Kemper - Profiling My Matchless - Is It As Good As The Real Thing? 

Hey dude, where you downloaded ? I wanna too

@ Apparently links have disappeared. They were on this video. I've been visiting The Studio Rats web frequently with the hope of finding more Kemper profiles, but no luck. Truly, the two profiles I downloaded here are some of the best I've heard on my Kemper (I have a lot of paid-for profiles from the most Kemper-popular folks).

@they are still in Rig Exchange, I downloaded them today. They are under “The Studio Rats”

Glad you like them.

How was the feeling with the Quad Cortex?? Is better than the Kemper or is the Same??

I’m glad you like them.

Ill have to look up what that is. but thanks for the advice.

Cheers, the unpowered on.

Always buy the powered version if you can afford it and it's within your budget. Even if you don't use the Poweramp at home too often it nice to have that Poweramp available if one day you want to use it.

@@guitartoneSA Thanks for the info. So basically the powered version does all the same things as the non powered except I’d also have the option to use it for live playing and gigs and such? I think I could swing the extra money if it’s partially useful. I think I would primarily be using this at home with bedroom volumes playing a long to backing tracks and music. I just want to be able to get all these great tones in one box AND achieve a great tone at low volume. So I would probably use good studio monitors. Can’t you also plug this into combo amps that have an effects loop and and basically use that speaker? Thanks!

@@slashtrio Yes the Powered Kemper is identical and does everything the unpowered version does...only difference, the built in Poweramp. Yes you can plug the Kemper into the FX return of any tube amp or solid-state amp and make use of the Poweramp section. In this video I did in a friend's studio we plugged a Kemper Stage into the FX return of a solid state Marshall MGFX100. The audio you're hearing, we miced the room with a Zoom to capture the sound in the room ..it sounded amazing. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fShRn52lqA0.html

@@guitartoneSA thanks really cool and sounds awesome! Well done. Hmm, maybe I don’t need the powered version. I plan to use studio monitors but I also have a katana 100 watt MKIII and an older Marshall 1x12,combo that could presumably replicate what you guys are doing there?

Either using in-ears or through an FRFR speaker

For what it’s worth, the feel is noticeably better than many digital options out there I’ve used, and what’s even better is at any point you can modify the feel using adjustments to the settings. It’s not an easy piece of kit to use, but I’m over the moon happy with what it does for me. Very solid piece of kit.

I am not using a mic.

surprisingly it feels great.

To me feel is not that great. You dont have tubes and speaker to give you fullnes, sustain and air push. You can hear micked sound and this is ok trough monitors and headphones...but its is still unnatural feal that you'll have trough tube amp and speaker with overtones, squeals and natural fullnes/compession...Everything in electric guitar world have some adventages and flaws. I dont want to speak about latency that I can hear...I have kemper and amps and perfer amps in terms of feel by large margine.

One more thing. If someone have profile/rig with "singing" lead tone that doesn't sound thin...let me know I will gladly pay for it ;)

I sold it I couldnt get on with it in the end. Again i think it was in in early stages of the software, i bet its great now.

When you make as many videos as I do you tend to stick to familar parts, 1. becouse Im trying to think about what to say and how best to describe what im trying to review. 2. I am doing a product demo Im not demonstrating how well or not I can play.

@@TheStudioRats Don't be shy Paul, let er rip once in a while !

@@TheStudioRats dont reply...he is cripy obviously. Excellent videos