Very-catchy and radio-friendly brother.
Well done yet again mate.
Very-catchy and radio-friendly brother.
Well done yet again mate.
Rockin' Brother Per!
The best DAW for you is the one you understand the most / easiest.
As always, this is about the time a chime in and say Digital Performer.
An entire smorgasbord of taste and class, Brother Guido!
Awesome man.
Sounds like it should wrap around just-fine brother.
Good stuff.
Enter the Kemper Stage... immediately it proved to be in a totally different league and the tones are just blowing me away
My first impressions are so positive that I doubled down and ordered a powered Kab
Welcome, DR!
Love to see impressions like these. Same deal here mate.
Arrgh... I was expecting it to wrap around. Finished too-soon!
Cool man.
My tones are usually based around 5150s and modded Marshalls.
I like your taste Brother Josh.
Welcome mate!
Welcome Ian!
Thank you for sharing some background. Always great to hear of an experienced player who appreciates what Kemper brings to the table.
Rock on dude.
Welcome Marcello!
Ha!
I see someone turning his back and walking away from valuable information or advice. Fits the "narrative" perfectly brother.
Well done mate.
Thanks Per and Mats.
It must be the effect of combining it with the snare and compression that threw me; sounded unique (and awesome).
Cool man.
How did you get that sound at 40s brother?
Welcome Wagnon and GB to you too mate.
Enjoy!
Yup, works for me brother.
I hear ya bro'. The way the BV's come in at 32s, 1:14 and 2:23 is gold; it belongs on the radio.
Happy rock song that would appeal to just about everyone. Reminds me of The Cars - accessible to all.
Brilliant, Per!
So-catchy. Super-poppy. Happy. Well-constructed.
Awesome matey.
Highly-evocative, brother.
Nothin' wrong with it brother.
Several elements I like. The "sequenced" synth was a nice touch.
If only it had Kemper modelling in it...
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