What notes? Every Daw and plugin for any OS allow you to change notes.
Yes, but Drummer will write a drum part after you've already played something....and if you don't like it you can try another take or edit yourself.
Posts by HCarlH
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Logic or Garageband's Drummer. Can't get any easier. You can always change notes later if you want. One of the many reasons I love Mac for music.
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Strange, works for me. Maybe it's fixed?
No. Look in the URL address of your browser. It might have some indication that it's not a secure website yet still let you through. I'm still blocked.
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Is anybody else getting a phishing warning while trying to access the MBritt site?
The IP is banned from my work site and at home I get the same warning (meaning I can't access it) no matter which browser I use. This is on Mac and Windows.
Sometimes I get a warning that the website certificate is expired.
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...lowered the gain (a lot) of the particular profile,
People use WAY too much gain. I almost NEVER put the gain past Noon.
And then they wonder why it sounds like mosquitoes. ("fizzy").
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A friend of mine who knows vintage guitars fairly well A/B'd some original Gibson, late 50s PAFs with the Dimarzio 36th Anniversary set and thought they were very similar if not spot on. I have them in my '80 Les Paul. I like them. I dislike high output pickups if that makes a difference.
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I also used the Wah Freq Shifter on ZZ Top's Cheap Sunglasses because I could get a closer tone than the stock Ring Mod effect.
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Jon Lord (R.I.P.) formerly of Deep Purple used a ring modulator A LOT on his Hammond. Check out his intro to the Made In Japan version of Lazy. The first couple of minutes in the track.
Also look into the Youtube video of Deep Purple @ Cal Jam. He uses it in the intro to You Fool No One. At 2:58 into the video.
I've seen fusion guitarist Wayne Krantz use one live, although he sometimes overuses it.
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I really don't understand that attitude..... we mic everything up at every venue for sound control. Its way harder to get the right balance without it and reduces the need for on stage volume.
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The bassist is 60-ish and old school.....60s garage band thing. They did try a few times, but it's his P.A. and he doesn't want to set up and run sound from stage.
This is the first band I've been in where they do it like that. My traditional amps have always been used only as a monitor and mic'd; I've never cranked an amp to feel it move air.
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I bet the band thought the guy with the Les Paul was an asshole the first few shows.
Carl Perkins! What a great time for the beginning of popular music. It was downhill after that.
Thanks everybody for the input. I'll use the QSC K10 + stick for now until the Kemper Kone is released.
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I had my Kemper sitting on a Tech 21 Power Engine behind me, ...
My P.E. has been sitting unused for a few years so I'm going to put the Kemper Kone in it when available. I'm hoping it gives me the tone the stock P.E. didn't have.
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The band I'm in (I'm an occasional fill in) just doesn't want to have the guitars and bass going through the FOH speakers.
We're playing average sports bar venues. I guess I'll just have it on a stick behind me pointing forward.
Anyone else doing this?
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Nope. None of the Fractal products (or Line 6) sound warm or tubey to me. I can see why the metal guys like those products for the sharp edges. I'd rather be in the Mark Knopfler camp.
Get it if you like it. It will save you some money.
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I would welcome his profiles, but practice and a good basic Fender profile will get you closer to his sound than any magic profile.
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This thread has gotten me to revisit the Rig Exchange.
For a warm, clean, and balanced single coil tone (IMO...at least as it comes out of my QSC K10):
73' Super Reverb2
by James Klotz
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I have the remote and am enjoying a strobe tuner for the first time since high school band (in the 70s). When you say slow, do you mean the tuner is unresponsive, or that it's too slow to have to turn around and use the tuner on the head?
Compared to an LED tuner such as the Polytune (which jumps to the note), the Kemper's tuner moves slowly; the same as one of those level tools you use to make sure a surface is flat and not angled. It reminds me of a caterpillar taking its time.
I never use the strobe....that takes even longer. When you have maybe 1 or 2 measures to tune in a live setting, I need fast response.
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In front, always a TC Polytune (because the Kemper's tuner is too slow for live gigs).
I was also using a Fulltone Deluxe Clyde since I like the sound of it.
Now that I have a Freqout, I'll put that in front.
I can see giving up the wah, but not the tuner. I don't foresee Kemper giving us a useful tuner anytime soon. And until a PEQ is added for the monitor out, I will continue to use a Quadraverb inbetween the KPA and the K10.
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ConradK....ChristophK. I never thought Christoph would have an alias on the forum.
Just kidding. Welcome and glad you like the Kemper. With updates it will keep getting better and better.
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FCB1010 with one of the 2 chips in this thread.
FCB1010: uno4kemper or new eureka chip? Anyone with experience of both?
