Posts by musicmad

Ah of course

Would be great with the gain settings too though. Or maybe I missed them.

Quote from Yoda Guitar

In my opinion, Kemper has dug itself a very deep rabbit hole with liquid profiling.

One of the selling points of Kemper Profiling, namely creating profiles of amps that lie outside the main stream, is now absurd. For me, liquid profiling is pointless - mixing modeling with profiling makes me dependent on which ToneStacks exist in the Kemper. So I can stay with a modeler like QC or Fractal.

Hm true. Also many more players have entered the capture market lately. At cheaper prices. So it makes sense that they need to position themselves differently.

Would it work to just nudge the DI and amp tracks a few samples to make then sync up? And then wire the Kemper as an outboard effect? In Cubase it would then compensate for the round trip delay. Should make it sync up I recon?

Yeah I know. I don't hear that as particular transparent? Will have to check again.

True. It's not exactly transparent though. I like something like Waves RenAxx for more transparent compression (although it has "ren" in the name). It almost always gets the job done.

Quote from livefrompfd

Whatever sounds better is the only rule! I have a Fairchild 670 on my guitar bus with no visible compression - just brings out that sweet mid range that I love.

Which version?

Would probably tame it a little bit in the mix. Depending on the mix of course. But most likely yes.

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Sorry to hear that. Maybe you can keep playing some lapsteel or something?

No worries. Just state what you figured out, and people after you can learn from your mistake. No need to delete.

Me too. Being flat seems a lot better than being sharp for some reason.

Monitor!

Quote from Ibot39

The thing is, after you play a few more days with this pick, it's likely that it turns from love into a serious addiction

I definitely feel the NEED of grabbing the pick and let it glide over the strings

I now understand why Mandolin players love triangle picks with speed bevels. But the real surprise with the Primetone small tri is it's versatility.

Digging in for expressive blues or rock - check. Strumming, funky tones, shredding, fast tremolo picking, palm muting and metal riffing - check, check, check... It' just great!

DonPetersen It looks like the round side of the Standard pick has a bevel too? That would be awesome!

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Two years later I'm still on these picks. Absolutely love them! Thanks for the tip. And I haven't had to discard the first ones. They last forever. I play almost daily.

Quote from FlyingSnowman

Hi Hallan! Nice cover! I'm waiting for the update to be released publicly (don't want to take the risk of a beta version giving me problems during a live gig). But it will only be possible if Kemper supplies the tone stack model for this particular amp. The Marshall Major is not based on a JTM, JMP/JCM... It's an amp that is very unique. Second thing is that liquid profiles will only work with those that didn't have any pedals in front of the amp during the profiling process. And most of the profiles did have either the Hornsby-Skewes or Aiwai clone pedals. But I will look into it! Many thanks for your message!

Good points. I do think the tone stack part should work fine. Boost in front or not. But the gain. Yeah. Not so much.

You do! It stores the current state of the rig. You don't even need to save the rig first in RM if you have done tweaks.

Quote from BayouTexan

A kemper member has already developed RigKeeper that allows you to add it to your track, but you can only copy and paste the rig's "name". It' still good for a reference though. It would be enormously great if you could click on it and have the Profiler load the rig with the settings used for the track.

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"Rigkeeper" AU/VST3 plugin that will store your KPA rig in the DAW track.

Hi , I wrote a simple plugin that will store rig / performance / preset file in your track in the DAW with the session.
You can use right mouse button to cop/pase directly from/to RigManager or try to use drag-and-drop.
Tested in :
Logic (on OSX) and Sonar,Reaper (Windows)

Mac OS X AU/VST3 : https://www.dropbox.com/s/c59awn5bpuyzi8i/Rigkeeper.dmg?dl=1
Windows VST3 :https://www.dropbox.com/s/es60r0eav2k65oh/Rigkeeper_VST3_x64.exe?dl=1
Source Code : https://github.com/damiangr/Rigkeeper

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DamianGreda

Mar 19th 2021

It's actually not just the name. Rigkeeper stores the whole tweaked rig in the plugin. You can then drag it back into RM and get the exact same sound for overdubs. It's fantastic.

Quote from Kellerblues

I just tried the same on the Twin LQ profile from MBritt and I also hear a difference. The Rig volume act like the Fader of a channel strip, where the amp volume add something to the harmonic content...

That is certainly interesting. Do you think that would survive a blind test? I you record a loop with the looper in pre position and then record the loop twice with different rig and amp volume settings. Do you still hear those differences?

Quote from goldensheaf

Sorry what am I missing? The video from kemper shows them profiling twice in the process. Now I just read the manual an its saying once? Someone able to explain?

Confused me too. I think the purpose of the video was to show that the LP can indeed sound like another profile, profiled with other settings. But it didn't really show that either. Anyway, the manual has it right.

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