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Posts by Davesounds
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Also there is an audio clip on my site with a few chanels of the (straight to pro tools )JVM compared to the kemper profile.
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Thanks getting some great feedback
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The Amp Factory defiantly cover a wide range, is give them a look. I'm sure there's plenty more.
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Well I'm guessing the solution is 2 Kempers
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Hi Guys you may be interested I have a Profile Pack I have just made available.
Peavey 6505 and Marshall JVM410H50 profiles for $20
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I have a new Profile Pack Available if interested
http://www.davidwilsonrecording.com/#!kemper-profiles/c1xoo
50 Profiles for $20
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For those following this thread my profile pack DW ROCK PACK is now AVAILABLE
http://www.davidwilsonrecording.com/#!kemper-profiles/c1xoo
$20 for 50 profiles of the Peavey 6505 and Marshall JVM410H (ALL CHANNELS AND MODES)
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For those following this thread my profile pack DW ROCK PACK is now AVAILABLE
http://www.davidwilsonrecording.com/#!kemper-profiles/c1xoo
$20 for 50 profiles of the Peavey 6505 and Marshall JVM410H (ALL CHANNELS AND MODES)
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I think if copying you run the risk of not being certain of phase being accurate.
this was ( and still is) an issue with drum replacement plugins , they've got buch better but still have the odd issue.
and to think blending 2 amps would probably be much more complex
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Ah cool actually I really like his profiles that come with Kemper.
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Ive just brought out a pack for the Marshall JVM and Peavey 6505 which may interest you.
As a studio engineer/ producer I mostly, for heavier guitar orientated music blend different amps together to create an overall sound. I know this is the way it's done for the bigger acts but its very important you get some things right for it to work. Phase alignment being the most critical.
The main feature is my Dual Amp Profiles 6505 / Mesa Cab @ Marshall JVM410 / Bad Cat Cab, The Peavey combo is bright and fizzy while the Marshall combo is dark dark warm, It's a great blend.
Each cab has 2 mic's so if you double track or Triple you have the equivalent of 8 or 12 tracks. THAT'S BIG but pretty normal for heavy guitar these days.The main advantage sonically is you can get a hi gain sound with more clarity and detail (not so fuzzy and mush) because the combine amps with less gain than you normally would need to use with one. Great for keeping the low end stable !!
I honestly don't know why it hasn't been done yet - Untill now
http://static.wixstatic.com/me…22_0.50_1.20_0.00_png_srz
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To be honest I never considered the gate. I only know there's a gate on the kemper and it's usually just set and forget. That would be all I used.
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I've just made available a comercial rig called DW Rock Pack
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Can be purchased here http://www.davidwilsonrecording.com/#!kemper-profiles/c1xoo
* Includes 6 Dual 6505 / JVM410 Profiles done the way you hear on your favourite Rock / Metal albums.
* 6505 / Mesa Cab (including TS808 versions)
6505 / Bad Cat - Merged & Head DI (including TS808 Versions)
JVM410 / Mesa - Merged & Head DI (Including 3 selected TS808 versions)
Dual 6505 / Mesa & JVM410/ Bad Cat (Including TS808 versions)* TS808 versions not merged
* All cabs dual Mic'd and properly phase aligned .
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Thanks Gary.
Its one i profiled myself , I have uploaded it onto the reg exchange called 6505 Lead 2 . Author David Wilson . -
