Like on the Zoom G7 G9 and on other equipments
Add a tone parameter into the amp section
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an extract from the ZOOM G9 manual :
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Very usefull to brighten a profil that would sound too dark and bassy.
It's often difficult to obtain this result with the kemper eq in the stack section.
And it seems to me that the trebble booster stomp can do this but it colors the sound and it's not neutral. -
Have you tried setting the EQ block to be pre- rather than post amp? (press-hold the EQ button on the Kemper and click the corresponding button above the display).
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have you tried Definition?
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Definitely Definition!
What a powerful feature of KPA. -
Are you sure that the definition parameter is made for this ?
It seems that the manual description talk more about a parameter to modernize the sound.
How does this parameter work ? -
Have you tried setting the EQ block to be pre- rather than post amp? (press-hold the EQ button on the Kemper and click the corresponding button above the display).
My thought, as well. If the idea is to alter tone at the pre-amp stage, adding an EQ to a pre-amp slot is one way to go. Another option is to change the position of the tone controls from post to pre. -
Are you sure that the definition parameter is made for this ?
It seems that the manual description talk more about a parameter to modernize the sound.
How does this parameter work ?it works both ways: increase Definition for a more modern, descrease for a more vintage sound
"Vintage amps distort the lower harmonics in the guitar signal which gives them their bluesy sound. These amps were originally designed to deliver a clean sound, so to achieve a creamy distortion, these amps need to be driven by a typical transistor-based device like a treble booster. Modern tube amps use a different approach, in which the higher overtones of the guitar strings are the driving force for the distorted sound."
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it works both ways: increase Definition for a more modern, descrease for a more vintage sound
"Vintage amps distort the lower harmonics in the guitar signal which gives them their bluesy sound. These amps were originally designed to deliver a clean sound, so to achieve a creamy distortion, these amps need to be driven by a typical transistor-based device like a treble booster. Modern tube amps use a different approach, in which the higher overtones of the guitar strings are the driving force for the distorted sound."Best explanation i’ve seen yet of the definition parameter. Thankya.
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Best explanation i’ve seen yet of the definition parameter. Thankya.
It’s from the Reference maual
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It’s from the Reference maual
Lol
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Yes, a tilting EQ would be great.
There's such a tone control in my Roland System-1 synth that just shifts the overall frequency spectrum from darker/bassier to brighter/airier and I am using it all the time to quickly shift the tone to fit the mix.