Posts by balazs

What is your opinion, does the PRS MT15 high gain sound bring that power like a Rectifier?

I just saw your video for the 'Paul MarkT' studio pack, which sounds great by the way.

Always. Every single time. When it comes to recording a riff and not just noodling with a new preset pack or something, it immediately becomes necessary. Especially for high gain presets. At least HP-LP filters at effect section plus the amp-EQ.

I use pre EQ too to clean the low-end and sometimes boost a little the mids before the amp. (Its not the same like putting a clean booster)

This is interesting because many presets sound good at first, especially if you play with for at least 8-10 minutes. Then you record it, listen to it and oh, it's very sharp, or a lot of the bottom, the walls are "shaking" when I damp.

It sounds good . I hear it's not your first mix.

Did you use multiband compressor or just HP-LP filters?

Did you use the internal eq (in Kemper)?

OK, I mean what comments have been posted to this topic since January.

A lot of people are interested in the editor, nothing special about it. Many of us, including myself, desperately need it. I am amazed at how many impatient, urgent messages have been here over the last 2-3 months. However, I am genuinely surprised that today is August 28th and they still haven't released it. I also saw the NAMM video in January, where they showed the software to the public and said it would be released during the summer. I don't urge them, but I hope we can try out the editor in September and we don't have to wait until the last quarter of the year.

Many things affect the final sound that you hear. Your pick attack and the pickup are very important

Besides, from the Putney pack I only used the basic amplifier profiles.

I suggest you look at the first 28 profiles and shape them to your liking.

ObscuredShelter

I have to say that some of the STL packages were also disappointing for me.

I'm not saying it was useless but in a negative sense it was surprising.

JCM900's are generally pretty bright, I don't know if this is true for this model.

Waiting for profiles.

*At Choptones only the studio package contains a description.

Otherwise you will not know which speaker and microphone or which pedal they have used for profiling.

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I find myself boosting a majority of profiles to sharpen them. Might have to look elsewhere.

If you are looking for high gain, boosted (or well responsive to boost) high quality profiles for metal and rock, check them out, I think they are the best at the moment. (Refine the sound is essential, at least HP and LP filter, especially if you're recording but I think you know it. :))

http://www.sinmix.pl/kemper-profiles/

https://joshmiddleton.com/prod…les-heavy-tones-bundle-2/

https://www.choptones.com/kemper-profiles - there are studio (the biggest), DI, "just play" and essential packs.

Mark Cameron - Bogner Snorkler (write pm to SuckerFreeGear )

https://deadlightstudioprofiles.bigcartel.com/ (check the sound demos)

Couple of other stuff I also like:

https://nickkprofiles.bigcartel.com/products (boost those Marshalls and the Engl Savage & the Dual Recto)

https://theblackstymphalian.bigcartel.com/products

http://kostenprofiles.com/commerce_profiles (Diezel Hagen, P 5150 & 6505, Mesa, Engl)

https://cililabkpaprofiles.bigcartel.com/products

https://originaudio.bigcartel.com/

Huge amount of profiles: https://livereadysound.com/kemper-amp-profiles/

Ganglu

Do you know Fireball Ministry and Hellfueled?

I listened to their music a lot.

Hey, if you liked the Brit 2144 try out the Brit HG59. Great choice for "high gain with style" tones.

BB2019

I can't comment on DI packs because I only have studio packs (with unpowered Kemper) so I can try out many cabinets with speakers and microphones - fortunately there are plenty of options in the studio packs.

Back to the 80s... I love this album.

BB2019

Choptones is a great choice. I think there is no "instant perfect" solution (if you chase THE sound ) but yes, I also recommend their profiles because they are made with quality equipment and can be easily customized.

I apologize to everyone, but it is so lame and cool at the same time that I have to link. (I love the 80s, sorry. )

Monkey_Man

If the others agree, I respect this suggestion.