Hi everyone, 
  
  I've just uploaded a second video where this time I used the Kemper Profiler for the guitar tone. 
  
  The track is from my second solo album which was released in March 2013. 
  
I have mentioned the patches that I used in the Kemper at the end of the video. 
  
The track was recorded and filmed as part of a "promo DVD" for the album. The album is entitled "Living for the Moment". 
  
Hope you enjoy...
 
ps Make sure you've set your player to the highest quality setting (480) works well. 
  
Cheers, 
  
Peter.
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HrVpojftvwI&feature=youtu.be

Peter, That was a great video and a great sound for sure. This was very nicely produced and the Quality was top notch. Nice sounds coming out of those guitars and great playing. Drums were awesome as well. I'm guessing you'll be hanging on to the Kemper Profiler for sure. Seems to do the  trick. Great work.

Peace be with you. Blessings, John

Peter, that was a good demo of the Kemper and your playing.  The production just shines.  Well done.

You had me from the first note.  Great sound and video.  I thought it was phenomenal.

Thanks for watching and your comments guys.
 
Yes, the Kemper is an amazing unit. The fact that the guitars were recorded direct is quite remarkable.
 
I had a lot of fun putting the video together.
 
Cheers,
 
Peter.

Nice!

I like your guitar style. 

enjoyed your line 6 video also. 

what a cool niche you have carved for yourself.

Im gonna go watch some more. 

DJStrick9


Nice!

I like your guitar style. 

enjoyed your line 6 video also. 

what a cool niche you have carved for yourself.

Im gonna go watch some more. 

Thanks DJ, so glad you enjoyed it.
 
Cheers,
 
Peter.

Drool!


nuff said?

Totally first class Peter. A finer showcase of the Kemper Profiler could not possibly be made.

Garry Kiosk

Thanks Mike and Garry,
 
I just wish that I could have kept the unit for a bit longer. I think if one spent a lot of time with it you could get some incredible tones out of it.
 
Had to give it back unfortunately...
 
Cheers,
 
Peter.