It makes sense, doesn't it?
Love Orange amps btw.
Well...I did think that every profiles from major commercial sellers of every famous amp was gonna be glorious haha
Meanwhile, I find that I add more mids than the usual 12 o'clock now though. Also cutting the output bass to my piked DSR112. I don't usually have mids more than noon on real amps.
Update.
Kemper sounding very nice now that I've learn to add more mids than noon.
I have also found the profiles I like. Further, I've probably got used to not having amp in the room feel. I now sound just like the records?
Thank you for all your answers.
My DSR112 reckons the line input is 4 dBu, does this mean I need to set the Kemper output to 4 dB?
I would recommend getting profiles of amps u love in real life.
For the last week I was regretting selling my Rockerverb MKIII for the Kemper. That was until yesterday when I stopped using Mesa Dual Received profiles and actually started using an Orange (with Maxon 808) Profile. Glorious. Sounds pretty much just like the MKIII driven by the 808 which I loved and surprisingly feels the same. The MKIII just feels soft on the hands and ears.
I have never played a Dual Rec to be honest and while I liked the sound the feeling felt hard and lifeless. Maybe that's how dual recs are.
Yeah Krien, we're about on the same page. I thought flat would be flat. How do you know if you're hearing the original profile after monkeying with the EQ?
Exactly. It so happens also that I am a great tweaker....not haha
Love my DSR. Would guess you have your profiles tweaked for the headphones which are usually nowhere near flat. The DSR is fairly flat and super loud. Just a warning. I have developed tinnitis with 2 half hour sessions with this thing full up.
Deadpan. I have not used the Kemper with headphones as I just got it pretty much. To.be honest, I thought a high quality FRFR meant there's no need to adjust as whatever the publisher wants you to hear will be faithfully reproduced. Anyhow, I am using the DSR112 at bedroom volume...maybe that's my problem?
Thanks Heldal. Will tweak some more.
Wonder what Christopher recommends for live powered speakers. Honestly thought the DSR112 was a perfect match.
... had a similar problem using my Line 6 L2t (on the floor) with my KPA ... this made all the difference with regards to getting rid of excessive boom ... not cheap, but well worth it ...
http://www.auralex.com/product/babygramma/
Cheers,
Wolf
Hey Wolf, the babygrandma is unfortunately not available in Australia.
Thanks Heldal. I have read your reply in another thread before.
At the moment, mine is sitting on top of a light small circular coffee table. The sticks are being delivered.
I guess as I'm new to Kemper it would be great if someone can confirm my set-up.
More details...
On low volume the thing is quite boomy...
Hi, all. The Yamaha DSR112 just arrived today. I have waited for it since last Wednesday. Today, it arrived. I had Guidorist profiles ready and my Les Paul decked with new strings.
First chord came. Dammit. Doesn't sound as good the Rockerverb MKIII I just sold. It was Guidorist's Road Queen profile BTW. Been listening to his profiles' demo on YouTube all last week and I was sure the profiles sounded better on my Xperia Z5 than my Orange did.
What am I doing wrong? Below are what my settings were more or less.
DSR112:
Line Level
D-contour off
Hpf off
Volume: 9 o'clock (half way to peak)
Just used a guitar cable running from left Main of Kemper to connect.
Kemper:
Pure Cab: 5.5
Master Volume: 5
Output: Master Left or Main Mono
I never turned cab simulations off.
Is there a magic button somewhere?
Regards
Thanks everybody. Seems easy but I can never get it. It is damn hard to sound like the record. The song socks if you miss out on all the chimes
Thanks everybody.Problem...I've got a Les Paul.
Now that I have a Kemper, nailing the intro to In My Place should be easy right?
Can someone help? I just can't get that ringing full sound. I just got the Kemper yesterday so all help is needed.
