New Djent and Ambient Profiles

JapsidoOdle · February 27, 2014 at 10:30 PM

Hey Mates!
I finetweaked something for you .. (search for BetrayedBySunrise)
the DjentRythm patch, based on OLAs Mesa, you may want to set the High Shift of the Cab to - 1.0 - sound pretty djenty to me
the CleanAmbient patch, wich is a clean preset with much delay + reverb, also a +1oct shifter - check it out
the DjentClean patch, wich is a clean preset with a bit delay + reverb, sounds n1 to me
I hope you enjoy them -cheers

mikenothing · February 27, 2014 at 11:51 PM

Will definitely check these out when I get home from work. Thanks

JapsidoOdle · February 28, 2014 at 2:19 PM

btw you can listen here (https://soundcloud.com/conrad-m-ckel/kemper-djent-test) to the presets i made, the 2nd part of the song is without bass and drums
The rythm guitars just had a post gate/expander + a bit of EQ (high and low pass filter+ a bit of cutting and boosting)
In the mastering section i just jused a bit of EQ, a Stereowidener and Maxim (I use pro tools)

meambobbo · February 28, 2014 at 10:30 PM

What I always hate about a lot of djent tones is the attack is totally killed. that's pretty much how i felt about the clip, although I haven't tried the rigs myself.

One thing I did find a little ways back was that I couldn't get a Meshuggah DEI/Chaosphere tone out of any of the Dual Recto profiles I tried, even with a Screamer or EQ treble boost in front. However, I found that if I went into the amp section and set Tube Shape and/or Bias all the way up, then I got that clanky, metallic ENGL type of tone. And with a boost, it nailed the Meshuggah tone.

JapsidoOdle · March 1, 2014 at 12:05 AM

That´s what I noticed too... But especially with the Cab settings, like high shift etc.
Would you mind to share your preset?
-cheers

noxtherox · March 1, 2014 at 5:25 PM

The best Djenty sound I've achieved was by downloading Bulb's Rhythm Patch and then removing a bit of the gain and cranking a bit of the treble booster