Maybe "Liquid Neve 1073 PRE " is clean enough .... 
Have not tested it on bass though .......
You find it in Rig Exchange 
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Posts by Hoki Toki
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Still going strong with new members
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Just read the news about Dave Smith's passing .......
I´ve own a Prophet-5 rev.2 since 1986 ( when I finally could afford one ... )
and I still have it, and then got the new Prophet-10 rev.4 last year, and they look
amazing and sound even better .....
Of all my vinyl records there must be at least one 3:rd with a Prophet-5
making heavenly sounds on them ...... ( Yes, Bill Bruford's solo albums, Tangerine dream,
Lee Ritenour, Level 42 and many more ... )
So thank you Dave Smith for your inventions ; first programable poly synth and the MIDI protocol, to name a few ....
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Aaaa .... Donald getting old too
Missing Walter though
Jay Leno on electric piano ?
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Compressed air might help , but might as well make it worse,
with more dust swirling around inside and stick to the inside
of the plastic (static ? ) screen
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A sad day for prog music ......
R.I.P. Alan White
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I'm mostly embarrassed for some of my friends taste of music ......
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Mmmm .......
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Might work if it's a water based clear coat ...
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R.I.P. Vangelis
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First : check GCP OS version, should be 1,13. ( Visible at startup )
Then, search this Voodoo Lab forum. Lots of info
http://www.voodoolab.com/forum…d2f2d5616c8b9f714004b081f
For example this tread :
http://www.voodoolab.com/forum…lit=gcp+and+kemper#p20566
Tip, based on my own experience : When GCP connected with MIDI cable to KPA , start the GCP first before starting up KPA,
otherwise KPA might "freeze"
OR have the MIDI cable disconnected at startup, then it doesn´t matter ... But connect started GCP only AFTER KPA is up and running
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Right channel is reversed delay ....
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that didn’t work either I’m still hearing it the oscillating/chorus effect. Hopefully in another update Kemper will address this. Doesn’t sound good for clean tones.
According to your avatar pic and user name, I guess you play steelguitar ...
Could it be that the smallest ever movement of the steel ( pitch modulation )
causes the "chorusing" effect when reverb and / or delay is activated .....
Just a thought ...
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Press and hold "AMPLIFIER" button, then press "AMP TAGS" button in upper left corner in display.
Scroll with "TYPE" knob ..
If the author of the profile is / was "serious" he should have filled out the specs .....
Same with "CAB" ... Press and hold, then press "CAB TAGS" and scroll with "TYPE" knob.
About naming rigs, there´s no rules as far as I know ... The number "152" might as well
be a "serial number" of that specific authors profiles .....
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The first GUN i heard as a youngster
( Still got the 45 vinyl ... )
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Once you get your head wrapped around that you are listening to a "live amp" but in the "control room" It's fine. Almost the same thing happens when you set up an amp cab speaker and mic then go into an isolated control room to listen to it. It doesn't sound like it did when you were in the room, it sounds like when you put your ear right where the mic is. That's what good reverb can do. Make it sound like something is in a space. Add a reverb/other that simulates whatever extra you are hearing when you stand up and get your face out from the cabinet and you will have a "amp in the room sound". There are so many ways of monitoring, but to me the end result (what is going on tape or FOH) is paramount.
This ...
And for best results when recording in studio with FRFR monitors, or playing live
with pro P.A. ( FRFR ) , dial in "your" sound with a FRFR speaker to obtain the
"best" average sound that suits most venues ...
No need for different EQ settings on every output from KPA .....
There´s a reason Mastering Engineers work with FRFR speakers ( In well treated rooms )
Just my 2 cents
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A bit old videos but still hilarious
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Is it perhaps the sound from the actual guitar you´re hearing when playing?
Or is it there even on recordings?
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