Marshall JMP 2203 DI

Thanks for sharing!

Thanks!

Thanks for sharing, mate.

Awesome thanks so much

Great profile, thanks.

Great profile, thanks.

Could you give me, profile with this settings?

(Aldrich)

P15 o'clock..

B 14...

M 17(full)

T14..

Good job man!

Can you profile a new rig with more gain please?

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Can you profile a new rig with more gain please?

because Liquid profiling is only for YouTube😃

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Thanks man, you're very kind!

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Here you go. 2203 with Aldrich settings - https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi…98gzwudgmbxk5emue73o&dl=0

Hope it's ok.

Thank you.I appreciate it.

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For some reason the Kemper won't profile with more gain.... Each time I tried the profiling process would stop a few seconds into starting. Not sure why this is happening?

when you start the profiling it asks if it will be a "clean" or a "distortion" profile: did you choose "distortion"??

Yours profiles are awesome even with Kemper drives a Ownhammer IRs.

Thanks a Lot!,

I've added a 4x12V30 IR, turned Gain and Defintion up to 7 and it Sounds Great!

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“Distorted” is what’s chosen. I’ve done 2 profiles of the amp with no problem, as soon as I turn up the gain it stops. I think the message reads “Input stage clipping” or something to that effect. Even used my original profile as the starting point. I will try again over the weekend.

When you write ‘gain’, is this in reference to the tone or to the input volume? It sounds like you are hitting the Kemper with too much volume going in based on the profiling error message you are getting. You then need to turn down the input until the Kemper can complete a profiling sequence- you can lower the input from the Kemper itself. If you are looking to bump up the volume of the resulting profile, there are some ways to do that. Keep in mind that users can turn up or down the patch, so I would put forward that it’s not really something I’d be concerned over. If the ‘more gain’ is in reference to the tone, a not so well known secret is to profile with less gain, then turn up the gain knob post profiling while editing the sound to get more distortion.

In my case I run the Kemper output with the minus 12 pad engaged, so some patches sound softer, some louder - but I try not to clip the Kemper outputs. The louder patches in the Kemper come out to about -20 dbfs when the -12 pad is engaged on the output page, per my daw audio interface.

In the end it’s really the tone that matters and we can turn up or down the patch from a number of places inside the Kemper.

An input meter during profiling would be nice though.