Will Putney Kemper Bundle - In Depth Look 1
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- www.stltones.com
Famed producer Will Putney has joined forces with STL Tones to create his own personal Producer Kemper Bundle. Using many of Will's go to guitar amp/cab/pedal setups, this signature collection showcases virtually all of Will's rhythm guitar recording setups. Will's personal bundle contains a total of 103 studio profiles. There are 76 “mix ready” profiles, which have been cloned from many of his recognized signature guitar tones heard on many of his mixes, as well as raw isolated amp tones from 14 different modern and boutique amps in his collection.
The producer series, developed by STL Tones, is a series of meticulously crafted Kemper bundles, combined with state of the art outboard gear, microphones, pedals, and mixing tools, implemented to get you as close to the producer's personal guitar tones as possible.
Will Putney is an American producer, mixer, and engineer based in Jersey City, New Jersey. He has worked with a number of prominent bands, most notably Every Time I Die, The Amity Affliction, The Acacia Strain, Body Count, Thy Art Is Murder, Northlane, Gojira, Silent Planet, After the Burial, For Today, Stray From The Path and Counterparts. STL Tones is excited to bring Will's personal guitar tones to the world with his Producer Kemper Bundle. A full look into Will’s diverse discography can be viewed at graphicnatureau....
HOLY FUCK his tones are fucking huge
WANTS IN DEPTH LOOK PART 2, and I already bought the pack.
Are these profiles capable of achieving that "amp in the room tone" via guitar cab and tube power amp or are these profiles only work best in a studio situation?
What amp is he using on this song? I believe its Wage War right? Great new band.... what amps used on that????
EngineeringTheEnemy1 they're gideon, song is called cursed
Kind of upset theres no bass profiles from what I can see :(
...yeah... but considering there's info out there that he uses synths and other techniques to do (or at least supplement) bass quite often (depending in the situation), bass is kind of a wild card, especially when drop tuning. Very few have the properly treated studio and monitoring to hear bass accurately... let alone sub bass. Hell... even most mastering guy's don't have a room big enough for 20hz to complete a full cycle... this even includes guy's mastering Grammy nominated/winning albums.
They’re out now :)
Is it worth the money? How do they sound with emgs, anyone?
If you can afford a kemper, I don't think swapping out pick ups is out of your budget, haha.
GangstarapMadeMeDoIt probably really good since emgs are really good
The only ppl who say emgs are bad are either mediocre players or dial crap tones