Perfect example of a non signature tone that rocks my world.
I reckon the Kemper is totally capable of reproducing this tone...Bill Ruppert or Gundy Keller can do it...
Bill Ruppert or Gundy Keller tweak me this "not a Signature" tone...
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That was cool.
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Very impressive and a lotta Passion and Soul. Thanks for sharing
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Is that an octave fuzz he's got going?
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That was pretty good.
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I'm neither of those gentlemen.
But, I liked the song!
I used a 70s Les Paul to make this profile - it is a loud guitar. so, if you don't have enough gain, turn up the amp gain. It will get you in the general direction of the sound.
I could have used many different amps as a starting point. Then, I remembered about Fastredponycar's Jet City. Seems somehow fitting
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Yes very cool stuff,like it a lot.
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Thanks for sharing! Never seen that guy before. Truly impressive!!
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Great showmanship and catchy rhythms!
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Is that an octave fuzz he's got going?
I assume that too.
Place a RectiShaper in front of a high gain amp.
That is similar to an octafuzz, but can give even better results! -
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Yes the Kemper does that sound great.
I did a rig for you as a starting point.
The rig is on rig exchange now called Octo Dirt.Here is the audio example:
http://soundcloud.com/bill-ruppert/sets/kemper-octo-dirt
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Yes the Kemper does that sound great.
I did a rig for you as a starting point.
The rig is on rig exchange now called Octo Dirt.Here is the audio example:
http://soundcloud.com/bill-ruppert/sets/kemper-octo-dirt
Bill Ruppert
Bill,
I suspect a pitch shifter in this sound, rather than a RectiShaper, right? -
yes gotta be pitch shift?
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Yes pitch shifter is doing the octave down as he was doing the White Stripes octave thing
RetiShaper will give you the upper octave like this;
(its also a killer sound and more upper octave can be tweak out)http://soundcloud.com/bill-ruppert/kemper-jimi-octavia
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Excellent stuff, Bill! Thanks for sharing!
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Magnificent as usual. Thanks Bill
