Posts by waraba

Auto pan & new modulation engines soon , at last !!!

Great new ! Nice Kemper ears us eventually, I've heard on the vid that the modulation will come next :))

A bit of groovy funk on this sunny sunday ...

Jump the fence great writing & arrangment , well done

A small manipulation has also a great songwriter appeal & a great mix

We write the news to make you hate us , man that's clearly you inner English gentleman writer singing on this. tones & backings are top notch, it could be on quadrophenia album.

Amends sounds like you were having fun with the freqout

Rosa is pure 70's vibe, well done

Slider , yeah surf mood for sure , I wish I was in the waves , but I'm just in a wav . Short & effective, well done

Monkey, once again that WHO vibe and even a keith moon inspired drum style. Vocals fit really well.

Mocking the meat has a great noisy guitar style & writing

Great work Joe & cool tones over these new chords landscapes.

Great wavs, no pb !

The clean part sounds like you just changed the strings with a great sparkle , then dist is great & dynamic with that bite & mid compression. Sounds like a winner PU.

The full mix sounds great too

thx for sharing

Great tone from a mobile phone , as you can really ear the strings on that intro. Then full balls on the verse , with some great bite. Lead tone sounds really great once you start to jam over the backing.

What a great track is Bronk !

looking for the alnico II version, please record on a DAW

gave a full listen, well done on the album guys, sounds like classic rock ( Gov'nt Mule for instance) and very well mixed.

Guitar work sounds great & varied , slide , whammy pedal ... great guitar tones & Great rock vocals. The bass is a bit behind to me & hardly heard

congrats on the release, will listen the whole album on the week end

thx for sharing !

Hi Sol , I only understood the body language so far & I agree

Quote from Per

it has a Rolling Stones vibe on the guitars

Thx Per, that's the vintage germanium fuzz , I'll probably make a NAM model out of it soon if you want to try it in front of the KPA (NAM is free)

Quote from Franjoe30

get my brain to get my fingers into the right positions

Super tough indeed, but that's the best way to keep your mind young

Poisoned Rain , great vibe on the rhodes and looks like you had fun on the bassline

Every day is a lie, what an energy for someone sick great vocals backings

Another hit of you , great intro indeed , sets the mood with that B3 & leslie

Silence , well too much drums presence on my side so'd suggest a bit of silencing on that huge kick nice cocottes !

Snackish has a great rock vibe , vocals fits really well the gits parts.

Out Shopping, typical English tone if you ask me, nice chords and tones.

You don't like, this is you , well I liked that opening organ a lot, great tone on that deep layered 3D mix , great strings too. Drums a tad present too.

A life will spent, that dry vintage tone on the gits fits the style really well. Great arrangement on the mid parts. Drums are really authentic.

Caregiver, the 12 string is so recognizable and a lovely instrument. Bass fits the style pretty well too, drums maybe a bit too bassy and not dry enough maybe.

Overall , you're still king in the category "Some users have extraordinary musical output" like GString said.

Have a quick recover Per !

Dry tones, well I like 'em a lot , they are so easy to mix. I tend to use tele tones for overdubs as they won't invade the mix in lots of contexts , rock , pop , funk, chorused lines ...

The other option on the tele is blues, country but you have to build up a 'mix cutting' tone with attitude, mainly in the crunch register, like D Gatton. Here is a KPA example ( using filtertrons)

Tele have that bite & twang , you must get used to it and know how to attack the strings hard to let them shout : thin , but present , twangy but definitely recognizable

check that KPA user , he nailed it pretty well , you're not very far judging from your demo that I liked.

Here is another from me , whenI was a junior tele layer , with an humble stock squier thinline ( rigs available on the thread)

Quote from Franjoe30

I bought a chord book i haven't had in years so trying to expand my chordal vocabulary a tiny wee bit

Cool move, Joe , I just learnt diminished chords after more than 30 years of practise, it's never too late.

Very happy track , and a nice progression of chords indeed , with cool tones vs that smooth neck pick up lead

Quote from RVA213

Beautiful! What model?

L5 !

one of the most expensive gibson ever made

Here is an experiment in latin tone design on this moody instrumental

Bass is KPA amp pig clean

Guitar signal is : strat , filtertron or PAF pickup sim, KPA input sense , KPA trem & old wah preset(KPA ) , fan spring verb (KPA ) , then DAW NAM princeton ( my fav

NAM model ), NADIR with G25 & V30 , UAD delay , and DAW verb

I also engaged a inexpensive real pedal , germanium one in front of the KPA ( Tom's line G -fuzz) surprisingly good 30€ pedal , perfect for vintage & Hendrix tones.

Sounds interesting, but could you provide direct recording from the KPA next time if possible please ?

here is the vocal version,

interested in yer feedback guys , both vocally & technically

Here is a bit of ... places & landscapes

This one's ready for vocals