Just purchased the Morgan Pack.
Everybody......sing along!
(Sung to Happy Birthday)
Merry Christmas to me...
Britt's new rig pack is key...
For getting great toooooo-oooone.
Crank it up and you'll see! 
Posts by HCarlH
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I've got them. I'll put together a clip here in the next few days. Any particular mic/amp combinations you want to hear?
He uses his Dr-Z amp quite a bit. Thank you!
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Just released.....only available at Sweetwater. 145 amp + cab profiles. Not sure I want to shell out 80 bucks, though. I'm sure they're probably great. He's one of my favorite guitar players. Anybody going to bite?
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Mine works perfectly. I've binned my other tuners.
Ok, I just went and A/B'd it with the Polytune. It's close to being the same response. They must have fixed it in the last couple of updates.
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Not for me, works really well, settles instantly so not sure what problem you are having.
I binned my Korg pitchblack when I got the KPA.
The bubble tuner does not jump to the note like an LED.
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You mean tuner in the editor or a custom tuner with different settings ( for tuning compensation)?
How about a tuner that doesn't take a couple of seconds to settle? Absolutely useless for live playing when you've only got a couple of measures to check tuning. If you look at Michael Britt's boards, he has an external tuner. I use the Polytune as the LEDs jump quickly to the note.
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Probably more imprints....hopefully the Classic Lead 80 that MBritt uses for a HUGE MAJORITY of the amp profiles.
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Welcome! Florida native here. I have 2 Mission Kemper pedals. They are great for wah as the throw is identical to a standard wah pedal, but you may find it reacts too quickly as a volume or other expression pedal. I wish I had bought 1 pedal with a wider throw for volume.
If you really want more of an amp feel, get the Kemper Kone. It's more $$$ to spend, but I put one in an open back cabinet with a DV Mark, Ciro Manna head as the power amp and love it. It is night and day difference from a powered FR cab. More natural sounding. -
To be fair - the profiles are already tweaked and sound o.k., but way too dark for me.
And someone really has to remove the towel from the cab! Or stop - maybe it's the brown bag that is still slipped over
Are you playing at bedroom volume levels? Most profiles are created at (or close to stage volume).
Are you using high output humbuckers? That could be killing your highs in combination with low volume playing.
Of all the profiles I buy, Mike's are ready to go for me with minimal tweaking, but I use single coils 98% of the time.
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If I were in your position, I would stick with one amp type that fits your music and get to know it. Maybe one that is profiled at different gain points at most. (Although I would pick *1* at the highest gain you would use and morph the gain downwards to clean up).
If you use multiple profile types (amps), you're moving the goal posts as many different profiles (amps) react differently and need to be EQ'ed differently sometimes. You need to be happy with one before moving on.
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I MUCH prefer my QSC K10 for FR mode. FR mode with the Kone is lacking to my ears, but the Kone excels in Imprint mode. The entire reason I bought the Kone was for Imprint mode, so I have no use for FR mode.
I had a Kabinet and didn’t like it at all. My previous experience with FRFR has been Tech21 Power Engine 60...
I have the T21 PE 60 and is definitely NOT FR. It uses a standard guitar speaker. I never liked it for any application I tried to use it for. It was awful with both the Eleven Rack and the Kemper. It's the one piece of gear I'm sorry I bought without hearing it. You can't give them away now.
I gave up on the electronics (which are extremely noisy) and put the Kone in it in conjunction with the Kemper powered by a DV Mark Ciro Manna mini head. It sounds great in Imprint mode with its open back.
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Thank you!
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Display MoreI actually said in my post that Reaper is $65 for the license.
And I said that there's a free version of Reaper, because there is lol. There's a fully featured free trial version and it has no limitations. And I proceeded to point out that whenever someone is ready to buy the license, that's its a pretty affordable $65.
But the initial download IS free and the trial version is the full DAW. So the lifetime license is $65 and optional, and the program download for Reaper is free.
The info is all there
I tried to be clear but, sorry if any of my wording was confusing to you or anything like that. Not my intention lol.
No, the license is not optional after 60 days. REAPER assumes people who evaluate their software
will be honest and buy a license if they continue to use the software. Unfortunately, a lot people
take advantage of this. This is the world we live in today. The following below is shown every time the software is run.
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REAPER IS NOT FREE
It is a paid software product.
If you use it more than 60 days you are required to purchase a license.
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Are the profiles of the 2020 pack also merged?
Tank you
From the PDF in the 2020 pack.
"The 2020 Pack contains 126 Studio Profiles of 16 great amps, 7 Plug’n’Play Performances, and
32 Effect Presets"
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Man, that 67 ProVerb is just soooo good. It's the best clean amp profile I have ever played since I got the Kemper. Seriously...
I'll have to spend more time with that one. I feel the same about the Vibro.
IMO, the 2020 is the one pack to get if you only buy one MBritt pack.....and we know none of us can eat just one.
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I had an issue with one of the Performances though (I think it was EL84 Basic). preset 1 has a nice vibrato effect, but when I go to preset 2 and back to preset 1, the vibrato does not work anymore. Is it me only?
I do remember I had the same problem.....it didn't seem to engage. I don't remember which one, though.
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Okay, since there's so much Tele at the moment I'll ask a dumb question.
I've been a Strat guy all my life, currently a plain old '89 American. I bought a new American Tele a year or so back, first one ever. Love the sound but with 10s on both guitars and same setup, the Strat plays easy, the Tele fights me.
Do Teles just inherently have more string tension than Strats? I thought they were the same scale. Or is there just something about this particular critter that makes for such a tight feel?
My '90 Tele Standard is also stiff. It all has to do with setup; saddle height and neck tilt.
Shallower break angles over the saddles usually result in lower tension. YMMV.I usually have to drop 1/2 gauge to compensate. I've found a 9.5 set to be a good compromise.
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Sorry to hear...Didn't mean to come across the wrong way-just would have thought that would have been a must to include that at launch.
I've found the Jen P12Q and EVM12L work for just about every amp profile I've tried.
In particular, I would think the EVM is good for clean to heavy. Since I play clean to classic rock, the Jen P12Q is usually what I leave it at. -
Ditto on the Eminence Cannabis Rex
