Clark Kent
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- Jan 23, 2011
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Sure I don't mean to bash this product but just tell my honest opinion which is that some of the Kemper thing is hype but I've said good things about this product also... it's WAY better than Line6 HD modeling for example. The things that made me not want to buy one are things that some people don't even count as deal breakers.
Yes, I'm into middle focused guitar tones since guitars are a middle frequency instrument. Bass frequencies are for bass players and treble frequencies are for vocals so if middle frequencies are not focused guitars won't sound punchy in a mix. Ofcourse some people don't want guitars to be punchy but more on the background. I have listened to your work and those guitars tones. To me they have way too much gain to ever sound tight. When there's that much gain the guitar tone isn't focused anywhere on the spectrum... but that's just the way I hear tone and obviously we don't agree. I'm sure Kemper will have no problems replicating that.
Honestly, everyone who's had negative things to say about the Kemper have never produced tones I've liked in the first place, and everyone who's raved about them and used them on albums successfully have consistently put out tones that I'm into. I don't take gear criticism seriously from people who's opinion on tone I don't trust.
Yes, I'm into middle focused guitar tones since guitars are a middle frequency instrument. Bass frequencies are for bass players and treble frequencies are for vocals so if middle frequencies are not focused guitars won't sound punchy in a mix. Ofcourse some people don't want guitars to be punchy but more on the background. I have listened to your work and those guitars tones. To me they have way too much gain to ever sound tight. When there's that much gain the guitar tone isn't focused anywhere on the spectrum... but that's just the way I hear tone and obviously we don't agree. I'm sure Kemper will have no problems replicating that.