fw update over the last few years, and when I listened to it I was blown away by how little of a difference the fractal fw actually sounds today vs two years ago"

Yeah. After all a distorted guitar signal is not really rocket science. Just think about it: if you were a Fractal developer, you could globally increase bass and treble... lets say 2%, and call it some cool tech-y name like 'advanced cathode bias plate excursion simulation'... instant success.

"I will be able to focus on playing rather than always thinking that my tone is not as good as it could be or that it's what I want it to be."

Exactly this. You will handle it more like a traditional amp, rather than a quirky computer. It is very rewarding IMO. When I got mine, I instantly noticed how I started to play more instead of just fiddling around with bullshit placebo parameters. But unless money is not really a constraint for you, I recommend not buying everything at once. First try the official sample rig packs. You can download those from the official Kemper site. Also try a lot of free profiles from the rig exchange. There are some real gems out there. Do not be discouraged by some horrible ones

Welcome!

Can we get snapshot editing features in RM?
It would be handy.