Posts by ElectroFuzz

Awesome!

Scott

Just wanted to say Thank you!

The SB-Carol-Ann_KoT is just amazing, it nails that "Larry Carlton Room 335" tone as soon as I plug in.

I got it.

Maybe it's just a first impression but I feel it's one of the best purchases I ever made.

So if you are on the fence, go for it.

All the profiles sound great, warm, never harsh and you can tell it was done by a pro.

The Marshall is amazing, many profiles with a variac from 64Vac all the way to 117Vac.

The Princeton sounds so warm and so big it's like a dream.

I can't comment on the Matchless because it's not my kind of an amp.

My guitar is a Historic Les Paul R0 with low output pickups and I am in vintage tone heaven right now.

Quote from costojanku

Just for comparison, this is a Blackface tone I am getting from my POD:

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The level is much higher?

Is it a level perception issue?

Up the RIG VOLUME, Up the HEADPHONE LEVEL in the Output settings and see if you hear it differently.

Just a guess:

your pickups are too hot?

the strings are too close to the pickups?

you pick too hard?

Also I would start playing with the Guitar volume/tone knobs and the "Dist Sense"

Quote from Giovanni Sena

Thanks ... I downloaded the Rig Manager, but it seems it was the wrong one. Looking for the right one to download.

Once you figure out the Rig Manager, there is a column called instrument (you have to enable it)

Once the column is there you can search for BASS or simply click on it to sort it by instrument.

This way all the Bass presets will pop up in one place.

There are hundreds of them on the Rig Exchange and they will be all at your fingertips.

Katzbach knows how to mic an amp.

I downloaded the 5 free profiles and they are all good.

I removed all the effects, EQs and left the amp and cab only.

It's dry yet still very 3D.

In my book this is a sign of a well miced cab.

With a well miced cab I can do anything I want to, add my favorite effect... or not.... and it will sit in any mix no mater what.

The current freebie A/M IR is great too, thank you all for the info!

My favorite way of demoing profiles is dry.

So far any preset that sounds great dry will sound awesome when I dial in my own favorite Reverb and Delay.

Or just lock your favorite Reverb and Delay to your bread and butter settings so now that you browse profiles you are comparing apples to apples.

Quote from pedalo

I recently impulse bought the HD600s but I didn’t realise I would also need an amp! On other forums I see people are recommending an amp to go with it and I accept that they will sound better with one but I’m interested to know if they are still worthwhile using with the Kemper without an additional headphone amp. Is the Kemper a good amp for them itself?

Cheers.

I have used it direct into Kemper, sounds great.

Tracktion 7 completely free and completely awesome.

I have been using Tracktion since version 1 and I paid for it and the upgrades.

I have also used Reaper, Cubase and I tried many others but I always go back to Tracktion.

Give it a try:

https://www.tracktion.com/products/waveform-free

Quote from pippopluto

DS is just a Gain control, as per Kemper's specs. Just set gain accordingly per rig.

«The two controls Gain and Distorted Sens act the same. Their scaling is different though.

Increasing Distorted Sens by 5.0 is equivalent to decreasing Gain by 1.5» [CK]

So you are right, higher DS equals lower gain.

HTH

I know I read that but it just doesn't sound the same to me.

I found other things that don't make sense.

Take an effect loop and place it in position A, set the MIX to zero and up the Volume a little bit.

Basically you have a bypassed Loop with a Volume control that suppose to sound the same before the bypass and after the bypass

yet when you toggle the post/pre switch you get a different tone.

Quote from musicmad

If you unlock the input section it will be stored on a rig by rig basis. Does that help?

YES!

Thank you so much, this is a big game changer for me.

Distortion Sense vs Gain, I keep reading they do the same but what I hear says otherwise.

I can match the two so it sounds identical as long as you play normally but when you fingerpick softly with the raised Distortion Sense it cleans up so much more.

I would love to have a boost pedal that does exactly what the Distortion Sense does so it can be set per preset (not global)

If I'm wrong, please direct me to the solution.

If there is a workaround let me know.

If you don't believe me I can probably create a video to show you but it would be pain with my current computer setup.

Serenity Gain is the most versatile pack of preset I have ever seen.

I use it for clean, edge of break up and gain of course.

Killer for blues too.

But the most surprising tone I got out of it with a few tweaks is an amazing Dumble style tone.

Thank you for your great work and the updates!

Awesome!

Sorry in advance...

I have all the Redwirez IR's and many others from my AXE-FX days

More tweaking = Less playing

Kemper cabs are great!

I have yet to load a single IR into the Kemper and as tempting as it is I don't think I will.

PRINCETON REC LEAD

Quote from ajmxbend

I love my Sennheiser HD 600 headphones with the KPA. Very flat-reponse and natural sounding (at least to me).

The HD600 is fabulous, once you try it it's hard to get used to anything else.

Quote from virtualernie

Where is that screen shot from?

The image is on the Kemper server, I believe it was released during the MAMM show.

A quick Google image search will reveal the link:

https://www.kemper-amps.com/fi…67/b7/DEF4A91175AF.jpg?v5

From what I understand you will drag the presets to the "block browser" window in the "soon to be released" editor and it will load it instantly.