Just did a little test

Heres a sound bit, i made when I have had the kemper for a few hours, tweeked some existing rigs, and recorded this in Logic.

http://soundcloud.com/palles/kempter-profiling-amp-test

It is really a cool device, but I have to get better at profiling. The in and out levels, makes subtle but important differences in compression between the original amp and the Kemper.

Wow - Thanks guys, I didn't really expect such a reaction. Thank you

The Kemper is very new to me, and I'm trying to get to grips with it.

I had it at Tue Madsens Antfarm studio the other day, and tried to profile a 5150 and a Marshall Master Volume, It went quite well, with a small but noticeable (for geeks) compression difference. I had some replies on that, after posting it in here, and will try to do better, when we meet next week, for another session. We will try to make profiles that fits good in a mix. As i think that is the strongpoint of the Kemper. Making it as record-ready as possible. Cool thing, is that we can do whatever we like with the Kemper, and that is its strong point IMHO.

The reason why i bought it in the first place, was because of one youtube video:

http://youtu.be/7qs4arEelwM

It convinced me that the feeling and response was right. And boy it was. It is as playing the real thing.

My next move, is profiling a handful of great amps, and then record an album. It will take some time, and I have no clue how it will end up. But with the Kemper, it is now possible for me to record at home, in my small flat, without waking up the neighbors or my flat mates. Originally my plan was, recording with plugins, and later re-amp. But i couldn't stand the lack of response in those. So you could say, that Kemper came to my rescue

I tweaked the Marshall Golub Crunch profile in the direction of a more Kings X like twang. (I have a thing for the early Kings X ) And then did this quicky recording, without too much thinking

I'll post the next one, and hopefully a much more refined and finished song, when i get further into the process.

Thanks for being supportive

BTW. The recording is all Kemper - Recorded in Logic, with a loop, a Bass run through the Kemper as well, and some master finalizing.