Time to review another pack from ReampZone – Bogner Alchemist! Profiled in any way possible with different channels, mic’s and cabs – this pack offers a lot of tonal variety for your pleasure! Described by ReampZone as real rock amp with fantastic cleans, smooth crunch and a great high gain sound puts it right up where it belongs!
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I was blown away by the profiles in Peter’s Crazy Profiles Mega Pack that were boosted by fuzz pedals. Blown away!! I know fuzz isn’t for everyone and sometimes it’s not even for me… but I found these profiles really inspiring and fun to just noodle around with. And isn’t that just what life should about – having fun! (I won’t put a questionmark after that,,,)
So, the pedals used in these profiles are Grim Face Fuzz, Klirrton Lichtbringer, EHX Big Muff, EHX Big Muff DeLuxe, Tubescreamer and TS808. In different combinations and with different amps, some with effects added but I have changed some of them in the video as well.
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Time to feature a new profiler so here is the PVY 6505 Plus Kemper profile pack from Contryside Profiles! These profiles recreates the sound from a Peavey 6505+ combo and we’re talking heavy gain stuff here…
All the profiles in this pack are direct profiles but they come loaded with a cab (ORNG 412 IR which presumably is an Orange 4×12 cab). Some nice pedals have been used for some of the profiles as well: Fort 33, Fort Blade, Hrzn Devices P-Drive and TS808.
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Time for a demo of Mattfig’s latest Kemper profile pack – Slodano! These profiles recreates the sound from a 2020 SLO30 amplifier, the pack comes with 72 studio and direct profiles. As always it’s a mix going from clean to high gain and some are boosted with KHDK Ghoul Screamer TS Boost. Right now as I write this you can get the pack for half the price, see more in the link to Mattfig’s webshop below.
Key to the profile names:
412#1 is a SLO 412 with V30s.
412#2 is an Orange 412 with Heritage speakers.
412 Mix#1 is 3 1971 Marshall 412s with Greenbacks and V30s.
412 Mix#2 is a Marshall, SLO, and Orange 412.
212 is Mesa with Celestion EVH and V30.
212Mix is Bogner OS 212 and Mesa 212.
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Here we go again with more profiles recreating the sound of a Friedman BE 100 – it’s the BE Evolved from Live Ready Sound! And it not your standard BE 100 either, it’s a modded according to the info on Live Ready Sounds webpage: “This head was custom modded to have a Depth dial with a 3 way frequency selection, variable negative feed back dial and a gain stage mod to give more clarity and a little less compression to the gain.”
A little extra you could say! A plethora of cabs and mic’s have been used to capture this unique amplifier, you better see the info, again of course on Live Ready Sounds webpage – link provided further down!
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Is it a bird? Or a plane?! No, it’s Mattfigs new Kemper profile pack – the JTM45! Based on a classic Marshall amplifier model this is bound to give you a genuine Marshall sound. The first iteration of the Marshall came out in 1963 (according to Wikipedia, Marshall claims 1962!), more or less copying the Fender Bassman. Now that is a cool amp but Marshall is Marshall, like it or hate it!
You will find a good variation in this profile pack, if I should give you my personal recommendation it is to try raising the Clarity (amp)parameter. That is not exclusive for these profiles – many times when I feel I am a bit disatisfied with a profile, if the Clarity parameter is set to zero; boosting it gives a good return in many cases.
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With that name it might not be totally obvious that this profile pack recreates the sound from a PRS Archon 100 for your Kemper Profiling Amp. Or maybe it’s just me being silly… anyways, this Have Guitar’s demo of this fine pack from Deadlight Studio!
So this Kemper profile pack isn’t that biggest but that doesn’t necessary mean a bad thing, you still get a nice round-up of sounds – from clean to dripping gain. 20 Merged profiles, according to Deadlight Studio a “pretty dark amp” but I don’t know if I would say that about the profiles. (Hint: I wouldn’t say that about these profiles!) More information in the video and of course in the link to Deadlight Studio provided below.
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Time to have a look at another “guitar software” – Revalver 4 from Peavey. Now this has been out for a long time, at least since 2014 from what I can tell. Still worth it? Could be.
So, Revalver 4 features most of what you should expect from a modern software for guitarists; you have a multitude of amp sim’s, pedals, rack units and cabs to choose from and add to that, they are highly customizable. You can combine amps with cabs, choose what microphone to use and the placing of that mic and there is also the possibility to add 3rd party VST plugins via a hosting component.
Revalver 4 is available for both Windows and Mac, it can be run both as a VST plugin or standalone. If you wanna buy it; the fully fledged Peavey Revalver 4 producer pack comes at 99.99 USD or you could buy an update from Revalver 3 for 49.99 USD. There’s an option to buy more amps, pedals etc if you fancy that, personally I would rather have seen that included or added as free updates but that is my personal opinion…
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Video index:
00:44 – About installation & activating the plugin
01:45 – Clean & Crunch demo’s
06:17 – Going through the user interface
10:46 – Gain & High gain demo’s
16:29 – User interface continued
19:20 – Bass demo’s
20:29 – End words
Equipment used:
Peavey Revalver 4
Reaper DAW
Fender American Standard Stratocaster (Shawbucker/Custom 50’s)
Green ‘White Dove’ SG (Lundgren The One humbuckers)
Harley Benton TE70 Black Paisley (Fender Texas Specials)
Epiphone Thunderbird Classic IV Pro (Gibson TB Plus)
Time for a review and demo of Overloud TH-U! TH-U is a software that holds almost everything a guitarist (and a bassist) could ask for – amplifiers (authorized models of real amps as well), cabinets, up to 4 out of 18 different microphones on the cab’s, effects, possibility to tweak the amps in high detail, rig player (kemper-like!) and more! It’s available for both Apple and Windows user, works on many different DAW:s and can also be run as a standalone software!
Pfew, that is a lot! But does it play well? That is the question that I am trying to work out in this review/demo video. It’s a looong video so I have included an index, see further down this description. And still I could have made it longer as there are some features I haven’t included like the built-in looper, the Amp Tweak technology and more. This is more like an overview where I really more concentrate on how it sounds with plenty of sound demos thrown in.
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Video index:
01:07 – Installation and get sound from the plugin
02:50 – Overloud TH-U presets demo #1
06:16 – Graphical interface overview
09:00 – Sensitivity control, with sound demo
10:06 – Interface continued
11:27 – Overloud TH-U presets demo #2
14:49 – Menus overview
15:50 – Overloud TH-U BASS presets demo
17:14 – Amp’s without effects sound demo
19:39 – Rig Player overview & sound demo
25:09 – Creating a “clean sound” rig
29:39 – Creating a “gain sound” rig
36:15 – End words/Conclusion
Equipment used:
Overloud TH-U
Reaper DAW
Fender American Standard Stratocaster (Shawbucker/Custom 50’s)
Green ‘White Dove’ SG (Lundgren The One humbuckers)
Harley Benton TE70 Black Paisley (Fender Texas Specials)
Epiphone Thunderbird Classic IV Pro (Gibson TB Plus)
ESP Phoenix II (Seymour Duncan JB/’59)
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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