Posts by Bluezzmoaner
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Thank you!
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Hi Michael, like many others I think your profiles are the best. I wanted to ask you to do the Fender GB Hot Rod Deluxe George Benson Signature profiles. I would love to have it in my collection of your profiles. I really like your polytone mini brute jazz profile, this is the best jazz sound, I recommend it to everyone, it is in the vintage pack. If you have a Fender GB Hot Rod Deluxe George Benson Signature I'm ready to buy them, I think many would like to have a george benson sound.
Choptones has profiled that amp. They also made impulse responses of it.
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I cannot understand Russian but the profiles r really good
And let politics out of topic guys, let the music speak
I disagree.
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I've read that site. Found it somewhat discouraging. Meanwhile I converted and tried all the five packs. Really worth while. Besides a Kemper I own a Fender Twin Reverb 65 reissue with Eminence speakers (so one of the first serie 65 rei). The Twin IR are good. The other IRs also give yoy what you would aspect. Load the free packs and convert. (Convert the first two packs AXE1 last three packs AXE2) You will be pleasantly surprised.
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There are IR's on the axe fractal page that are really interesting. There is a bundle with 5 packs for 9,95 dollar. It's a steal. See https://shop.fractalaudio.com/…roduced-by-fas-1-2-4-5-6/. These are SYX files. The Kemper cannot read them. But they can be converted. Searching for a conversion I found several interesting options on the net.
I found a converter converted ans converted them to wave files on a Mac with Axe-o-matic. See: http://archive.axefx.fr/Tools/old/. (windows files too). It works with the shorter files in the first two packs. I'll have to check out the longer files.
I've read that the conversion is not the same as the original file. I cannot control that but to me the converted wav files sound convincing. There are lots of Vintage Cab/Amp ir's in the packs. I've bought several Redwirez, Ownhammer and Cabir packs but these converted files are usable and (at my opinion) good sounding too.
You also can get the first two packs with lots of interesting amps of this bundel for free. They contain the shorter files.
See
https://www.reddit.com/r/AxeFx…udio_is_now_free_for_all/
https://forum.fractalaudio.com…ack-1-is-now-free.102778/
Free IR s from Dweezil Zappa too, in honour of Frank Zappa's 80th birthday
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I own quite a few Tone Junkie packs but I couldn't resist this crazy offer.
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Most people like to hear the profiles in a mix. I understand that, but for the few who would like to hear how a profile sounds on its own and wonder how a profile does sound for a plain guitar player, who likes clean or low gain sounds, using ordinary gear under regular circumstances: here is a short playthrough of 4 profiles.
I play through a Ritter Amps cab (for the Kemper) with a 1x12 speaker.The profiles are from a Fender Bassman '72. I really like them. Great profiles. I will play through profiles from other profilers as well. These are beautifull profiles.
When having the right profiles the Kemper is soooo great in clean tones. Did not buy something better the last decade. Not even a dishwasher.
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Not every guitar player is a high gain player. I play with my fingers and use clean & low gain profiles mostly. I intend to upload playthrough video's using clean profiles. I have several guitars. Great guitars and ordinary ones. I will use an ordinary guitar everytime. Many of us play on ordinary guitars. I record it with my mobile phone. So no processing but just a simple recorded ordinary amp in the room sound. That is what I mostly hear, so the real thing for me. The question I ask myself is: How does a profile sound for a plain guitar player, who likes clean or low gain sounds, using ordinary gear under regular circumstances?
I play through a Ritter Amps cab (for the Kemper) with a 1x12 speaker.I had Bad Cat Black Cat 30R profiles from GoldLion Studios quite a while. Because they did a survey I decided to try them out. I really like them. What you hear is straight out of the (digital) box. Really great profiles in my opinion. And touch sensitive if you add some gain (but I don't do that here). Here I play only the 4 clean profiles on a humbucker, a Harley Benton that is as good as my D'Angelico's or Ibanez guitars, apart from some tuning issues on the G string. So: ordinary inexpensive (but good) guitar, simple (but good enough) recording technique and surprising great profiles. Luckily there are more profilers that make great profiles.
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Marcus Cliffe
D*mble 80 ODS
https://www.marcuscliffe.com/d-mble-heard-80-s-ods-pack
" The first 100 people will have a Joey Landreth folder. There are the profiles of the amp he used in London in 2017."
I don't know if it is still available.
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Katzbach Profiles
JCM 800 2203 The White One
The description says " bought from the Sweet". I assume that " the Sweet" is the band. Popular pop-rock band around the eighties.
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Have not tried them yet but every profile you've made so far sounds beautifull.
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Don't worry they'll sort it out. They may have their hands full at the moment with the Stage release. But your issue will be resolved. After what they did for me I have NOTHING bad to say about them. Kemper is a class act for sure.
Kemper is back home. Did have contact with the repair service a few times. Just like I thought. GREAT service. Haven' t had better service anywhere else.
