Bury a USA Strat, Tele and Les Paul ? Definitely not. I sense like a bit of irony from you.
I'm searching on a method to better simulating a metallic covered pickup starting from a non-covered pickup and a delay at 2 ms in front of the amp yields interesting results.
But i am just a profiler amp user and not an audio equipment manufacturer.
Hello everyone,
I’m writing this post for all Kemper users who wish they could benefit from guitar profiles or guitar simulations. Like many of you, I really wanted the Kemper team to offer this feature, but I also understand their official stance against getting into guitar profiling. While it can be a bit frustrating, they did provide us with an Acoustic Simulation effect in the stomp slots.
Having previously tried to simulate other types of guitars using a graphic EQ placed before the amp profile, I came up with the idea of leveraging AI to explore this concept. I asked Google AI to help me build this kind of simulation. For this project, I used an Aria Pro II RS Series guitar, relying exclusively on its bridge humbucker (a humbucker with a rather moderate output level).
The AI suggested combining the following parameters:
For each requested simulation, it provided a complete set of parameters for all the effects mentioned above. Using my own knowledge of the guitars I wanted to emulate—focusing on specific personality traits (and I must admit, I haven't played them all, but I have a strong personal sense of how some of them should sound)—and through numerous iterations back and forth with the AI, I managed to get very close to what I felt was the authentic tone of these instruments.
I spent about 1 to 2 hours per model fine-tuning the effects to achieve this. Of course, I am not claiming that these settings can replace the actual physical guitars, nor that they are perfectly identical, but I am very satisfied with the results. Some models are outside my primary expertise, so those might be further away from the originals. While I targeted very specific historical models, the goal is clearly to simulate a style or type of guitar rather than an exact replica.
Hopefully, this collaborative approach can inspire the Kemper team.
To give you an idea of how the AI utilizes these effects:
I will spare you the fine-tuning details for now (though I can provide more technical specifics if anyone is interested), but the AI seems to know exactly what to do with each parameter of every effect to bring out or tone down specific characteristics of the target guitar.
Here is the list of simulated guitars along with the audio clip (the order of the list matches the audio track):
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Thanks a lot.
How does the sidechain compressor work ? which sidechain is used ? Send-Return external loop ?
OS 14.2.0 Public Beta - but where's the Rig Manager 4.2.13
I had the 4.2.12 and it's "up to date".
Thanks a lot,
I found the button.
I use an expression pedal as pitch pedal and sometimes my sound is detuned because of the "morphing by switchs" function.
If i stay too long my foot on a switch, my sound detune while it's not that i want.
How can i desactivate this function "morph by the switch" ?
It would be nice if the Pedal pitch effect allows to go from 0 to 0,5, for finer detuning.
Parametric Eq on (Main) output would be better !
Don't forget to LIKE, if you like my proposal.
It could be a good addition.
A tonematch as a stomp would be useful too.
A function to assign the main volume just to one stage performance, would be very useful.
It allows to set the volume of all rigs of one performance, just with the volume button, without change the volume of the other performances.
I would like the sound gradualy move from the right to the left side of the stereo field and vice versa.
With what effect can i do this ? And how ?
What is clean compensation ?
Where are slicer and auto pan? It's really disappointing...
No need to have an auto pan, the tremolo stomp does this well.
Remote's switchs can be use to control morph parameter.
Can we set the morphing speed ?
That's it !
I modified all my rigs volumes one by one. - 5dB for each rig. 30 rigs.
What a joy !
I play with one performance per song, with sometime, 3, 4 or even 5 rigs in one song.
In rehearsal, i play one song, and after playing, i readjust if necessary the volume of such a rig, for the next rehearsal.
It works well like this.
I do the same thing after the second song.
But, by doing this, sound levels may drift upwards.