had a look into the tonecraft profiles. As good as they may sound all the profiles have the same gain. Not very versatile in my opinion.
Most high gain profiles demos and profiles have too much gain.
had a look into the tonecraft profiles. As good as they may sound all the profiles have the same gain. Not very versatile in my opinion.
Most high gain profiles demos and profiles have too much gain.
Wellcome back. You're forgiven.
Just trying to be helpful, Brother.
If it wasn't for Pure Cabinet, I'd have sold my Kemper shortly after buying it. For me, all Profiles sound somewhat weak, nasal-y & phase-y without it on. Pure Cab makes it sound perfect - to me. 🙂
So do I and I don't trying to take it away from you bro.
Too much noise from the loop so if I use a real od pedal, in front.
Try playing around with Pure Cabinet. I'm a high gain Metal player also, and a bit of Pure Cab was a big game changer for me. 🤘🏻
I doubt that’s he’s issue. I’ve never used pure cab and high gain sounds awsome.
Have you tried with headphones? Are you using usb or thru a audio interface?
Hello from Sweden.
Hello and congrat to the best kind of purchase of a toaster
You don't have enough of guitars. I can't see the bass or am I blind?
There are two general electric bass setup approaches. One is very low action which requires softer string plucking and that results in less sustain. The other is higher action which allows for harder plucks and more sustain.
That's not the whole truth. There is also a third option. Low-middle action and heavy plucking. The buzz as a part of the sound. Not unusual.
"I let the amp do the work not the string." A strange statement. That's not possible.
I agree with michael-dk. You can low cut bass at 5khz. Bass don't need anything above usually. Well if you want a heavy distorted metal bass you might. Anyway, in this case the bass tone you chosen doesn't work very well with the guitars. Too similar. Also they clash frequense wise. If you have ever heard unprocessed commerical songs multitracks you can hear they all have their own sound. They sound good unprocessed already. That will make it easiser to mix too.
I hear gliss and no sqeaks.
Don't know if it will do anything for a kemper but for regular amp sims on the computer it will.
And no one mentioned the first thing to check, the setup. IHow’s the action? How’s the nut? Too much bow on the neck? If it’s only a few sqeaks you can always punch in and punch out when recording.
Well... the OD I use in front of Kemper is slightly more expensive.
Seems like overkill to me. With that pedal you just need the cab/IR and nothing more. And if you use more than one IR, does it mean IRS in plural?
So now we know why we haven’t seen any new tonestacks. The player is out so lets get back and give us more tonestacks kemperteam.
I mean I just spent more money than that on a reputable seller's profiles. ...unfortunately none of them worked out. It felt like lighting the money on fire.
Did they not work in mix or not in a band/live or both?
Spend money on a commercial profile and then you still have to still tweak the settings to match your guitar, pickups, pots, and technique, and then get it right in the mix. Not for me. Make your own tone.
No I don't need to tweak any commercial profiles. Well except less distortion since almost all high gain profiles have way too much gain. Those who know their work, their profiles work on any guitar and pickups. That's the difference between the good profiler and the talented. I haven't owned a hardware amp for a very long time and I'm not going back. Since I could never make such high quality profiles like som pro's do, why would I bother?
1-3 profiles, the price and not even a clip and created by an anonymous person? It may even be a scam and no profiles exist.