I happened to be watching Saturday Night Live a few months ago and saw The Jonas Brothers perform. I will admit to not being super aware of their music but their new song was pretty cool and the band sounded … Continued
Recently, I sat down in my office with YouTube guitar instructor/player/educator/guru Brett Papa for a conversation about the Kemper and a demo of some of my favorite Kemper features: 1. VOLUME DOESN’T MATTER ANYMORE. I love the ability to use … Continued
I know, it’s taken me a while. I made a couple of runs at them. I first started with my original Helix preset pack and tried to pare the presets down but just felt they were somehow “less” than I … Continued
I know, I know. I already have a ton of profiles, why do I need more? The honest answer: I don’t. But I have G.A.S. (Gear Acquisition Syndrome) and feel like there’s always room for improvement. So I’m always looking … Continued
Today’s quick tip is how to store Stomps Presets. Think of the Stomps section as a basic pedalboard. If you’re accustomed to having a stock set of fx pedals that you use on a lot of rigs, it’s really quick … Continued
One of the things I love about the Kemper is the way it grows with me. I’ll think of something I want to do with it and there’s usually a way to achieve it. On some stages my pedalboard is … Continued
I get lots of emails about my rigs and what kinds of tones guitarists might be looking for. I try to put a lot of variety in each pack so hopefully only a couple of packs will be enough for … Continued
What do you get the guitar player who has everything? And by everything… I mean a Kemper. Because he/she already has access to thousands of free rigs on the Kemper Rig Exchange in addition to all of the free Kemper … Continued
Hear the pack here. Be sure to check out the new 3P CSR Profile Pack! Check out my conversation with Jamie Scott from 3rd Power :
It started with the Atomic Amplifire. I had spoken to Tom at Atomic about making some presets for the Amplifire sort of like what I was doing making profiles for the Kemper. It didn’t take long to figure out that … Continued