Posts by Kosta

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surfing stomps presets is

Thanks for the free profiles

"Honey moon" phase , but the best vintage Marshall profiles in rig exchange imho.

they sound very natural , smooth

Quote from 0o9i8u7y

Hey guys, real curious to hear what you think of these. I spent all day yesterday profiling my rig, and I feel like I got some pretty nice profiles here. We are all different, and it will ultimately come down to taste, but I've got about 80 profiles in total. Feel free to try out a few here and let me know what you think. The profiles with TS next to them mean they are running through my Keeley modded TS-9DX. Profiles with the TS next to them are optimized for everything above 250hz. So if you throw on a HPF up to around 250 it should sound best. The m6 has 5 different voicing options which I found what felt like the sweet spot per mic, and ran them through the different voicings. This allows for some pretty varying tones per mic and position.

https://db.tt/AF9aJHWb

thanks !

they sound good, clear /bright , very usefull pack

Quote from Antipodes

Thanks for the pointer, Kosta. I grabbed the Choptones Bassman set after a listen to the demos and I am really impressed. I don't want heavily distorted bass tones and these are right in my wheelhouse right out of the box. They cover a diversity of very useable tones - pretty much all of which I could find a use for. Some really solid deep tones with the Ampeg and Aguilar 15s and some brighter sounds from the Hartke and plenty in between. The R121 mic patches and some of the patches using the 2x10 Mesa and Markbass cabs are some of my favorites.

im also very impressed.

my cheap warwick rockbass sounds a million bucks now

im a guitarist first , but i think the bass side is been neglected by the pro "profilers".

most free stuff is a bit meh....

bought this today , trying them later.

One year KPA user .

Ive used it almost every day,and i think ive used the manual two times.

great profiles, very "vintage" sound

cant wait to profile the helix

they used the kpa or real amps ?

Quote from JHERCULEES1

I agree there is a certain realism that comes from the room tail sound and it tends to brighten the high frequencies without making them harsh i ussually resort to using an impulse loader in my DAW channel of a small room on an insert of the channel the kemper track is recorded on , then i set the mix of the impulse pretty high to try to simulate ,
if you listen to real album tracks especially form the 70s and 80s the room contributes alot

example ....

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, i would love to see a room simulator in kemper , the space parameter is ok but it just doesn t seem to nail that sound , sort of like in drum recording the room sound can be an integral part of the recording , and if each drum was miked close with no room , it doesnt sound big like drums recorded with room mikes, guitar needs a little room too i think

then again maybe im just after tones of the past because most guys only seem to close mike guitar amps theese days with no room mikes anyways

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apart from the "room sound" im hearing a nice roughness tone

the KPA always sounds more polite , "produced" .

the "Custodian C+ 6" profile is

this sample pack its like Christmas in june

Quote from lonestargtr

Just wanted to let everyone know that I've added some free trial rigs on my site for those who want to try them before they spend the money. There are 2-3 rigs from each pack in a Sample Pack. You can get to the link by joining the mailing list or if you are already on the mailing list you can go directly to: M Britt Profiles Sample Pack

This should let interested parties know if my profiles are their cup o' tea before they spend their hard-earned $. I'm having a little trouble testing the mailing list links currently as mail chimp is not cooperating tonight. Please just let me know if anyone is having difficulty with that and I'll continue to work on that end. The direct link should work either way. Keep in mind that the newer profiles were done using 3.0 firmware.

Thanks !

Bought yesterday !

Nice bang for the buck profiles.

Bright with a strat but not harsh. Very Blackmorish imho

i have pack 1 and 2.

im fighting the GAS to buy the other packs since im still exploring the first ones and finding great sounds all the time.

the Space its a nice feature, but nothing like the "real" thing.

my anwser to the "problem" ( its not a KPA fault anyway ) : avoid playing with headphones

I also miss the "amp in the room" when using headphones.

sometimes i use this free "room" plug-in to get same "air"

http://www.kvraudio.com/product/space360-by-cytosonic

Hi !

Just uploaded some DI profiles form my Mesa TA.-15

Channels / Modes:

Normal ( Vox ) clean 5 watts setting

H1 ( Marshall ) overdrive 5 watts setting

H2 ( Boogie ) overdrive 5 watts setting

Tweed clean 5 watts setting

Top Boost overdrive 15 watts setting

DI used: the (in)famous Behringer Ultra DI ( cab sim off ) into an Behringer Ultragain for easier level control.

Cab: Marshall 2061 with G12H-30s.

The profiles sounded great imho , im using an Bat Cat unleash to power the KPA.

They also sound great using the cabinet from the free M.Britt Mars MP merged profiles.

offtopic: why no cheap class d amps for driving guitar cabs ?

"Amp Profiling Seems To Be An Artform"

micing an amp is a artform.

i have some experience micing amps and already did a few hundreds profiles myself , and learned a lot doing it.

theres no "magic" formula , imho.

too much variables envolved , mic position , amp, guitar used and personal taste

these and the M Britt are my favs right now.

there are in a class off their own , imho.

thanks for the upgrade Michael !

i didnt care much for the first merged pack , didnt have "that" M.Britt quality , but this rock !

I bought the first and second pack in the past, this merged pack sounds overall "brighter" ( in a good way ) , imho.