This is the first song I heard of Robin when he was the singer in the band Grand Prix. I had it recorded on a cassette from radio.
Me Too! it these last Years, Anytime I wanted to test someonelse's guitar (to Buy it or Not) I've brought with me my #1 giutar, or one of my giutars as reference sound to A/B compare them; and the first test is Always Acoustic!
and in the end I've never bought a giutar that didn't impress me when unplugged.
I woudn't say the volume/loudness it's the main factor to consider but of course it gives a clear indication.
Sustain and resonance behaves are IMHO more relevant factors.
True man. Many, including me in the past, made the mistake and say ok but if I swap to another pickup I will like it. But no. If you don't like it unplugged it doesn't matter how much you swap the pickups. You will never be satisfied with the guitar and end up selling it. Just like I have done in the past. If you like it unplugged and not 100% satisfied plugged, swap pickups till you find the right pickups and you have a guitar you will not sell.
Oh I like this!!! never heard him much before....my only criticism is I'd like to see the guitarist in the vid as that sound is totally up my street! Reminds me a bit of Jake E Lee....
If you want to hear more, listen to the three great albums he did with Michael Schenker. His voice doesn't seem to have changed almost nothing the past 30 years.
Display Moretbh i don´t care if its 3-4ms or 6ms with SPDIF because its superior sound quality.
besides that you´d have to correct it later on in either ways.
which brings me to my question:
how can i manage to synchronize my Bass-guitar DI-track with the
later on re-amped kemper track?
(Cubase 5; ASIO FireFace 800; kemper with SPDIF and constant latency on;
latest Kemper Firmeware)
i don´t have any clue how i professionally should do that.
thanks guys
If you get phase problem, just flip the phase on one of the tracks.
Still a great singer
Most guitarists tune and intonate the guitar and the guitar is 100% ready. Wrong! A good setup is a must and most new guitars come with a too high guitar nut. That means the first few frets will go sharp. The nut needs to be filed down a bit. That way the guitar will be more comfortably to play too. Many guitarists tune lightly and then hammer hard on the strings. You need to tune the guitar how you play. If your a light picker, tune light. If your'e a heavy picker, tune heavy. The same is true too for intonation. There is a reason why so many producers don't allow the guitarists to tune their guitars and do the job for them instead and if it needs to to be intonated, they might do it too. Or hand them one of their own well setup guitars to save time and money. The truth is most guitarsists should spend more time to learn how to setup their guitars properly and tune properly instead of talking about e.g. different pedals.
Yup - RZ_92MesaDR_S94 it is.
Thanks
Oh, by the way which ReampZone Dual Rec profile did you use? I have that pack and the same guitar so..
Published another song this morning. We like this one a lot. Hope you will too!
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Rhythm profile is a ReampZone Dual Rec.
Your best song so far. 
I am curious and like to see and hear and try new things and there have never been better times to be a guitarist than today. But I don't get it why so many get hooked up and care about all these compare videos like they're going to give the viewer the right answer to tell them this is the right stuff. No matter if its kemper vs qc, guitar brand against guitar brand, pickups vs pickups etc etc. I want to try something myself and build my opinion on my first hand experience if I like something or not. I guess it has to do with age too. I'm too old to care about others opnion and oboy does it feel good.
It would be interesting, if the Quad Cortex is coming in the future in different types. Rack? Head?
Kemper started with the Head and then the Rack and the Stage came out. Are there known plans from Neural?
It's not even released yet and you ask for future plans?
Whatever plans Neural have we will see in the future. If many enough ask for a rack version, they probably will make them eventually.
Display MoreLets assume for a moment that the QC gets you a better capture with less work than the KPA. For those that this is the most important feature, I would say the QC is the product for you. I must say that this seems to be a strange one for me to understand. Even for people who have enough amps to want to profile a significant amount (and I can't imagine that this is a very big demographic. Most people I know have exactly 1 to 2 valve amps with the lions share having 1), how much of your time is spent profiling vs playing? Who cares if it takes the KPA 15 min to get as close to the original as the QC did in 5? Seems a bit like a nit-pick to me. To each his own.
For recording, I agree that having a USB feed is very appealing. Assuming that all the tones and efx that you want or need are in the QC, then it could also get the nod for the recording crowd.
For those that are bedroom bandits, I would say it is a toss up. Since the QC doesn't have a PC editor yet, the Kemper is likely a better fit. Sure, the on-device GUI is very nice on the QC, but is that really how a bedroom bandit would want to setup and modify their tone? I doubt it seriously. It is much more likely that they will want a nice PC interface. Perhaps when the QC editor comes out this category will change. The QC does allow 4 parallel paths which is superior to KPA's 2. If you are a tweaker, this might be for you .... but then again, if you are a tweaker, I would suggest the AxeIII Fx is by far the superior machine.
For live, I am just not seeing it at all. The KPA is simply a superior live gig machine IMO.
For those that want the greatest number of great tones and efx setups available to them, the KPA again wins handily. It simply has almost a decade of profiles to pick from in addition to numerous commercial profiles.
Finally, for those who just have GAS in a bad way every year, the QC is seriously a "must have". It is a very cool little box. If I didn't have to worry about putting kids through college, I might well have one just .... because!
Or: Sorry kids, no college for you. Daddy is getting a new toy today.
I started late to play guitar. In the years when men are in want of a young girl friend and buy a Harley, I desidet to buy a guitar and an amp. My wife was happy that I left the other nonsens...
It's never to late for rock'n'roll.
Nadir is a free IR loader
Album and live rig/tone is totally different thing though
Exothrasher just try to experiment with different profiles and EQ. Don't be afraid, no one is going to die. If it didn't work out well, at least you have tried. Gary didn't come up with this without trying to experiment.
Not that easy to find a profile with all those amps blended. Very few profiles at all with blended amps.
A simulation that is supposed to be "better" than the original is a contradiction and therefore cannot exist.
Yes, but Stay Metal Ray also. I think this video is more fair than Ola's 2 Videos! Ola's video was for me that he praised the QC too much for me, maybe he is Sponsored by them.
No he's not sponsored. He says to anyone that send him stuff that he will tell his honest opinion and that they have to accept it. He has given some stuff bad review in the past too. And his videos about qc did sound a lot better than this guy
