How does this sound?, Carvin Legacy Profile solo...

Be kind, did this last night at 11:45, should have been going to sleep not playing guitar.

A friend made the backing track, it's a jam on another forum, I just messed around over a little section.
Others will record their little parts and he'll mix it into a much longer version.
We've done this before, nothing came close to the Kemper recorded tone.

I used Erik's Legacy Profile, added the harmonizer (3rds) for the first part, then switched off the harmonizer for the second section....used some mahogany and humbuckers.
Thing I love about the Legacy is it's THICK, has a nice fat distortion, you need to add presence not remove it, I like that.

Keep in mind, I'm a sh*te guitarist, when I record I press record and go for it, what comes out is it, I dont know how to punch in or tweak in Cool Edit, etc, and I use the $5 soundcard in my PC....no fancy gear here.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.…4/Behemoth%20solo%203.wav

Quote from ErikStam

Nice 'n Moody! Good one Lance!

I'm a moody guy.

Man, that Legacy Profile is so thick and juicy, love it.

Here's the rig.

Switch Harmony off for second solo tone.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.…013-04-28%2005-18-19.kipr

Thanks guys.

Interesting.
If you look at the Profile it will say that the Author is Mark Hall, but the Amp will show as Erik Stam's Legacy SM57.
That's kind of confusing because you might think that Mark Hall is the Profiler of the amp.
But, what happened was, I found Mark Hall's Harmony AM/C + 3rd, I liked the Harmonizer but not the amp tone.
So I scrolled through "Amps" until I hit the amp sound I liked (with my ears, not my eyes), which just happened to be Erik's Legacy with the Till's 1960 Cab.

So, out of a few thousand possible combinations between FX, Amp, Cab, etc, my Rig is a fruit salad of different Profilers...nothing tastes as good as a good fruit salad.