I am running out the right monitor send into the mono/bridged input of the freyette’s channel A. Maybe that has something to do with it? Channel B of the Freyette does not have the bridged option?
When bridged, any power amp will then be in mono and use only one input channel (typically A). There's usually a switch to activate the bridged mode. Channel B isn't used.
I think you'll be lucky to find all of that in one place!
You could try https://equipboard.com/role/guitarists ... but it is sketchy at best.
If you search 'Rig Rundown' (Premier Guitar) on YouTube, you can see what individual players are using.
Bottom line is that your time would be well spent browsing through the the profiles that came with your Kemper and find something that makes you sound good!
Many here use MBritt profiles live and seem to be happy with them
Yes, his 69 Marsh(all) pack is a goto for me and reasonably priced, too. (FWIW, I 'm a pro player and have had a string of Marshalls amongst other valve amps).
My home WiFi router is at the other end of the house so I hooked up my rack via Ethernet to an old apple airport express and joined it’s WiFi network to my iPad and … it’s works very well.
Slightly off topic, I guess (ie not Stage). My home WiFi router is at the other end of the house so I hooked up my rack via Ethernet to an old apple airport express and joined it’s WiFi network to my iPad and … it’s works very well. RM on my mac (via usb) also follows the control movements so, something is getting through! The iPad UI looks good - looking forward to some more testing.
I use the Hx as a front end /controller ... not keen on the remote
the real issue with my Mac High Sierra is that i need to update to run the new RM beta
and i dont really want to update because some of my apps will not work with the Catalina or Big Sur OSX
The requirement for RM 3.2.30 (latest, as per downloads page) is OS 10.13.6, which is ... High Sierra! Working fine here.
RM lives on my Hi Sierra Mac - no trouble with the download
In Rig Manager preferences, check the 'Include Beta Test Releases' option. I normally have this checked but I'm guessing one of the recent RM updates had reset it to off.
Looks to me like he's using a thumb pick (easier to see in the second video) and he has his RH palm damping the 'walking' bassline.
Get that sorted before you start worrying about profiles! - A.N. Other clean Fender wlll get you started. I wouldn't be surprised if the reverb was added post production.
Agree with paults ... Very soft picking - relax your grip on the pick (almost to the point of losing it!) and you'll hear the attack and fret noise soften (just before you hear the pick hit the floor!)
I went looking for Blue Chips when I found out that Chris Thile used them on his mandolin. I got to try one when I was depping for a colleague and (thankfully) didn’t like it! I then found these M100 mandolin picks by Michel Wegen and they’re great on everything (I don’t do picks for this and picks for that) at a fraction of the price of BC.
Set your main output to master mono and use either.
I use an hxfx as a controller which sends midi clock (enabling tap tempo etc) without difficulty #justathought
It should stand a little light rain though I can tell you is that it isn't smoke machine oil proof ... careful where you store it on the gig!
After the oil stain incident and when the metal strap fixing broke (common apparently), I opted for a Peli Storm Case iM2450 - Sorted!
From the mists of time (yes I was there!) I remember the guitar on the Top of the Pops TV show was a strat with a full humbucker (unusual then) which may account for the thickness of the sound.
You could try it with a Gibson style switch setup. Bridge (pickup) full volume - Neck Zero ... Strike the chord with switch in bridge position (i.e ON) then toggle to mid position (off) in tempo to suit.
Something (!) like this ....
There are some profiles of the ToneDexter by Bommel ... here's a (vague) link ...
best sound with the kemper in the studio ...
Sure, they're not made with your guitar but they are quite usable.
For my money, I would keep the acoustic stuff separate (I use a ToneDexter and a handful of TC minis) ... cuts out the Faff!
You could use a clean boost or even an EQ (can add tweakability to alter the settings for the Les Paul). Experiment with slot positions pre and pot stack.
What Monkey_Man said ... it's not rocket science!
