oh, ok thanks. I will check.
Posts by jzucker
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p.s. are these in the free profiles section here?
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There are 4 Profiles of each amp in the Factory Profiles (check the reference listed I posted) starting at clean going to crunch.
Ah, did not know that. Thanks I will definitely try it. In the meantime, I played around a little more with ampfactory profiles and have gotten it close. Thanks again!
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In the meantime check out my reverb presets. See my post in the free rigs forum. They get a very lush verb
ok, will do. Thanks!
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What about... lowering the gain? =O
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<p>depends on how it was sampled but the demonstration doesn't cover the lower gain tones.</p>
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no offense burningyen but your clip doesn't sound anything like a univibe. Compare to this:
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the microvibe isn't even close to the best univibe out there. The vibebaby, megavibe, aquavibe and many others nail the real univibe tone but I agree that the phasey vibe that kemper has isn't even as good as the microvibe.
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You're welcome...
sorry. I appreciate your response but those clips are way more gainy than the scott henderson dog party tone.
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yes thanks but I posted this request before i saw that one.
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these are gone. Would love to hear them.
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Neither of those two really sound much like the dog party tone. The Kittie has too much GAIN. The dog party tone is just a variation of a cranked super reverb with a tube screamer like device in front. I think most decent EL84 amps could be made to sound like that through the right speaker and a boost or TS9 in front but having the EL84 sparkle definitely helps.
Before you buy Profiles...
Knowing what tones you like I'd suggest trying the Kemper factory Profiles of the Matchless Chieftan (The Chief), the Matchless HC-30 (Matchbox), and Tom Hemby's Bad Cat (Bad Kittie)...Profiled in the Nashville Profiling sessions.
Keep in mind.
The Nashville Profiling sessions produced pure un-tweaked Profiles, nothing added, no Compressor or Boosts, etc.
Try adding the Compressor Stomp upfront followed by the Pure Boost.Here are the Nashville Profiling sessions of Tom Hemby's Bad Cat (Bad Kittie).
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Me thinks it,s an impossible feature and would never sound as good as a vintage fender outboard reverb, patched into the loop.
Hmmm...If catalinbread can do it in a $150 pedal, I think kemper can do it.
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add me too. How can you do a fender amp without spring reverb?!? And Two Rock...
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Option 1, the FRFR option, is way more faithfult to the true sound of profiles as they were intended to be because the cab is not colouring it.
Option 2 will always colour your sound the way the used cab sounds.To get the most out of the profiler I'd always recommend option 1.
Only for people that cannot to the paradigm shift to FRFR I'd recommend option 2.Depends on what you are trying to do. If you are trying to radically change from a fender vibrolux reverb to a marshall stack option 1 might be preferable but if you are trying to get an in-your-face-in-the-room sound going through a power amp and an open back cab will always sound better IMO. There's something about the feel of the guitar coming through a teeny little midrange speaker or horn that just doesn't feel right to me.
But the disadvantage of the guitar cab is that you will need to disable your cab on the profiler and then your actual guitar cab will color all your sounds so all your profiles will have a similarity to them that may or may not be what you intend.
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Supposedly he used a matchless HC30 although in some interviews he mentions spitfire. At any rate, none of the ampfactory profiles seem like they're in the same ballpark.
Anyone have something that sounds like dog party?
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mine doesn't work either. Seems like a pretty important fix.
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There's just no way you can emulate two rock or fender amps without this. Please add it.