I really like the sound of those clips - thanks!
Posts by paults
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That sounds great!
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Can the powered head be used without connecting a speaker cabinet (for recording, and listening through studio monitoers?) Or, does a speaker always have to be connected to the output of the power amp?
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I cannot find the profile on Rig Exchange?
Search for "rich" on the Exchange
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Ben,
Thank YOU!
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I like the Bose with my Kemper quite a bit. For me, one subwoofer is enough. Two might be a good idea for deep bottom very high gain sounds.
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I bought mine in the USA, and it came with two kinds of power cords, too.
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Sounds great
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I am a long-time G-System user, and use the Kemper in the "Insert" loop of the G-System. This combination of gear is perfect for using a small number of main amps sounds, with a large number of effects presets. The G-System can send MIDI program changes for each Kemper rig to respond to the G-System program changes.
Since the G-System has the pitch effects you've mentioned , as well as all the other effect settings you have already programmed, I suggest using the G-System for your main effects (along with the effects in the Kemper), and as a MIDI controller to change Kemper rigs.
The effects pedals you've been using in the G-System effects loops would no longer be needed - The Kemper has many gain pedals - those could be sold instead of the G-System.
If your main Kemper tones are "dry" rigs, you would save all the time it would take you to re-program all your effects into the Kemper.
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BTW - The power jack is just below the "Level" control, on same side as the inputs and outputs.
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Does a System Reset also reset the MIDI Program Change Numbers?
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Luckily, I do not absolutely need an Axe-FX.
OTOH, I believe that people living on selling (their skills, their products and so on) clearly understand the language of money. So I consider keeping them far from my money to be a correct means of relationship.
If you don't share Shell's foreign politics, I say it's correct not to buy their oil. And, justifying oneself by saying "but I absolutely need V-Power [who cares of civil wars, corruption, crimes and the like]" it's hardly on my line.
Of course this example is by far out of scale, but I guess you got my point: giving our money always makes us accessories. I never forget this.Peace,
Agreed - we all make these kind of choices.
Peace!
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Let's get this one to 100 pages
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If I needed a screwdriver, I would pick the one that fit the job the best for me.
If I absolutely needed a Phillips head screwdriver to complete a project, I wouldn't care how many Hex drivers came as a free bonus with a Standard screwdrivers.
If I absolutely needed a Phillips head screwdriver to complete a project, it wouldn't matter to me who "Phillips" is/was, or how he conducted his life, as long as his product suited my needs better than something else.
I suggest thinking in those terms. Pick the right tool for your individual needs, and you will be happier with the purchase in the long run.
A Stratocaster into an old Deluxe Reverb is a wonderful thing.
A Les Paul into a Marshall plexi is a different wonderful thing.
One set of equipment may suit a person's need better than another. The differences don't make one better than the other in general, but can make one useless for someone, and the other useless for someone else.
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This sounds great - I love that Tone Zone midrange for this material
ProgRock suits you - you have lots of chops and lots of arrangement ideas.
Well done!
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Even though I have a long history of using non-guitar sounds, and the idea of "everything in one box" is appealing, I think the Kemper's processing power is best reserved for its amplifiers, and secondarily to mainstream guitar/studio effects. There are plenty of existing synths to choose from, but only one Profiler (OK - four, but they are all the same inside!)
I wouldn't be surprised if more effects come along - There are already new effects since I did VowelCelloDooSynth with filters and vowel wahs. The Shapers also have a lot of potential for analog synth sounds.
If Kemper ever decides to reinvent Pitch to MIDI in a separate product that works with all of the Roland GK pickups in the world (something the Fishman doesn't do), sign me up for the waiting list
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Non-Guitar playing amplifier designers include:
Leo Fender
Jim Marshall
Randall Smith
Mr. Kemper, you are in FINE company