Hey guys,
I just put up on the exchange a profile taken with a 1963 Fender Vibrosonic
Hope you enjoy!!!
Hey guys,
I just put up on the exchange a profile taken with a 1963 Fender Vibrosonic
Hope you enjoy!!!
Excellent! Thanks
Cool, thanks!
Thanks man I'll check it out!
This sounds great!
Switching on the various FX add several other useful sounds, too
BTW - In case anyone is looking for this rig by date, it will not be at the top of the list: It is dated 2013-06-21
Just order by "Time Upload"
Just noodled with the profile a bit.
with my G&L Interceptor (a SC superstrat, basically) I got some beautiful and fat just-before-edge-of-breakup cleans with the neck PU.
I just brought Definition all its way down (it was low anyway) because I love dark(er) tones
I can't wIt to get at this amp. Vibrasonics are soo rare and cool
do you have any pics ? Does it have a 15" JBL ?
thanks very much for sharing this brown killer amp.
Thanks guys for the feedback!
I profiled the amp last summer really quick at the guitar store where I work, I only had 10 minutes to mike it up and hit "go"
I like the way it came out, one try was all the time I had. The effects that are in the rig are just ones that happened to be in the profile except the verb, I never use those though it does sounds good with a drive in front. It was the 1x15" speaker, I don't remember what the speaker was but I'll try to look it up when I am back in.
Take care!
Those FX are a happy accident
There is a compressor, and two different Pure Boost settings. They provide some additional funk and blues sounds.
Yeah, have you seen how it changes depending on its harmonic content?
Yes - considering how well this rig responds to two different pure booster settings, this one should be really popular with the players who want a clean rig that takes effects well.
... and those who like to clean via the guitar's pot
... and those who like to clean via the guitar's pot
I'm definitely in the "volume knob and pick dynamics" club. I use the same approach with light crunch to singing lead rigs, too.
Sadly I am without the Kemper for the next few days but I look forward to checking it out! Thanks!
Sadly I am without the Kemper for the next few days but I look forward to checking it out! Thanks!
You can download it, and have it ready in Rig Manager, along with any other ones that come along in the next few days
Make a new folder, called "Rigs While I Wait For My Kemper To Come Back" !
I'm definitely in the "volume knob and pick dynamics" club. I use the same approach with light crunch to singing lead rigs, too.
To my surprise, not all the amps react the same to volume pot. This profile is among the best I've tried till now
Higher gain amps, of course, don't respond as well to the guitar volume control.
If the real amp is responsive to guitar dynamics, the profile will be, too, IF:
The settings on the amp are in the amp's dynamic "sweet spot", and the microphone(s) used, and their placement can reproduce the amp's dynamics.
The Morgan AC20 is a another example of that - it was profiled at a reasonable volume, with the knobs set where the amp sounded great, with a combination of a dynamic mic and a condenser mic.