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I like this fuzz! :) Phaseman Fuzzion
Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2014 9:50 am
by AC128
Re: I like this fuzz! :) Phaseman Fuzzion
Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2014 1:27 pm
by Moose
Soundcloud description:
"Soft Shaper -> Lowpass Filter -> 4-stage Phaser -> Bassman 50w head profile
#fuzz #kemper #profiler"
So as I understand it, this is a profile obtainable on the Kemper Profiling amp?
I must admit, I'm not really a fan of modelling amps and so forth, having used Line6 Spider amps, and also NI's Guitar Rig. I know the Kemper in particularly is VERY highly reputed as modelling goes, but I just prefer having a straightforward amp and pedals
It's a nice sound, don't get me wrong, but I just don't gel well with modelling.
Re: I like this fuzz! :) Phaseman Fuzzion
Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2014 6:41 pm
by univalve
Afaik ac128 did kemper Demos on the musikmesse.
Re: I like this fuzz! :) Phaseman Fuzzion
Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2014 7:44 pm
by D.o.S.
I really dig the phaser on that clip.
Re: I like this fuzz! :) Phaseman Fuzzion
Posted: Wed Oct 22, 2014 8:12 am
by AC128
Moose wrote:Soundcloud description:
"Soft Shaper -> Lowpass Filter -> 4-stage Phaser -> Bassman 50w head profile
#fuzz #kemper #profiler"
So as I understand it, this is a profile obtainable on the Kemper Profiling amp?
I must admit, I'm not really a fan of modelling amps and so forth, having used Line6 Spider amps, and also NI's Guitar Rig. I know the Kemper in particularly is VERY highly reputed as modelling goes, but I just prefer having a straightforward amp and pedals
It's a nice sound, don't get me wrong, but I just don't gel well with modelling.
I know and played the 'amps' you list above, and couldn't agree more. I couldn't live with modeling either.
I still have my tube amps and dozens of (fuzz)pedals, but while I might be somewhat biased because I've been using the Kemper for so long, it's a totally different thing than 'modeling'.
First of all it feels very different from playing a modeler, it feels like playing an amp - but being able to create sick sounds by switching transistors and diodes on a pedal and profiling that pedal in front of a good tube amp with a nice mic (I really like the MXL R144 at the moment in front of a 1x12 cab with a Cannabis Rex) and therefore making that sound instantly available - that's what blew my mind...

Re: I like this fuzz! :) Phaseman Fuzzion
Posted: Wed Oct 22, 2014 8:33 am
by Moose
I will admit, I am not an expert on the Kemper amp by any means. At all
I can't say I've ever come across a bad review of it, I think it's probably just my own ignorance that makes me mentally lump it in with modelling amps haha so sorry if I caused any offence by sticking it into that category! I suspect it's one of those things whereby I need to actually try it out myself to overcome my own bias.
Listening back to the clip again, that phaser does indeed sound awesome though

Re: I like this fuzz! :) Phaseman Fuzzion
Posted: Wed Oct 22, 2014 12:47 pm
by AC128
added another clip with a 'dirty B3'-type sound I like
Moose wrote:I will admit, I am not an expert on the Kemper amp by any means. At all
I can't say I've ever come across a bad review of it, I think it's probably just my own ignorance that makes me mentally lump it in with modelling amps haha so sorry if I caused any offence by sticking it into that category! I suspect it's one of those things whereby I need to actually try it out myself to overcome my own bias.
no worries.
it IS a digital guitar preamp, so it's not at all surprising many think of it as '
great, another modeler'
we have been practically conditioned to dislike modeling.
D.o.S. wrote:I really dig the phaser on that clip.
Moose wrote:Listening back to the clip again, that phaser does indeed sound awesome though

FWIW it is set after the fuzz, but before crunchy amp.