I assume you mean an ability to 'set for each rig' rather than 'your individual rig setting' for each rig Per?
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I assume you mean an ability to 'set for each rig' rather than 'your individual rig setting' for each rig Per?
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Sorry, my kpa is still at the mothership. One question: when pure cab is setted, is it on at the main and the monitor out? I ask because i am running my real mesa rectifyer 2 x12 v at monitor out and my rcf frfr at the left main out. I have setted an eq at the main out and none eq at the monitor out ( monitor out cab sim off), to get nearly the same sound out of the rcf. For the rcf i use a cab sim of a mesa cab from deadlight. Without pure cab it sounds very good to me, but what happens with pure cab on? When its setted to all outputs, it will change the sound of my boogie i think. Can't wait to check it. So kemper service, please push the repair and send my baby back
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I guess what he means is that you can set the value of the Pure Cabinet feature globally and then have a check box for each rig that determines whether you want to apply Pure Cabinet on a rig basis.
I have found that you get crackles for a short time when you are previewing a rig and then turn Pure Cabinet on or off. This might be a reason why it's not implemented on a rig basis. But of course this is mere speculation. Not even an educated guess.
I had a quick test after upgrading and I did follow the rules :
If you are more into crunchy, blues sounds, you might prefer higher values of Pure Cabinet, creating a more open sound and bringing the character even more towards an amp in the room. If you are into hard rock or metal, you might prefer lower values, to emphasize the "microphone character", while still dampening the "phaseyness" of the sound.
I really appreciate the feature on high gain rigs since it will round up and tighten the power chords with a cool punch.
However on my reference clean & cruch rig ( AC30 from Pete) , I miss some of the high overtones that makes this rig so magical, even with the Pure Cab set @0.0
Setting the Pure Cabinet for each rig would be awesome ! The most useful place to set up this value per rig basis would be in the CAB menu for me.
It's a great addition to our tweaking arsenal , removing the mike from the profiling equation is a fantastic idea.
I have just tried Pure Cabinet on / off with some of deadlightstudios rigs that come with the factory content. For those kind of tones, Pure Cabinet doesn't do any good. On most rigs, however, I find that it is a very welcome addition. Therefore I can completely understand that many people wish this was on a per rig basis.
a per rig setting
I assume you mean an ability to 'set for each rig' rather than 'your individual rig setting' for each rig Per?
Lol @Robman. I suppose you and I could share a "Rob rig setting".
Based on the sound clips I've heard, I can't say I hear a huge difference, if any at all! I still need to update my Kemper later and give it a proper go.
Is this a very subtle thing?
Sorry, my kpa is still at the mothership. One question: when pure cab is setted, is it on at the main and the monitor out? I ask because i am running my real mesa rectifyer 2 x12 v at monitor out and my rcf frfr at the left main out. I have setted an eq at the main out and none eq at the monitor out ( monitor out cab sim off), to get nearly the same sound out of the rcf. For the rcf i use a cab sim of a mesa cab from deadlight. Without pure cab it sounds very good to me, but what happens with pure cab on? When its setted to all outputs, it will change the sound of my boogie i think. Can't wait to check it. So kemper service, please push the repair and send my baby back
Of course PureRig will NOT work when cab is switched off. This is what you want to know, right?
Based on the sound clips I've heard, I can't say I hear a huge difference, if any at all! I still need to update my Kemper later and give it a proper go.
Is this a very subtle thing?
IMO it is very subtle until you use it for a while and then turn it off and you will go to yourself I need this thing back on
it reminds me of HEAT in pro tools again that's very subtle until you turn it off and you mixes just loses that little something
Based on the sound clips I've heard, I can't say I hear a huge difference, if any at all! I still need to update my Kemper later and give it a proper go.
Is this a very subtle thing?
phil, it is not IME. Quite remarkable, if you ask me.
I notice the effect most pronounced on hi-gain profiles. It gives them, and I'm not a fan of hi-gain, more definition, less mud, and a bit of a warmer sound (as others say here, less "harsh")
For lo-gain or crunch to classic breakup it's much more subtle, but its there if I want to crank it more. So I leave it on all the time. But an individual option would probably serve the Metal guys here well as they've tweaked their profiles to suit already and might not like all the tones changed a la carte.
So far, I've not come across where PureRig makes a profile sound bad, just different than what it was originally.
Brilliant concept. I can see one day it being fleshed out to allow for specific mic choices, depending on the original microphone used. But lacking that knowledge beforehand, an analytical algorithm is a bold move forward.
Kemper sure is showing that the digital sky is not even the limit
It's definitely easy to hear a difference if your profile contains at least a bit of crunch.
Even on the Morgan AC20 profile PureCab is easily identifiable.
I wonder if there is a bigger difference on an FRFR like your Atomic wedge than on a guitar cabinet, Ingolf?
It's definitely easy to hear a difference if your profile contains at least a bit of crunch.
Even on the Morgan AC20 profile PureCab is easily identifiable.
True. And doesn't the Morgan sound great with Purecab!
Really enjoying this new update - some instability but hopefully that gets ironed out in the next week or two.
I wonder if there is a bigger difference on an FRFR like your Atomic wedge than on a guitar cabinet, Ingolf?
I haven't tried it with a guitar cab yet, Dennis.
My understanding is that Pure Cab works with cab on only though.
PhilUK84, I cant hear any difference either using a Strat or LP, headphones or monitors.
BTW, I tried the Morgan AC20 as one of the tests. Is there quite a bit of fizz on that profile?
Here is a better example of the Pure Cab feature with a free 6505 Profile from Kosten:
1. Off
2. On 1
3. On 5
4. On 10
Sample 1 - very very good
Sample 2 - less good
Sample 3 -
Sample 4 -
PhilUK84, I cant hear any difference either using a Strat or LP, headphones or monitors.
BTW, I tried the Morgan AC20 as one of the tests. Is there quite a bit of fizz on that profile?
I'm also having trouble hearing the pure cab effect - currently trying with headphones (AKG 271) and different guitars - can someone recommend a specific profile where they have felt a big difference on?
I'm starting to think my ears have packed in!
Cheers
I'm also having trouble hearing the pure cab effect - currently trying with headphones (AKG 271) and different guitars - can someone recommend a specific profile where they have felt a big difference on?
I'm starting to think my ears have packed in!Cheers
Every Highgainprofile..no matter which one