New song, new video - Shades of Blue (Kemper content)

PJH

Hi everyone,

I've just uploaded a video where 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 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.

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21Fretter

Nice job, enjoy the tune.

Tokai-SA

Great video, Peter.

I like the lighting you used in the video, looks very pro indeed.
The camera work is superb as well, great angles on Larry and yourself.

Once again, top class guitar work on the song, the album is getting daily playtime in the car. 8)

Manfred-Klose

Pretty sweet tone you get there !!!

IceCreamMan

Bravo!!!

PJH

Tokai SA wrote: Great video, Peter.

I like the lighting you used in the video, looks very pro indeed.
The camera work is superb as well, great angles on Larry and yourself.

Once again, top class guitar work on the song, the album is getting daily playtime in the car. 8)

Thanks guys for listening and watching.

Yes, I was getting a bit bored with the existing lighting etc and tried something new. I think it worked out quite well.

Thanks for the comments.

Cheers,

Peter.

sharonzaz

nice vid nice song nice tone and playing.

give logic's modelling a try, i think you'll like it.

IceCreamMan

Tokai SA wrote: Great video, Peter.

I like the lighting you used in the video, looks very pro indeed.
The camera work is superb as well, great angles on Larry and yourself.

Once again, top class guitar work on the song, the album is getting daily playtime in the car. 8)

Peter, you need to update yr website as the last update was moons ago, also this latest album is not available on the site either.

Also are you planning to release on iTunes or similar?

cheers

PJH

Thanks Sharon, much appreciated.

@IceCreamMan yes, I'm busy with the update at the moment. Have a few issues but it should be up and running soon. Anyone who wants a cd can contact me directly and I'll arrange it.

I'm looking into iTunes as well.

Cheers,

Peter.

Voxfan23

Awesome tone man! well done

AlanRatcliffe

Great Peter! Wonderful tones, feel and dynamics. Reminded me of Snowy White at times...

PJH

Hey Voxfan and Alan, thanks for watching and for your comments.

Snowy White... well thats certainly a huge compliment.

Cheers,

Peter.

PJH

IceCreamMan wrote:
Tokai SA wrote: Great video, Peter.

I like the lighting you used in the video, looks very pro indeed.
The camera work is superb as well, great angles on Larry and yourself.

Once again, top class guitar work on the song, the album is getting daily playtime in the car. 8)
Peter, you need to update yr website as the last update was moons ago, also this latest album is not available on the site either.

Also are you planning to release on iTunes or similar?

cheers

The website has now been updated to reflect all the new material.

www.peterhanmer.co.za

Cheers,

Peter.

briang-telkomsa-net

Like, and like again
Grant and Peter plus music and video production teams = great, superb, magnificent RSA talent

PJH

briang wrote: Like, and like again
Grant and Peter plus music and video production teams = great, superb, magnificent RSA talent

Thanks so much for listening briang,

Cheers,

Peter.

Rescator

When I moved from Europe to SA 8 years ago , the first two things I was looking for was good music and good Fly Fishing .

(maybe out of topic, but since I am pretty very well known internationally :-[ in the world of Fly Casting and FF , I find my way there pretty easy and fast .
I am glad that South Africa have Yellow Fish and load of brilliant Fly Fisherman , some of them are terrific good guitar players !)

In music and Guitar related things, I started with Village Walk Blues Room-first concert I was watching was Dan Patlansky - I was blown away .
I couldn't beilive someone so young can have already "grown" and very well formed blues soul (soul means literally -soul)

Second thing was Lucky Dube band, I played with them like a guest guitarists at Carnival City , fantastic guys !
It was amazing experience for me , whatever tune I start to play, they jump in with their "in blood installed reggae " !!
We become great friends , an I am proud to know them .

Like a third , I met PHJ at Tanz Cafe at his live gig few months ago .
It was awesome experience for me, again.

I like his playing and music character , he retained that "vintage" approach to guitar and music arrangements , but using modern equipment and sound.
There is some latent power in his playing, not 1000 bpm shredders playing, but more silence between two notes .
The Master Art of playing guitar with silence , very often missed out from modern guitar players .

Also, as one of the first few KPA owner in SA , I am delighted PHJ choose Kemper for his recording .

I hope he will choose it for live gigs as well, this thing simply rules with its natural raw tube amp sound !
(this time profiles were from Legacy, a Steve Vai amp if I see it very well )

It is very interesting fact , that most of KPA active members on KPA Forum are in their golden ages , vintage ? guys over 50's ,few of them even over 60's !

Cannot explain that , except that must be something very vintage and high quality in that unit when old R&R guys craving for it .

All of them ,including me ,were puristic fundamentalists in the terms of equipment - only tube amps, no Fx no modelers no shit ...
Until they (me too) tried Kemper ? (thanks to one real Gentlemen , Lance is his name ? )

Looking forward for your next live gig Pete ! 8) (and bring your Kemper )

Cheers,
Zoran

PJH

Rescator wrote: When I moved from Europe to SA 8 years ago , the first two things I was looking for was good music and good Fly Fishing .

(maybe out of topic, but since I am pretty very well known internationally :-[ in the world of Fly Casting and FF , I find my way there pretty easy and fast .
I am glad that South Africa have Yellow Fish and load of brilliant Fly Fisherman , some of them are terrific good guitar players !)

In music and Guitar related things, I started with Village Walk Blues Room-first concert I was watching was Dan Patlansky - I was blown away .
I couldn't beilive someone so young can have already "grown" and very well formed blues soul (soul means literally -soul)

Second thing was Lucky Dube band, I played with them like a guest guitarists at Carnival City , fantastic guys !
It was amazing experience for me , whatever tune I start to play, they jump in with their "in blood installed reggae " !!
We become great friends , an I am proud to know them .

Like a third , I met PHJ at Tanz Cafe at his live gig few months ago .
It was awesome experience for me, again.

I like his playing and music character , he retained that "vintage" approach to guitar and music arrangements , but using modern equipment and sound.
There is some latent power in his playing, not 1000 bpm shredders playing, but more silence between two notes .
The Master Art of playing guitar with silence , very often missed out from modern guitar players .

Also, as one of the first few KPA owner in SA , I am delighted PHJ choose Kemper for his recording .

I hope he will choose it for live gigs as well, this thing simply rules with its natural raw tube amp sound !
(this time profiles were from Legacy, a Steve Vai amp if I see it very well )

It is very interesting fact , that most of KPA active members on KPA Forum are in their golden ages , vintage ? guys over 50's ,few of them even over 60's !

Cannot explain that , except that must be something very vintage and high quality in that unit when old R&R guys craving for it .

All of them ,including me ,were puristic fundamentalists in the terms of equipment - only tube amps, no Fx no modelers no shit ...
Until they (me too) tried Kemper ? (thanks to one real Gentlemen , Lance is his name ? )

Looking forward for your next live gig Pete ! 8) (and bring your Kemper )

Cheers,
Zoran

Hi Zoran,

It was good to meet you at the Tanz. Would have liked to spend a bit more time chatting but it was a very busy night.

Thanks so much for your comments though. They are much appreciated.

Regarding the Kemper, I wish that I owned it. It was only on loan to me. I would have loved to have spent more time with the unit.

I look forward to seeing you at the next gig.

Cheers,

Peter.

Rescator

You can borrow my KPA anytime Pete.
It will be my pleasure to show you some amazing ,outstanding and mind blowing profiles from Andy ,The Amp Factory
(Watkins, Tworocks,Trainwreck, Fargan , Dumble load of vintage Fenders , Marshalls, Vox etc.. etc .....)