Posts by BayouTexan

Try using a dedicated interface for recording.

One tip I can give is to get a dedicated interface if you are going to record. That might solve a lot of problems.

I've been using a Motu M4 with Windows 10 Pro and Reaper for several years now. No issues.

KEMPER PROFILER - Tones & Talks - The Player and the Looper

But the colors won't match. You need to buy a new one with the same color.

I'm actually picky that way.

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This is kinda bitter and off topic, isn't it?

Back to topic:
A mainboard swap just like in a PC would be what one might expect, but unfortunately it's not that easy - especially with some laws for electronic devices.

...and I have to confess I asked for upgrading components too

MAYBE Kemper could think of a recycling program for the old devices, like some other tech companies.

Bitter to A.I.? I thought you can only be bitter to living things?

Because of extreme advancements in A.I., every company has to begin looking at their bottom line and what their future goals will be or can be in an A.I. world. Kemper will not be upgrading the components of the MK1 as others have already stated and for several other reasons. I gave you one reason I guess you didn't like. So, not off-topic but my initial comment does lend to even more conversation.

BTW, I am fighting for you and all other musicians!

Cheers!

It's not going to matter too much anyway in a couple of years. With A.I. taking over the music industry being able to play any instrument and sing with zero mistakes and basically for free, and the latest generation adoring and worshiping it, then we will all be outdated dinosaurs very soon. And A.I. won't be worried about a Mk3 version coming out. That outdated gear is no longer needed.

Performing music is now a lost cause. I don't understand why logical people can't see it.

When you can get A.I. to do everything for you, and in almost every case way better, then why even try.

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Great job BayouTexan ! Keep on exploring bass sounds, there's a lot of fun to be had there.

Thanks Per! This was the first time I constructed a song from a bass track instead of adding it last.

I love the spacious drums! Toms seem to be dead on.

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Great guitar sounds and your rhythm playing is getting tighter and tighter.

Cheers,

Mats N

Thanks Mats!

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I beg to differ. It all depends what you're after. My fav third party profiles are from Colin Richardson and no one elses profiles come close as good as he's are. At least for me and that's all that matters. And many here swear by M Britt profiles as the best. Sure, there some great free profiles but wading thru at least 90-95% trash profiles just to find the good ones? No thanks. I don't waste my time any more with that.

You don't have to beg me to waste money. Just pay me back if you need to borrow any.

Windows 11? What version; Home, Enterprise, Pro?

What computer OS are you using and what DAW?

You can use a guitar amp for bass because of their mid-range distortion for metal music. You can also increase the Direct Mix Parameter in the amp block for more thump and punch.

It could be simply your internet connection. Your computer connects to many nodes in the network chain to reach the download file.

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Hmmm, I downloaded them and then I've found they're already there. I don't know how it's managed.

Probably the reason for the longer than usual sync times with RM.

You can now download and add 56 more (2.0 Profiles Rig Pack) from the main Kemper download site.

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Well done on exploring new genres, you're on the right track , sounds more like a Rhythm & Blues track to my ears , the horns did a good role in this

If you need further reference , you don't want to miss this : killer arrangements , tones & guitars

Thanks Renaud! I think I'm one-step closer to doing some EDM.

I've been wanting to create one of those repeatable bass - beat riffs like in dance music and then build on top of it. Blame my trigger finger recovery for me doing something weird like this. I really don't know those genres well.

Believe it or not, I used a Squire Contemporary Strat that I modified with locking tuners, roller trees, and a brass block. Middle pickup with Fender Champion Profile for rhythm and Peavey 6505 Profile with position 4 for lead. I think I turned it into a really nice sounding guitar. Arturia Lab V on synths -- which is a giant rabbit hole to find the appropriate tones, and then you still have 100's more suitable choices. Bass on Ampeg SVT with ADA Flanger. Superior Drummer 3.

It's probably a good suggestion to do the "init globals" whenever you lose output. It happened to me once a few years ago and that was the trick to get it back. I have zero idea what caused it. I'm sure I changed something I wasn't supposed to.

I suggest you keep things as simple as possible. For lead tones you can just increase the Rhythm gain or add a Lead Boost or a Dist stomp, and maybe a delay.