This is as good as its gonna get I think. You just have to compensate by clicking slightly earlier.
It was another story if there was a gap, but there isn't when you stay within the same performance.
Posts by musicmad
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Display MoreRecording two different takes L/R always sounds way better than any "widener" plugin or "sample delay 30ms" approach.
Just doubletrack the guitars, it doesnt take that much time if you can play the part. Practically just 2x the time.
So if you spend 10-15 minutes tracking Left guitar of a 5 minute song, then maybe you would have to spend 20-30 minutes for both tracks.
You probably have time for that.
If you are so good that you dont even make any mistakes and dont have to re-record anything, you can probably play the song in a single take two times so that would take a total of 10 minutes
Of course Ceddy. We were only discussing how to audition profiles here before reamping both DIs individually.
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Yeah. Perhaps the double tracker effect can be of use while auditioning profiles for reamping. Would be interested in hearing your thoughts if you tried it.
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Only with 2 Kempers right now. But don't we all have two by now?
Maybe the next gen Kemper will be able to do this.
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Or wait until we get an updated tremolo effect with a square wave
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Nice. Which guitar and pickups did you dial them in with?
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Yes, spdif sync to the audio interface at 44.1kHz
Yeah that seems to break every once in a while. Of course the short term solution is to use analog.
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Thanks! Looking forward to trying these.
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Are you using spdif?
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Unfortunately no. Might come at some point, but might also not be possible.
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Already stated in the thread but if you hit the half speed option first, you get 60 seconds. Try it right now.
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The real question is: Did you feel like a million bucks while playing the part? Otherwise the performance will suffer which people WILL pick up upon.
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I have a male-female headphone extension cable always plugged in so I don't have to worry about the jack wearing out.
Always a good idea of course. I thinks this problem is simply a wrong design. Happens on new units as well.
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Roger that. I find that if I pull it out just enough to get at full stereo sound then it sounds normal.
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I did. It's the headphone amp or the jack itself. Sent email to support, let's see what they say.
Try pulling the headphone jack out slightly.
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I think it would be nice as well. Of course with matching Q values etc. And I'm not sure if the Q values are static for this EQ or changes based on whether you cut or boost.
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Research and Development
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Fool me once as they say :). Anyway this is off topic, but I do believe I still have your JCM800 profile on my profiler, and I'm very much enjoying it every once in a while. So thanks for that
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Another Michael Nielsen subscriber I suspect?
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Ah thanks. Seems I have it but never unpacked it. Will try it soon.
I remember now why I didn't back in the day. Some of the rigs have the same name (in different folders in the rar), so they can't co-exist on the profiler. Did some renaming today and ended up with these names:
For me - this is a better way to name the files. Let me know if you want them. Profiles still rock thoughNikolaj
