[BM Profiles] Bert's S-man62 rigpack, available now!!!

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I cannot remember the last time I demoed any profile pack (SLO or otherwise) that had me actually grinning from ear to ear.

Bert delivers, simple as that.

Great work as usual, Bert. Great sounding profiles! I prefer the "tweaked" versions, as a more quick way to achieve a sound that I like. But it's great to have all those "Raw" profiles. Congratulations! Best SLO profiles so far.

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I can't believe I'm selling this for 10 bucks myself....

That's 'cause you're an asshole mate.

Just wanted to mention that those SLO profiles are VERY good after tweaking. And thanks for 'giving' them away.

I am curious how you tweak them and how you are listening to them. I find almost all to be very bass heavy and in need of large tweaks to definition and to the bass. These are really good profiles once I adjust them. I really enjoy the fatness especially on the unwound strings which often sound thin to me on most profiles. This aspect is really good for me. Also, the touch sensitivity can be adjusted really nicely.

Thanks for the great profiles.

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Thank you. A feeling is starting to creep up on me that I have set the introduction price way too low....

I myself use my profiles without cabs both in the studio and live....

So I'm particularly fixated on making it sound super good in the studio and on inears. In addition, of course, I check on real cabs. Could it be that you have a cab with a lot of low?

Anyway, as long as it sounds good in the end ...

I only listen on studio monitors or good PA cabs. I wouldn't characterize any of them as having a lot of low end. The quality of the speaker has a large impact on the sound IME. Cheap to mid-level speakers and PA monitors color the Kemper tones to a great degree and the variation is wide. I have some PA cabs that I won't use with the Kemper because the reproduction is so poor.

In any case, I was simply curious how you monitor. I can easily tweak your SLO LP profiles to get VERY good tones. Thanks again.

Last night I tried the red channel of Bert‘s Bogner profile with the LP of the SLO overdrive - whow, really impressive

How well do these new SLO LP do the less driven Warren Haynes / Gov't Mule tones?

In the 2023 Rig Rundown Warren tells his Soldano's are all modified to maintain low end even with low gain settings. It is said that in practice this mod is basically just removing the bright cap across the volume pot. And I've understood that this (bright cap value change) can be now done also with newest firmware?

So in theory, it should be possible to nail these tones.., at least equipment wise.

It's uncanny how close to real thing these profiles sound.

I don't need any new profile , not even interested in soldanos, but I acquired the pack to support fantastic Bert's commitment on profiling.

That said , one of the tweaked lower gain 1960 went to my personal folder BM SLO A 1960E

At the offered price, these are a no brainer for many I suspect so total sales might be expanded well beyond the pool of people who would pay twice as much - which still doensn't sound all that excessive.

I, for one, am glad that leading profilers like Bert are embracing Liquid Profiling and offering all of us in the KPA fraternity a new generation of top notch profiles to enjoy.

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In the 2023 Rig Rundown Warren tells his Soldano's are all modified to maintain low end even with low gain settings. It is said that in practice this mod is basically just removing the bright cap across the volume pot. And I've understood that this (bright cap value change) can be now done also with newest firmware?

So in theory, it should be possible to nail these tones.., at least equipment wise.

I mentioned the bass content in my post above. This set of profiles is REALLY good, but were extremely bass heavy and congested before tweaking. I would say I had the opposite problem that you describe in your post.

Clean means different things to different people. I found what I call 'fat' cleans by using a 1960 crunch profile. I turned the gain down, adjusted the definition, and bass knob to get rid of 'congestion'. The result is a very nice profile with good cleans and touch sensitivity. It requires very light picking to maintain an acceptable clean for me, but I can push it into overdrive by increasing my pick attack.

I also use this profile by increasing the gain to get into heavier drive when I want it.

This profile has become one of my favorites.

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Clean, rhythm and lead, all SLO liquid profiles!!

Hi Bert !

These profiles sounds great. Can I please ask ... when you do your Profiles do you use a Load Box -or- do you Tap off a DI from the Real Speakers to get the real-speaker-impedance-load into the Profile being made (?)

Many thanks,

Ben

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Thanks Ben!! It’s the second option

That's great Bert !

Load Boxes do serve a particular need and purpose - but compared to a connection with a real speaker cab - they really "fluff

-out" the low end accuracy and really mess with the mid-to-higher end transients when using them in a Profiling / Capturing Process like with a Kemper [or Tonex, NAM, QC etc...]

I'm -not- a Soldano fan ... I must be one of the few ..... but hint hint .... would be very excited for some all time classics that are in the current list of Modeled Amp Channels like a JTM45 / AC30 / Plexi / JCM 800 / Fender Deluxe ...... those 5 amps alone would probably cover %99.99 of peoples guitar needs ... excluding ultra-hard-rock-metal.

All the best,

Ben