Hi All,
The argument against the quality of using IRs in the Kemper vs a cab captured by the Kemper is great. I had long been of the thought that IRs are inferior to Kemper cabs as well.
As I have been making Kemper profiles for a while it just seemed obvious to jump into cabinet IRs for other devices as well. At first when I tried my IRs in the Kemper I thought they were horrible, and they were. But this was before refining my IR technique.
I am now convinced that IRs cab be just as good or even better than the Kemper cab if care is done when making them.
To start this off I have attached one of my rigs from The Old Modern pack with one of my IRs loaded. This is so you can import the IR via Rig Manager vs having to load the cab through a USB.
The idea is to load this rig, lock the cab and browse your rigs. This will allow you to easily try all of your existing rigs with the IR.
Here is a sound sample:
I had thought about how to approach the forum with this as it is kind of a taboo subject so I put the question to a good friend Bill Ruppert (whom you may remember, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Ruppert )
Here is what he said:
IRs are the way to go for me!!
I have MANY amps that I love the feel of.
Changing the IR or cab lets me keep the dynamic feel I love while changing the sonic footprint the amp has.
So great for recording and getting a track to sit in nicely!
Anyway here is more info on the IR used:
http://livereadysound.com/prod…-the-clean-bender-ir-set/
Here is a link to the amp pack:
https://livereadysound.com/pro…rn-guitar-tones-expanded/
Best,
Tim