So I took Jason Killertone's Kemper Pack for a spin! Clip!

[errrrrl]

Definitely digging these profiles. I did some minor tweaks (presence, treble, mids and bass) and thats about it really. I think they sound great

 

[Monkey Man]

Great grooves, man.

Goes without sayin' the Kemper's rockin'.

 

[errrrrl]

Great grooves, man.

Goes without sayin' the Kemper's rockin'.

Thanks Monkey MAn!

 

[Monkey Man]

Credit where it's due, bro'.

 

[Kordoba]

Sounds pro as heck, nice job!

 

[Mailman1971]

Your videos are the best!!
Once again the million dollar question.....
What movie is that?!?
You always seem to fit them perfectly with your tunes bro!

 

[engage757]

Definitely digging these profiles. I did some minor tweaks (presence, treble, mids and bass) and thats about it really. I think they sound great

That video was badass! Well done!

 

[Chubtone]

Sounds killer! Recorded direct I assume? Sorry for the noob Kemper questions but if you are recording direct, why do you use the merged profiles? Thanks

 

[errrrrl]

Sounds pro as heck, nice job!

Thanks dude! I actually use my monitors n stuff for this one, seems to make big difference over my usual headphone mixes

Your videos are the best!!
Once again the million dollar question.....
What movie is that?!?
You always seem to fit them perfectly with your tunes bro!

Thanks Dan! THe movie was kinda crappy overall but it was from The Possession of Hannah Grace

That video was badass! Well done!

Thanks engage757!

Sounds killer! Recorded direct I assume? Sorry for the noob Kemper questions but if you are recording direct, why do you use the merged profiles? Thanks

THanks Chubtone! Yeah direct recorded with s/pdif. And dude i'm way more of a noob Kemper guy than you cause i'm not even sure what a merged profile is the be honest So here is the thing for this recording, I learned thru youtube vids how to re-amp with the Kemper. It was my first time at trying to re-amp anything. So basically once I got the di's recorded I re-amped and scrolled thru rig manager with each guitar track with the drums playing til I liked what I was hearing in the mix. Messed a little with presence and what not and just stuck those profiles.

 

[Chubtone]

THanks Chubtone! Yeah direct recorded with s/pdif. And dude i'm way more of a noob Kemper guy than you cause i'm not even sure what a merged profile is the be honest So here is the thing for this recording, I learned thru youtube vids how to re-amp with the Kemper. It was my first time at trying to re-amp anything. So basically once I got the di's recorded I re-amped and scrolled thru rig manager with each guitar track with the drums playing til I liked what I was hearing in the mix. Messed a little with presence and what not and just stuck those profiles.

I don't know who is more noob. I have no idea how to do the DI track or use the SPDIF. LOL Your recordings make me want to learn.

 

[errrrrl]

THanks Chubtone! Yeah direct recorded with s/pdif. And dude i'm way more of a noob Kemper guy than you cause i'm not even sure what a merged profile is the be honest So here is the thing for this recording, I learned thru youtube vids how to re-amp with the Kemper. It was my first time at trying to re-amp anything. So basically once I got the di's recorded I re-amped and scrolled thru rig manager with each guitar track with the drums playing til I liked what I was hearing in the mix. Messed a little with presence and what not and just stuck those profiles.

I don't know who is more noob. I have no idea how to do the DI track or use the SPDIF. LOL Your recordings make me want to learn.

Di was pretty easy, just plug a cable from the direct out on the back of the kemper to an input on your interface. My interface had s/pdif ins and outs so I just connected the cables direct from the kemper s/pdifs too. Other than that in your DAW you have to re-route your output for the di track to go in to the s/pdif input of the kemper. Then arm another track using the s/pdif input of your interface. Doing this allowed me to record the di and a scratch track at the same time and later re-amped it to a new track while scrolling thru rig manager and dialing in real time. First time I ever did something like this... I don't see myself doing this for my usual quick recordings but it was interesting to learn. Plus I can now use this recent recording to test profiles in a mix. If you use Reaper I can probably get you in the right direction

 

[MisterBulbous]

Bad ass. Sounds killer dude.

 

[MetalHeadMike]

That had some serious low mid grunt to it Nice job dude!

 

[errrrrl]

Bad ass. Sounds killer dude.

Thanks MisterBulbous!

That had some serious low mid grunt to it Nice job dude!

Thanks Mike! You know this digital thing aint too shabby I'll never get rid of my tube heads but so far this is my favorite all digital box for my geetars