Kemper Rig Check - Trivium's Matt Heafy 

Sorry to be so off topic but does any of you know of a tool to get back into an instagram account..? I was stupid lost my password. I would love any assistance you can offer me

@Eric Matthias instablaster ;)

Mattycakes they’re not on same level as Metallica or Iron Maiden. Unfortunately, this is about as far you go with a successful metal band these days. To make them a commercial success, they’d have to “sell out” and create poppy music to appease the generic crowd. I like them just the way they are now.

I the 80s they would have a private jet. In an intervew Misha from Periphery said that albums and shows didn’t pay the bills, he earned money via RU-vid, endorsements and selling merchandising.

Welcome to the family. You won't regret it!

I feel you man I was the same way till I recently purchased the powerhead.

@David James curious to hear too.. I have a little over a year with my Kemper Powerhead. It's a monster.

Very happy with my profiler for studio monitors use, impressive. Still fighting to get that tone on a real amp (even bought the Kemper Kone for my 1x12). What’s your experience with real cabs for in the room feeling?

hahahaha i appreciate the laugh my friend!

Until The World Goes Cold?

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I believe he's talking about the profile he uses. Not that there is a separate TS built-in on the Kemper, or a physical pedal.

Or, in case I misread. Yes, when you profile with the Kemper, you profile your entire rig including pedals, the cabinet, etc. If you had a chorus pedal active, you will have it "built-in" on your profile. You cannot "change" cabinets or effects after the fact. You will need to create a new profile, if you prefer to use a Mesa cab instead of Marshall, for example.

Chae H with good IRs they all sound comparable. And it's not like Trivium is running models of clean boutique amps in their Kemper. They're only using the 5150 models ffs.

I guess our main tone is a rig kind of from someone else, I believe it is a Colin Richardson setting of an Andy Sneap rig.

Thanks:')

I think it's a custom profile that they made with Colin Richardson. I don't think its commercially available.

I’m pretty sure they’ve used the Shure Wireless for quite Sometime. I might be mistaken though

Weasel Lia Thats for his roadie to use while changing strings.

For their guitar tech, dummy

I think he said 15 to 60 minutes.