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Guitarists who wanted to use realistic amp emulations have been able to use profiler amps from Kemper for years: https://www.kemper-amps.com/products/profiler/l
by manmal 4y ago
Guitarists who wanted to use realistic amp emulations have been able to use profiler amps from Kemper for years: https://www.kemper-amps.com/products/profiler/line-up https://www.kemper-amps.com/products/profiler/line-up
With those you can either load profiles (models) made by other people, or „profile“ your own amps or pedals by playing back and at the same time recording a 2-3 minute track (sounds like various kinds of white & pink noise) through them.
I have one at home, and it sounds incredibly good. Once you‘ve loaded a bunch of amps into a van after an exhausting gig you come to appreciate having a lightweight option instead.
- williamcotton 4y agoAlthough I don’t use an amp modeler I ripped the guts out of my Twin Reverb and replaced the heavy ceramic speakers with neodymium speakers and an external solid-state amp head from Quilter. No more moving cart for gigging and I still have a pleasure of standing next to an open-backed 2x12! I’m too much of a minimalist for a modeling amp. I want physical dials and switches that are easily tweaked during performance and I want to be familiar with the entire range of settings along the audio path!