A stomp delay, OK, we need one for sure...
And a spring reverb too...
And what about a stomp reverb for vintage sounds where the reverb may be slighty overdriven or tremoloed ?
Posts by lohworm
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Really love the Diezel and the ENGL...
They work great with the "Rose Of Sharyn" DI tracks...
=> These really are mix-ready profiles !
They should become my 'go-to' rigs for higain rythm tracking...Thousands thanks Lasse !
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they should do a sort of teasing and leaking some alpha-screenshots...
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that there is a big chance that those leds will fail
The real problem is how big can you estimate that chance, without being cheated by the "complaint-on-internet magnifier effect"...
How much people with failed led can you count on this forum ? 10 ? 20 ? 100 ? More ?
How many people in the world with failed leds will come and relate it on this forum ? 10% ? 20% ? 50 % ? More ?
How many units have been sold in the whole world ?
Without this figures, how can you estimate a reliable chance to have failing leds, to the point you renounce to buy one of the greatest guitar gear of these last years ?
Personaly, I can't, so I bought and 'alea jacta est' -
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I do agree that a software editor is far less required than a serious librarian with a database and tagging, ranking, sorting, filtering features...
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Yes, there are plans but no official roadmap or release planning...
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Does the Axe have a librarian (database, tagging, queries...) ?
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Hi and welcome !
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Hello and welcome !
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I was under the impression that the Kemper is able to profile any guitar sound it hears
Oh, absolutely not : it profiles real amps it is physically connected to through a microphone, to get the sound of the amp, and a cable to send probe sound...
So, it's not a "tone matching device" but some kind of measurement tool of real gear...which it's far better IMHO...[EDIT : this, here under, is badly explained, see the answers below]
Some people starts with a profile of an amps souding close to the tone to match, then use tools like Ozone for the final EQ matching...See the work of metal tones matching by nakedzen : My metal pack blog (updated 9/8/13)
[EDIT] more detailed answer
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If the profiled amp has by itself a constant hum sound, it will be present in the profile too ?
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A Performance should have an option page...
In this option page, a 'shared tap tempo' checkbox.
If checked,then any tempo tapped in any slot of the performance would be shared and applied to all the slots in the performance.
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my new plan is to go down to 10 -20 profiles in say 120 rigs , and to master them up to perfection ....
this is about 10 -20 of those with WOW ! factorI have the same kind of goal...But to achieve that, I'm waiting for a librarian software !
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This is the limit of reliability of a poll : it only indicates the opinion of the voting people...But it's interesting anyway because it feeds the debate
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I'm simply surprised to see on the first hand : the five (at least) first pages of 'features request forum' are full of workflow improvement, different behaviors of buttons/menus/knobs, ideas of profiles combining, profile in stomps, rigs management and so on...
And on the other hand, the top of the poll is a polyphonic tuner...Why should it be condescendant to feel quite weird such an discrepancy ?
([EDIT] not sure of the correct use of english idioms)
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interested inmotivated to vote for a polyphonic tuner than anything else improving usability or workflow...weird... -
I mean I'm not sure that technically the software section devoted to stomps may execute profiled algorithm too, or only modelled algorithm...Only a Kemper tech, or CK himself can answer to this...