Posts by JerEvil

Quote from spotter

Looks nice.

But a quick question:

https://wickedtones.bigcartel.…ial-armored-amplification says KPA on the photo, but in the description it says "Nerual DSP Quad Cortex". What is correct? And maybe put into the title too.

And is every other pack for the Quad Cortex only or are there more KPA-Packs coming? I really enjoyed your Quick Rod stuff!

Hey thanks for the catch on that! And yes, I will be releasing a bunch more Kemper packs very soon and more official packs in partnership with some excellent builders.

I will get a couple from this pack up on the Rig Exchange in the AM

Hey all!

Wicked Tones is now officially launched! As a heads up, we have multi-pack discounts available at all times. Buy 2 packs, get 50% of a 3rd. Buy 3, get one free. Additionally every Tuesday is "Tulip Tuesday" - save 20% off your entire order.

Discount Codes (enter at checkout):
Buy 2, Get 50% - 2AMPSGETS50

Buy 3, Get One Free - 3AMPSGETS1

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Armored Amplification "Sabot 50" - this pack was done in partnership with James Hudmon, owner/builder at Armored Amps. Aesthetically it looks like a modded Marshall type amp but tonally it is much more akin to a Dual Rec, H&K DuoTone/TriaAmp type thing.

49 profiles. 15 DI, 34 studio.

For more info on the Armored "Sabot 50" pack, click here

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Ground Zero Ampworks "Dirty Bomb" - this pack was done in partnership with Jeremy Joseph, owner/builder at Ground Zero Ampworks. This amp began as a '74 Super Lead that someone modded horribly. Jeremy acquired the amp and it became the guinea pig for his "Hellion" production amp. The Dirty Bomb is a little bit special as it has additional mods developed after the design of the Hellion, so this is a true "one-off" custom.

For more info on the Ground Zero "Dirty Bomb" pack, click here:

For fans of classic British Hard Rock tones all the way up to clanky Modern Metal.

60 profiles. 15 DI, 45 studio

Boosts used:

• Airis Savage Drive MkV

• Walrus Audio Warhorse / Ages

• Fortin Hexdrive

• Wampler Ratsbane

• Earthquaker Plumes

Yep. I make Neural captures all the time with a Torpedo Studio.

Will do the same with my Kemper as soon as it gets here next week.

so I said “f*ck it” and grabbed this guy. Seller accepted a bit of a lower offer so couldn’t say no!

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Welcome back Jeremy!

Your AC15 Profiles in Rig Exchange are awesome!

hey thanks! Glad you’re still digging them! Forgot I even made them! Did you ever try the Splawn ones I made?

The amp builders I’m working with are Ground Zero, Armored and one more that’s still being finalized.

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Welcome back JerEvil

Thanks!

Awesome! Thanks guys!

Hey all! Been years as I said in the title.

Anyway, I’ve got a few amp builders I’ll be working with on profiles, and a good friend offered to let me use his Kemper.

Am I correct in assuming the author name on the profiles would be his name? Any way to change it? Would I have to have him let me register it under my name?

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It took some time..but it´s finall here

NEW PACK OUT!

Based on "Engl Special Edition E570 Preamp with Engl E920 Poweramp!"

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Sheee-it! That sounds brutal!

Quote from PETERFR

@Bilinguitar what kind of music do playing?
MBritt profiles comes alive at stage volume level.

Yeah, it wasn't until I had my Kemper going through my Splawn cabs and tube power amp that the MBritt profiles just came to life! I was not a fan at first either. Michael knows how to capture profiles that translate to live situations for sure.

Quote from Sunshine

I think he has been using one since 2014. This is just based off videos I have seen. It was funny, they came out and did an intro type thing and then Trevor realized the Kemper wasn't on. They kinda stood there until it booted up.

Oh man, that's too funny! I have done sillier sh*t I suppose! I remember hunting around for like 2 minutes mid-song once because my amp went silent until I suddenly realized some moron (not THIS moron) stepped on my tuner! LOL!

Thanks for sharing! LOVE these guys. Been listening to them for ages! Nice to see veteran punker's adopting new fangled tech.

Quote from ashtweth

I think the point is the price for the amount of profiles.
2-3 profiles may not cover a lot of ground in what an amp can do.
It may cover ONE heavy, lead and clean sound
This may not be a lot of variety for different guitars and sounds
COMPARED to other vendors who will give you 2-3 versions of say a clean sound etc.

If you only want one heavy sound and one clean sound (seems like a waste of an amp to me)
Then he is selling the best "sweet spot" for that amp.
Most may be of the opinion that they need a variety of settings to please every one and find the sweet spot (s).

Imagine doing only 2-3 profiles of the Mesa Mark IV, you can get many sounds from it and could be selling the amp short.
But this is not the point.

He has found a few sweet spots i guess and is selling his version of one sweet spot for each sound (lead, clean etc)
I am just posting this to give some advice to vendors to say that the more variety they give in their profiles ...
this will amount to attracting a wider audience

Also €9.99 is not ten bucks its more than that
Euros = more "bucks"

Ash

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Yeah I got their Recto set some time ago. Didn't care for it once I downloaded it. I agree also, cost per profile didn't deliver for me.

Yeah I am ok with honesty! I shall give the volume thing a go!

I usually have pretty moderate volume on the headphones with vocals pretty loud and dry. Still like to hear the backing track enough. I keep the vocals maybe 25% louder than the backing tracks.

Quote from Cederick

Cool, what you have to show?

Did this and posted here quite a while ago:

Soundcloud:

Profiles are from Tim Owens "HAWP" Friedman stuff. Did all guitars, bass and also programmed the drums.

Here's a recent one I did doing some "Hair Rock" with another guy from these forums:

I haven't been on the KPA forums in ages but pretty sure I have some other ones floating around. Anyway, didn't mean to derail your thread!

Nice! I too enjoy doing vocal covers! Killer track!

Quote from lonestargtr

Hi Michael. Just a heads up. The sound clips aren't showing up on my browser? I'm running Crome.

Got the clips fixed. I had switched the Playlist settings on Soundcloud from Private to Public, but didn't realize that each individual track was still set to Private. Should be working now. Sorry.

Do you even Soundcloud bro???

My go-to's were always SinMix, MBritt, Guido and ToneHammer. The Stymphalian Recto is also great.

I'm still crossing my fingers for a comprehensive 3rd Power pack...

Quote from CJGOMEZ

The Colonial is a very useful turn in the Marshall territory, isn't it? I take you are also a Friedman guy, have you tried Britt's Modern Pack. The Bogner Helios is praised, but it's got plenty of stuff like a Pink Taco. It's an option I'm considering. Curiosity killed the cat (about the Guytron).

You know, I do NOT have the modern pack.