My question (just a question) was: are we gonna see all rigs seller pop in our conversation to make promo on their stuff when we discuss here as users?
It includes ''respected rig SELLERS''
Posts by DennisJ
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Andy is well respected as both a vendor and a contributor. He offered some helpful information. Show a little respect.
I dont show respect when someone ask me to show respect . You sounds like a slave master . Dude show some respect to contrary opinions than yours
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''Still not as good as my tube amps...Arrrggggh!''
thats allowed you know to use both, your Kemper and your tube amp (separately or at the same time) and be happy with whatever satisfied you so you wont have to complain on Forums.
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Is it possible to get PC sounds, such as online backing tracks, though the Kemper headphone jack? My set up is a bit complicated as I am using the Kemper FX loop and 4 cable method to also run a tube amp into the interface and use kemper IR's and fx with it. The Kemper headphone jack blows my audio interface away as far as sound.
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Very bad idea. you need a little console or mixer to take care of that. Plug your computer outbut and kemper output to the mixer and THEN listen to the mixer headphone output. Dont try to cut money on that you'll end up with bad results just to save some$
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im having this error message everytime i delete rig on Rig Manager. resolving issue with holding rig button and turn it on. im i deleting them wrong ? do i need to delete my rigs different with way ?
Delete with Rig Manager thats all
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If you have tube amps you like, and you seem to have the equipment to mic them, create your own profiles. It takes some practice, but this is what the KPA has been initially made for.
Although profiles created by other people probably can sound great, they are not YOUR tone by default.
I dont care I want the rigs I buy from great cies
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Are the new reverbs suppose to show up under the "Rverb" fx tab? They are not there for me. They are in my main menu of FX but they will not load from their either. I loaded the new update, restored factory rigs and presets and the Kemper restarted but no reverbs.
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Impossible your update is not completed then. Update again and look if it says SUCCESSFULL
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I read through so many same topics of KPA users who compare their sound from PA to a [put any brand] Head with a Cab.
In my band setting, i "compete" with a Marshall JCM900 and a Keyboard (i guess you don't care for that brand
) - i have a graphic EQ on every single profile. With that EQ i cut out lows (usually below 150) and the highs (usually above 5500). For heavier stuff (e.g. with palm muted gain sounds) i can drive up the 80hz/160hz to get some oompf, and adjust the hights (1250/5000) to take off some edges.This only works, if i'm happy with the rest of the profile of course.
I then test the sound over the PA in the band setting to adjust. If i'm completely off, i usually start over.
For my 2x12 cab, i compared the PA output (which is mainly flat with a low-cut at around 80hz) to the powered monitor output and adjusted the EQ to sound as close as possible to the PA.
This works really well, and i blow everything out of my way. Here is a link to a soundcheck video. The right guitar (the one next to the keys) is kemper powered and i think it really cuts through nicely: Soundcheck Kemper powered Guitar
Thank you so much do you use an external graphic eq or the one inside the Kemper???
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well we equipt TRV (SRV offcical touring tribute) - with a setlist of exclusive rigs for this purpose, - Mostly fender brownface and blackface delux's with a few editions.
With SRV you need the tightness of the bass strings but looseness of the others, its hard to get via a normal rig (He used varible string gauges same as Hendrix used too), so a lot of post is needed, - but you can start with putting your strat on the neck, raising the "Clarity" and "Definition" until you get a equal balance of his !Quack! sound.., then adjust from that point..
Good luck though!
Also just curious are we gonna see all rigs seller pop in our conversation to make promo on their stuff when we discuss here as users?
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well we equipt TRV (SRV offcical touring tribute) - with a setlist of exclusive rigs for this purpose, - Mostly fender brownface and blackface delux's with a few editions.
With SRV you need the tightness of the bass strings but looseness of the others, its hard to get via a normal rig (He used varible string gauges same as Hendrix used too), so a lot of post is needed, - but you can start with putting your strat on the neck, raising the "Clarity" and "Definition" until you get a equal balance of his !Quack! sound.., then adjust from that point..
Good luck though!
Allright but what guitar and pick up do you suggest for it? Coz getting rigs is only a part of the game
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If there’s another guitarist in your band don’t worry about tweaking EQ, just make sure you’re louder than they are. (This is a joke, but you know it’s true!)
No I mean we hear the keyboard more and to be heard I gotta boost presence and treble on every rigs. Then its fine But at home it's too much treble and presence
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I didn't mean it has a sound, but it is flat. It's 1's and 0's at the end of the day.
We all choose digital because at a certain point the convenience of it in many ways is just easier to handle and maintain. But listening to a CD vs Vinyl is a completely different experience. And I'm talking true vinyl, not the stuff they make now which was all digitally recorded, mixed, mastered, etc.
My point was mainly about the "flatness" or "coldness" of digital sound. I've experienced this with other devices, which in my mind makes it more of a reality one has to accept and adapt to. Though, it's definitely improved from decades past which means it will probably continue to improve.
I disagree 1000% with you. But I won't debate it with you, coz you're the kind of person that think he is right and it will be an endless debate
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digital does not have a sound.
otherwise, how could you have perfect sonic representations of 'classic' performances on a CD?
I agree 1000% with you.
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I've been going through the new rigs one by one in Rig Manager and previewing them on the Profiler, keeping the ones I like and skipping those that already exist.
But are the older / existing rigs updated? Should I just import them all?
Note: I've avoided doing this because I've had bad duplication issues in the past, where I updated the 5.1 or 5.5 content (I forget which) and all of the sudden I had dups of butt-loads of rigs. That took a LONG TIME to clean up. However, I just did a test, uploading the first 3 rigs in the 5.7 content, only one of them with a new name, and there are no dups.
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I dont even care about the basic Factory rigs. I BUY rigs every week , and dowload from RE too, and got enough job fine tuning every rigs and choosing the best . It depends also on the guitar I use so I indicate Les Paul or Gibson retc on every rig as I fine tune. You should try to get the best you can instead of the basic factory ''ordinary'' preset . Buy some you'll see how good some are and it's not expensive . Download some on RE Come on !
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We all got "shit ears".
What ??? certainly not me Please speak for yourself
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Just a remark. It is funny but all the sounds I create at home are more warm and got more bass. But when I go practice with my bands it is lost in the mix a little so I have to add treble and presence to be heard. Is it the same to you? I mean it is not really a problem for me it is probably normal
I was just wondering if it was the same for you ???
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I was like you before , anything on my sound was bad unless it's stereo . Or til it's stereo. Then with time I realised that stereo is a mirage. So I work in mono til it sounds good in mono (its harder) then if I can I put it in stereo, But stereo is not the goal . I mean the goal is to sound very good in mono... and stereo comes after. And if it,s impossible I dont care coz it's already good in mono. Get it?
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With my stage guitars, I use Clean Sense= 4.5, and Distortion Sense = -0.5 But, I think it depends on the specific guitars someone is using, and even more on the gain range and tonal variety of the Rigs being used. I use squeaky '80s clean to Modern high gain, and guitars ranging from a Telecaster to Super Strats to Les Pauls. I don't change the input settings for the different guitars - I want them to sound different from each other.
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I read a lot of thread of members about the sound of the Kemper sounding better on headphone than speakers and they wanted to sound as good as headphone . So I am very suprised that it's the contrary for you. LOL maybe you should meet
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glad to hear it worked out for you.
but,
DennisJ was trying to help you and your response was indeed rude.
You're new to this forum, so I'll point out that we value friendliness, respect and politeness here quite a bit and that such a behaviour isn't acceptable.
no harm done, but please be aware that this is not TGP or other forums were such comments are the norm.
thank you
Exactly I agree with the moderator. So please let's try to be polite both ways in the future.