Great pack!! Alongside the Lasse stuff in terms of quality. There's a couple of guys i think your going to put out of business. Hopefully it raises their game.
Yeah, me haha
These profiles sound REALLY good. I haven't had the chance to play them for myself but the clips I've been hearing sound worth the money.
*Another sound clip*
I tried to record "In Waves" by Trivium using some of the profiles. I used 4 profiles, two for the main rhythm track, 1 for the lead, and 1 for the background octave guitars.
Here is a piece of the song. (excuse the sloppy playing)
HERE
Thanks Hannes_ITS
As always, if you make some tunes with these profiles I would love to hear them.
on which gain level is the "high-gainiest" profile?
The highest defaut gain level was *DIME* with 7.7, of course, you can change any of the profiles for more gain.
Here is a quick reamp using that profile.
*DIME* reamp raw
Hope you enjoy!
I have finally finished play testing and mixing with these profiles!
There are 13 high-gain profiles using a Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier and a Randall RH150. Both of these amps are profiled through a Mesa 2x12 and a Line 6 4x12 and blended to taste.
You can hear some of the profiles being used here:
Karybdis - Constellations (test mix)
Two test reamps Mesa and Randall
You can buy these profiles here:
STH store
I'm still taking a few days to fully play with every profile to make sure it's something I want to put out. I want to put these profiles through the ringer to check for any blemishes I can find and fix. So far they have held up for me.
Thanks Hanes_ITS, I'm glad you liked the last pack.
I tried to go with high-gain profiles with a sense of clarity. I love the stuff that is ball to the wall sounding, but there is always a lack of definition and clarity. All of these profiles are dual cabinet, so I hoped that it would give a unique sound that you don't hear from normal profiles on here.
To answer your question, I went as high-gain as possible without it becoming just noise. I can tell you without hesitation that these profiles are the best thing I've personally made.
Thanks, took 8 or so profile attempts until I got something I liked.
I'm working on a new pack (finally). I have a Mesa Triple Rectifier and a Randall RH150D running through a Mesa 2x12 and a Line6 4x12 cab both loaded with Celestion V30s
They are mic'd with Sennheiser and a Shure. I did some external EQing before the Kemper to cut out some stuff I don't like.
Here is a quick reamp preview using two DI's I had on my computer.
https://soundcloud.com/shainsth/two-test-reamps-mesa-randall
As promised, here is a quick sample of the "Dual Cab Blend" profile i've been working on.
https://soundcloud.com/shainst…triple-rectifier-dual-cab
It is a Line 6 4x12 with celestion vintage 30's and a Mesa Roadster 2x12 with custom voiced celestion vintage 30's
There is no post-eq after the Kemper patch.
I want to give an update. It has been a month since I've posted, so I feel like I owe an apology.
I recently had a birthday, as well as started a new semester in college. So the personal time restraints are done for me.
I have finally finished my new studio. I am at this moment testing new tones. I think within this next week, I should have a new pack in the store. Thank you to everyone who is still buying and commenting on the first pack.
The next update I give will have an audio sample.
I really do agree with and44. Tone really is subjective.
I know that some people may like a more isolated clean sound while others may prefer a more open airy type sound.
The same thing applies itself to a mix context.
What sounds good isolated and alone may not fit or gel with the bass and drums in a mix.
You really have to choose what works best for you in the genre or style you play.
Thanks Hannes_ITS
That really helps light a fire to make more packs. I am unfortunately still getting stuff worked out. I've been bombed between college, work, and getting my home studio re-done. Seeing people commenting and purchasing the rectifier pack has been reassuring to me.
I cannot thank everyone enough for all the support. I promise once I get the studio done I will be making more packs.
Just to post an update.
I'm in the process of arranging my place and dealing with personal stuff. After I get that organised, then i'll roll the equipment back in. I'll start profiling the Mesa with the 4x12, for those who wanted less highs and more bottom end(darker tone). I'll try to give more updates when I can.
For those who have bought the first pack, thank you.
If you make any killer music with the profiles be sure to link it to me so I can hear.
-Shain
I use a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2, so for now I can only do 2 mics. I have been wanting to experiment with more mics. Especially if I were to do a cab blend. The Mesa sounds really beefy with the dual cab setup in my room.
Thanks, I really do appreciate it.
I could do some more Mesa Rectifier profiles if anyone still wants it. I honestly just figured that people were kind of getting tired of Mesa profiles by this point. That's why I did such a small pack.
Yeah, I have a Randall RH150 that I was thinking of profiling. I also have a 4x12 with Celestion v30s. I'm going to see about either doing a cab blend or maybe a Mesa/Randall blend.
Sounds good The_Bass_Ace. I really like the tight sound you got.
When you say Vintage profile are you talking about Channel 2?
Glad that worked out for you. 
I personally like to run the definition up near 7-8. It just gives a nice punchy sound with my setup.
