Posts by alancott

Dynochrome, appreciate the response. What I was really looking for was the easiest way on reamping. Ended up hard wiring a 14 space rack dedicated just to reamping. Now all I have to do is plug in the Soldano, Splawn, Engel or Marshalls, change one cable and I'm good to go.

Good to know Wheresthedug. Yeah, I've got a Two Notes attenuator for the amps so no problem there. If I remember correctly, the old Digi Eleven rack could do it but I'm worried about the quality of the converters. When Two Notes came out with the Reload box they should have put s/pdif on it. This might be more trouble than it's worth though.

Thanks for the input Dynochrome! Yeah, hopefully somebody on here has tried it out. Just not sure if the loop in the Kemper is correct for this. Really don't want to get an Axe FX just to do it.

Looking for the easiest way to reamp. I can't believe that a company has not made a simple box for reamping with an input, loop for an amp or preamp and s/pdif in and outs.

I own a studio so I have a reamp box, extra converters and PLENTY of amps. Gets a little tedious.

Just want to reamp amps and use impulse responses for cabs. Any suggestions are appreciated.

Just saw a video of a guy running a Marshall in the loop section of an Axe FX III. That way he could record his clean guitar DI and later reamp using the Marshall in the loop via S/pdif. I should be able to do that with the Kemper right? Has anyone tried that or is using that method? Would make my life and cabling situation so much easier!

Very good suggestions Don and thanks you again for the cool profile.

bleys21, don't give up yet. The Kemper takes a while to find what you are looking for. I'm still looking on bass haha.

Thanks for the video tip musicmad. He did an amazing job on it. I think one of my problems is the pickups in the studio bass. I believe it has Dimarzio Billy Sheehan Will Power pickups in it. To say it has a woody tone would be an understatement. Been thinking about just throwing some EMG P-Bass pickups in it. Any suggestions?

I see the Kemper Bass Player forum is where posts go to die haha...

I know Don was kind enough to post the CLA Bass Start Me Up profile. Has anybody else profiled any of the other presets in the CLA Bass plugin?

I initially bought the Kemper to use on bass so I don't have to mic up the Ampegs but have been having a hard time finding profiles I like and have tried most commercial profiles. The CLA Bass profile is a nice starting point, but I am also looking for overdriven bass tones like Duff with Velvet Revolver or the Mike Dirnt tone on Boulevard of Broken Dreams or even the Steve Lack tone on the Veruca Salt song Volcano Girls. They all have a very consistent distorted tone.

Any suggestions?

Another month, still no tuner....

OK, just finished a session that should have been done days ago. Now what to do? Maybe I'll drop by the Kemper forum. I promised myself no more profiles for a while. What, Webb has commercial profiles of his Cameron CCV-100? For eight bucks, count me in!

Had to try them out on the track I just finished. They really sound great, so I ended up re-tracking a few parts with them. There is enough variety in the pack that they should work in most situations but are unique enough to really stand out in a mix against other amps. Great job Webb!

Just bought them and can't wait to give them a go. Thanks Webb!

Thanks for the help Ruefus, ST and spotter!

Hopefully Sean will be able to figure out why its not appearing on his rig manager.

Giving a bump for Sean's post. I haven't updated yet so I don't know, but will this weekend.

If nobody has answered you by then Sean, I'll let you know.

Once again, thanks Jason for the profiles. Your amps sound fantastic!

Really killer sounding amp and profile. You did a great job. Thank you Jason!

Actually, pass on the ToneHAWK. Not my cup of tea.

It's the STL Tones Atrium Audio Pack. Three profiles use 1x12 cab with Jensen C12-k speaker miced with a Neumann km184. One profile uses 2x12 cab with Jensen C12Q miced once again with a Neumann km184. It's a little expensive so you might want to try a few other makers first.

Free ones on RE, 79 Sound/Tobias Fink. His Mesa Studio 22 profiles are using 4x12 Jensen. Till Schleicher, Till's 860. It's using Jensen and Celestion combination but he does a good job micing. Worth a try.

Commercial, ToneHAWK Profiles. Ten profiles with Jensen 1x12 miced with a Royer 121 and SM57 combination. Haven't used them . They are cheap so worth a try.

OK, hope that helps.

That is good to know my friend. The Kemper has taken me a while to figure out. Just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something.

The STL Atrium Audio pack has 4 profiles with Jensen speakers in it but that is expensive just for a few cabs. Will keep an eye and ear out for you.

Hi Kaschko, is there any reason why you think the studio profiles sound better? I haven't noticed any major differences but I usually just go for direct or merged profiles first if possible. The reason I recommend them over studio profiles is because the Kemper is using an algorithm to split the amp and cabinet. Sometimes it works great, other times not so much. As you said, if it sounds good it is good.

I take it you are using the Kemper mostly for live playing. I'm using it exclusively in the studio so little anomalies add up when you start quad tracking guitars.