I recognized the kemper gain structure on red. But I may be wrong. A sound much like real Marshall imo but as you don’t use the same IR it’s difficult . Also noticed a lot of aliasing on red. I think it’s because of the drive pedal into the digital device, too much high frequency harmonics leads to artefacts.
I guess all digital amp models are sensitive in high gain modes, the Kemper has always has those annoying artefacts specially when doing pinch harmonics, and also other digital amps react like that, when pushing them too much.
@@AcysLounge AxeFxIII is the best for high gain in my own experience. Tested aliasing too and it’s also a lot lower than any other digital devices. The only thing that could compete is TH-U Overloud at 192kHz with oversampling max.
@@notalkguitarampplug-insrev784 With already high gain captured NAM files without kicking their balls with an additional overdrive, aliasing is also very good, on some I did not notice any aliasing at all, different to my Kemper. NAM also sound much more like the real amp in front of me than the Kemper. Been playing 2203er since 82, and when starting a good NAM 2203 file, it just feels like coming home. Did not happen like this with the Kemper, almost all of the 2203 profiles sound pretty different to the real thing from my sight. Did buy plenty of Kemper rigs from Andy, MBritt, and Top Jimi, but most often you could see in the Rig Manger that these rigs been modded, before sale. NAM files do not offer this, and this is a point that I like pretty much on this system. :-)
@@notalkguitarampplug-insrev784Actually I tested the Axe FX for some weeks and didn't like it for two reasons: a) I spend to much time on the Axe FX instead of the guitar. b) Most of the Amps sounded for me "oversubscriped" meaning it sounded stronger like the amp than what I was desiring. A Kemper with e.g. MBritt profile does the thing for me. Of course this is different for everyone! Only for the bass I am not willing to invest in a second Kemper... even used they are still really costly. P.S.: Driving the Kemper in front with a drive instead of using the internal drives or a loop was always problematic for me. A drawback, if you want e germanium fuzz to work together with the guitar electronics. Maybe this was also done here?
Cool, NAM kannte ich noch gar nicht! Ich suche immer noch nach einer günstigen Alternative für Bass. Für den Kemper gibt es ja ganz hervorragende Profile, aber ein zweiter Kemper ist mir zu teuer. Mir sagt das A Profil mehr zu... es kommt mir höhenreicher und dynamischer vor. Im Mix sticht das denke ich besser hervor. Ich meine da aber Artefakte zu hören, die Kemper untypisch sind und rate deshalb mal locker, der Kemper ist B.
Ich finde Deine Produkte und dein Spiel ja toll - aber Du solltest dann doch mal langsam lernen, wie man Text in ein Video einbindet statt die Fingerzeigerei. Wenn Du schon partout nix sagen willst...
I recognized the kemper gain structure on red. But I may be wrong.
A sound much like real Marshall imo but as you don’t use the same IR it’s difficult .
Also noticed a lot of aliasing on red.
I think it’s because of the drive pedal into the digital device, too much high frequency harmonics leads to artefacts.
I guess all digital amp models are sensitive in high gain modes, the Kemper has always has those annoying artefacts specially when doing pinch harmonics, and also other digital amps react like that, when pushing them too much.
@@AcysLounge AxeFxIII is the best for high gain in my own experience. Tested aliasing too and it’s also a lot lower than any other digital devices.
The only thing that could compete is TH-U Overloud at 192kHz with oversampling max.
@@notalkguitarampplug-insrev784 With already high gain captured NAM files without kicking their balls with an additional overdrive, aliasing is also very good, on some I did not notice any aliasing at all, different to my Kemper. NAM also sound much more like the real amp in front of me than the Kemper. Been playing 2203er since 82, and when starting a good NAM 2203 file, it just feels like coming home. Did not happen like this with the Kemper, almost all of the 2203 profiles sound pretty different to the real thing from my sight. Did buy plenty of Kemper rigs from Andy, MBritt, and Top Jimi, but most often you could see in the Rig Manger that these rigs been modded, before sale. NAM files do not offer this, and this is a point that I like pretty much on this system. :-)
@@notalkguitarampplug-insrev784Actually I tested the Axe FX for some weeks and didn't like it for two reasons:
a) I spend to much time on the Axe FX instead of the guitar.
b) Most of the Amps sounded for me "oversubscriped" meaning it sounded stronger like the amp than what I was desiring.
A Kemper with e.g. MBritt profile does the thing for me.
Of course this is different for everyone!
Only for the bass I am not willing to invest in a second Kemper... even used they are still really costly.
P.S.: Driving the Kemper in front with a drive instead of using the internal drives or a loop was always problematic for me. A drawback, if you want e germanium fuzz to work together with the guitar electronics. Maybe this was also done here?
Cool, NAM kannte ich noch gar nicht!
Ich suche immer noch nach einer günstigen Alternative für Bass. Für den Kemper gibt es ja ganz hervorragende Profile, aber ein zweiter Kemper ist mir zu teuer.
Mir sagt das A Profil mehr zu... es kommt mir höhenreicher und dynamischer vor. Im Mix sticht das denke ich besser hervor. Ich meine da aber Artefakte zu hören, die Kemper untypisch sind und rate deshalb mal locker, der Kemper ist B.
Quite the opposite in my case, found lot of artefacts noises in B…
@@notalkguitarampplug-insrev784 As a user of a device, you typically hear its artefacts less... this would explain.
Warum ein "zweiter" Kemper?
@@AcysLounge Für den Bass, der klingt über den Kemper nämlich viel besser als über mein Bass Multieffekt.
Ich finde Deine Produkte und dein Spiel ja toll - aber Du solltest dann doch mal langsam lernen, wie man Text in ein Video einbindet statt die Fingerzeigerei. Wenn Du schon partout nix sagen willst...
Alles wichtige steht im Info Text unter dem Video.