Here’s a nice pack from ToneJunkie – the 65 Twin Verb Kemper profile pack! The pack recreates the sound from a Fender 1965 Twin Reverb, known for its huge, full, warm and bright cleans. You get 40 Studio and 17 Direct profiles for your Kemper in this pack.
As always ToneJunkie provides dynamic and varied profiles and this pack makes no difference in that. Just don’t expect any high gain bonanza because that is just not what ToneJunkie is about!
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If you’re looking for a vintage Zeppelinesque tone then this might be the Kemper profile pack for you: Supro Black Magick from Gold Lion Studio! This pack contains 20 Studio profiles ranging from low to medium gain!
The Supro Black Magick amplifier is a recreation of the same amp that Jimmy Page used. Quote from Supros webpage; “a recreation of one of Rock & Roll music’s holy-grail amplifiers. This all-tube, high-gain blues machine hearkens back to the dimensions, cosmetics and circuitry of the Supro amps from 1959, just like the one loaned by Jimmy Page to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Museum.”
The profiles are dynamic and they are really sensitive to your pick attack, pick loosely for an almost clean tone then attack harder for a vintage roar! Very nice indeed!
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Time to demo the Dirtfwood Purple Nightmare from G1 Productions! The sounds is in the name – High Gain is what this profile pack is all about. Actually I do believe that is kinda what the original amp is all about as well!
The Driftwood amplifiers seems to be awesome beasts and that is reflected in these profiles! They are expensive but judging from the sound they are worth it. The Purpe Nightmare even comes with a built-in Tube Screamer! If you wanna read more about the amp I have provided the link to the product page at Driftwood amps, below.
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It’s a first! A first of what?!! Have Guitar doin’ a demo of a rig library for Overloud’s TH-U! Yep, this video is about the rig library Unchained from Live Ready Sound for the Overloud TH-U!
You might recognize this one as the Unchained pack is also available from Live Ready Sound for the Kemper Profiling Amp. These rigs seeks to recreate the sound of a Metropoulos DVL-1 amp head. According to Metropoulos webpage their vision was to “build the ultimate plexi-style 100-watt amplifier with maximum flexibility and functionality and zero compromise in components, signal purity, and tone”. And it is designed together with William DuVall (of Alice In Chains).
So what does this rig library bring to the table? 144 rigs! These have been created with five different cabinets, five different mic’s and boosted with six different drive pedals – that a massive diversity!
Just a short notice; I haven’t yet reviewed the Overloud TH-U itself yet but that is coming… it is the latest iteration of Overlouds amp sim, available for Windows and IOS. It comes with amps, cabs and a plethora of effects. You can use your own impulse response files (for cab’s) and it can be used for both guitar and bass. One thing that makes this stand out is of course the Rig Player. Described as “allows you to reproduce rig models created by capturing real setups” – well, I think this is the closest you can get to a Kemper without actually buying one. And as you can see in the video it even looks quite like a Kemper toaster unit!
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Time to test out a new profile pack from Live Ready Sound – Martian 2000! This pack recreates the sound from a Marshall DSL100 JCM2000 and yes, it keeps the usual high standards we’re used to see from Live Ready Sound!
The first version of this pack comes with 57 studio profiles and 11 direct profiles, created with a bunch of different mic’s and speakers… check out the link below for more information on this profile pack.
The Marshall JCM2000 seems to be well regarded by guitarists by looking at the discussions online. Judging from these profiles, well I can just concure – it sure sounds sweet to me!
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Equipment used:
Gibson SG Standard 2016 High Performance (490R/498T)
Fender American Standard Stratocaster (Shawbucker/Custom 50’s)
ESP Phoenix II (Seymour Duncan JB/’59)
Kemper Profiling Amp
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The Mesa Flux-Drive is the overdrive pedal for those who want more of all the best things from an overdrive, according to Mesa themselves. Is that so? The Cambridge dictionary states that the word “flux” means “continous change”. Well, that makes no sence what so ever…
As an overdrive the Flux-Drive surely makes the job you’d expect from an overdrive, it really helps shaping what you already got soundwise rather than recreating the tone. The bass and treble controls gives you additional control over the sound, which is always welcome. These EQ controls are just set enough according to me, they will change the sound but not drastically so.
Also I must add that some of the sound demos in the video actually sounds better now, when listening to the video than what I felt about them whilst playing. The Flux-Drive was nice pedal to try out but for me personally – it is not a pedal that I will buy in the future (the pedal in the video was borrowed).
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00:55 – Base sounds for controls demo (Fuchs Blackjack 21 MKII)
01:49 – Flux-Drive Level control
02:55 – Flux-Drive Gain control
04:14 – Flux-Drive Bass control
05:12 – Flux-Drive Treble control
06:26 – Ballad backing track w/wo pedal
07:09 – Clean sound used for presets
08:50 – Gain sound used for presets
09:21 – Preset: Mid Gain Crunch
10:10 – Preset: Singing Solo
11:40 – Preset: Flux Bump
12:57 – Preset: Slam It
13:53 – Presets talk/conclusion
14:54 – ToneJunkie Lowman 65 without pedal
15:52 – ToneJunkie Lowman 65 with pedal
17:03 – Blues backing track w/wo pedal
17:36 – End words
Equipment used:
Mesa Boogie Flux-Drive
ESP Phoenix II (Seymour Duncan JB/’59)
Green ‘White Dove’ SG (Lundgren The One)
Kemper Profiling Amp
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It is not new but it’s a classic – the BOSS Blues Driver BD-2. A well placed product that came out around the time of the ‘blues boom’ of the mid 90’s. It’s an overdrive for the blues players and many others…
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Video index:
00:56 – Clean & Gain sound used for control tests
01:30 – BOSS Blues Driver BD-2 Gain control
02:52 – BOSS Blues Driver BD-2 Level control
03:33 – BOSS Blues Driver BD-2 Tone control
04:44 – BOSS Blues Driver BD-2 Mixed settings
05:46 – Blues backing track with/without the pedal
06:16 – Runthrough of the pedals presets
14:01 – Pink Floydish backing track with/without the pedal
Equipment used:
BOSS Blues Driver BD-2
Fender American Standard Stratocaster (Shawbucker/Custom 50’s)
Green SG ‘White Dove’ (Lundgren The One)
Kemper Profiling Amp
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So here’s the Rendell Diawlo RD45 Kemper profile pack from Deadlight Studios! The pack isn’t that big but compensates in gain levels… you could say that without lying.
Of course this pack is recreating the sound from a Randall Diavlo RD45. They describe the amp as being all about gain and tone and that fits pretty well with these nice profiles!
This profile pack gives you 16 profiles, all channels and gain stages covered. Internal and external boost and even unboosted. What more could you ask for?
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Equipment used:
Harley Benton TE-70 Black Paisley (Fender Texas Specials)
Fender American Standard Stratocaster (Shawbucker/Custom 50’s)
Gibson SG Standard 2016 High Performance (490R/498T)
Schecter Custom E-1 Special Edition VSB (Schecter USA Sunset Strip/Schecter USA Pasadena)
Ibanez DTT700 (DiMarzio D Activator-X)
Ibanez RGDIM6FM-CLF (Fishman Fluence Modern)
Green SG ‘White Dove’ (Lundgren The One)
Kemper Profiling Amp
This is a demo of the VX Kraken from Peter’s Crazy Profile! Note that this amp/these profiles are just one part of Peter’s Kemper Profiles Mega Pack!! The Mega Pack has over 600 profiles and performances and cab – you get the whole pack for less than $10!!!
These profiles recreates the sound from a Victory VX Kraken amplifier. This is a no bull metal amp that has two channels – gain and more gain. Isn’t that just beautiful? Victory Amps describes the amp as “A 50-watt box of glorious gain for hard rock, metal, extended-range and progressive players”. For more info on the actual amp, check out the links below.
I know a lot of people has been asking for a good pack profiles that recreates the Kraken and this might be it for you. I also know the character of the amp is hard to capture with the Kemper – I haven’t played a real Kraken but this sure sounds good to me.
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It’s been a long while since I featured any profiles from Selah Sounds but this is their WZRD Pack for the Kemper Profiling Amp! These profiles seeks to recreate the sound of a Wizard Wizard Modern Classic II amplifier.
The Wizard amps are handmade in Canada and used by artists like Billy Gibbons (ZZ Top) and Lynyrd Skynyrd. According to Selah Sound this is amp reminds about a Marshall but “more percussive than compressed”. The amp features two channel, one is clean and the other one is of course lead/gain. The tone of these profiles are organic and warm, very nice to play to put it simply!
Read more about Wizard amps at the link below or if you fancy the profiles; follow the link to Selah Sounds webshop.
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