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Background information | |
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Birth name | Kirk Lee Hammett |
Born | November 18, 1962 (age 56) San Francisco, California, U.S. |
Genres | |
Occupation(s) | Musician, songwriter, author |
Instruments | Guitar |
Years active | 1979–present |
Labels | Warner Bros., Elektra, Vertigo, Megaforce |
Associated acts | Metallica, Exodus, Spastik Children |
Website | metallica.com |
Kirk Lee Hammett (born November 18, 1962) is an American musician who has been lead guitarist and a contributing songwriter for the heavy metal band Metallica since 1983. Before joining Metallica he formed and named the band Exodus. In 2003, Hammett was ranked 11th on Rolling Stone's list of The 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time.[1] In 2009, Hammett was ranked number 15 in Joel McIver's book The 100 Greatest Metal Guitarists.[2][3][4]
- 2Career
- 5Personal life
- 6Equipment and techniques
- 7Discography
Early life
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Hammett was born on November 18, 1962 in San Francisco, and raised in the town of El Sobrante, California. He is the son of Teofila 'Chefela' (née Oyao) and Dennis L. Hammett (a Merchant Marine).[5] His mother is of Filipino descent and his father was of English, German, Scottish and Irish ancestry.[6] He attended De Anza High School in Richmond, California. While attending De Anza High School, he met Les Claypool of Primus, and they remain close friends.
Hammett has a well-known passion for horror movies that stretches back to the late Sixties. After spraining his arm in a fight with his sister at the age of five, Hammett's parents placed him in front of the television. It was during this time that he first watched The Day of the Triffids. After that, Hammett found himself drawn to his brother's Frankenstein figures, and soon began spending his milk money on horror magazines. For the better part of the next decade, Hammett dove deep into the horror scene.[7]
Hammett began showing an interest in music after listening to his brother Rick's extensive record collection (which included Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin and UFO).[8] He began selling his horror magazines to buy music records[7], which led him to properly picking up the guitar at the age of fifteen. Hammett's first guitar was (in his own words) a 'wholly unglamorous' Montgomery Ward catalog special, which was accompanied by a shoebox (with a 4-inch speaker) for an amp.[8] After purchasing a 1978 Fender Stratocaster copy, Hammett attempted to customize his sound with various guitar parts, before eventually buying a 1974 Gibson Flying V. Hammett also took a job at Burger King as a youth, which he quit as soon as he had saved enough money to purchase a Marshall amplifier.[citation needed]
Career
Exodus (1979–1983)
Hammett's musical interests eventually drew him into the fledgling thrash metal genre. In 1979, he formed the band Exodus at the age of sixteen,[9] along with vocalist Paul Baloff, guitarist Gary Holt, bassist Geoff Andrews, and drummer Tom Hunting. Hammett named Exodus after the Leon Urisnovel of the same name,[10] and played on the band's 1982 Demo. Exodus was an influential band in the Bay Area thrash movement.
Metallica (1983–present)
In May 1983, Metallica traveled to Rochester, New York to record its debut album, Metal Up Your Ass.[11] Due to the lead guitarist's (Dave Mustaine) substance abuse and violent tendencies, he was fired from the band, and would eventually form the band Megadeth.[12] Hammett received a phone call from Metallica the same afternoon. Even though he had never left California before, Hammett gathered some money together and flew out to New York for an audition. According to James Hetfield: - 'The first song we played was 'Seek and Destroy', and Kirk pulled off this solo, and it was like .. things are going to be alright!'; so Kirk was instantly asked to join the band.[8] All of this happened prior to the recording of Kill 'Em All. At the time, Hammett was taking private lessons from guitar virtuoso Joe Satriani. He was also still a member of Exodus at the time he was offered to join Metallica, and although the offer may have come as a surprise to him, he was already well acquainted with Metallica.[13] While in Exodus, Hammett had shared the stage with Metallica on more than one occasion.[13]
Hammett performing live in Mexico in 2010
Hammett has written a number of riffs for Metallica since Ride the Lightning (the band's second album). One of his riffs was used on 'Enter Sandman' - which went on to become one of Metallica's most popular songs. It was the first track and the first single on the band's self-titled album Metallica (also known as The Black Album), and was ranked 399th on Rolling Stone's list of The 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.[14] The bridge for 'Creeping Death' was originally an Exodus riff that Hammett took with him to Metallica.
In 1986, during the band's European leg of their tour to support Master of Puppets, Hammett and bassist Cliff Burton had a dispute over sleeping arrangements on the band's tour bus. The outcome of the dispute was decided by a card draw, which Burton won by picking the Ace of Spades. Once the draw was completed, Burton looked at Hammett and said 'I want your bunk', to which Hammett complied, saying that he might be able to sleep better in the front of the bus anyway. In the early hours of the following morning, Metallica's tour bus slid off the road and overturned in Sweden. Burton was thrown through the window of the bus, which fell on top of Burton and subsequently killed him.[15] Hammett has stated in an interview that he once thought that it easily could've been him who was killed instead, since Burton was sleeping in what was considered to be Hammett's bunk. In Kirk's own words 'You know to this day I just think, it could have been me or it couldn't have been me but .. its never left me to this day.'
Between the end of touring (and promoting) the Black Album and the start of touring in promotion of Load, he studied at San Francisco State University, focusing on Film and Asian arts.[16] Hammett went through a 'blues period' around this time - which had some influence on Metallica's Load and Reload albums.[17] He also began listening to a lot of jazz music. Hammett described this period of his life as 'great education', because he was able to discover where all of his own rock influences had gotten their own guitar licks.[17] Bozteck venm console keygen software. However, even though jazz music had a profound effect on his improvisation skills and solos, Hammett felt that he was delving too deep into the genre. Since Death Magnetic, Hammett has gone back to being 'primarily' a metal guitarist,[17] but some of his experiences of jazz and blues music still remain.[17]
Kirk Hammett performing live with Metallica at San Antonio, Texas in 2017
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Hammett wanted to have guitar solos on Metallica's 2003 album, St. Anger, but drummer Lars Ulrich and producer Bob Rock thought that the solos did not sound right in the songs. He later admitted himself, 'We tried to put in solos but they sounded like an afterthought so we left them out'.[18] Recording for St. Anger was halted in 2001; so that Metallica front-man James Hetfield could enter rehab for alcohol abuse.[19] Due to tensions within the band (which were well-documented in the Metallica documentary Some Kind of Monster) at the time, Hammett expressed interest in working on a solo album.[20] According to Hammett, if he ever worked on a solo album, it wouldn't be 'super-duty' heavy metal,[21] and may include some classical guitarists.[21] When he was asked about his experiences of recording St. Anger, Hammett said:
Honestly, I was ready to start working on a solo album. I had a bunch of music I was sitting on. Science software for windows 7 ultimate. I was going to ask Lars [Metallica's drummer] to play drums on it.[20]
On April 4, 2009, Hammett, along with Metallica bandmates Lars Ulrich, James Hetfield, and Robert Trujillo and former Metallica bandmates Jason Newsted and the deceased Cliff Burton, were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. In 2009, Hammett provided the foreword to British author Joel McIver's book To Live Is to Die: The Life and Death of Metallica's Cliff Burton.[22]
In April, 2015, Hammett admitted to losing his phone - which contained 250 new 'ideas' for Metallica's upcoming studio release.[23][24] The incident happened about six months prior to the admission (around November 2014).[24] The phone wasn't backed up and Hammett can only remember eight out of the 250 'ideas' he had.[24] On the subject, Hammett said:
For me, music comes at all times of the day. When I get a riff, sometimes it's a complete riff and I can just play it and there it is, sometimes it's half a riff and I have to tweak it. Sometimes it's just a rhythm or a note selection. Or sometimes it's just something that I hum in my head. But it can come from anywhere, and I put it on my phone, and I make sure the phone is fucking backed up.[24]
Other appearances
He also appeared on the Kichigai E.P. by punk band Septic Death. He played additional lead guitar on the title track.
Hammett can be seen in the background in Primus' 'John the Fisherman' video fishing off of Les Claypool's boat. Hammett has been friends with Primus bassist and lead vocalist Les Claypool since childhood. Claypool even auditioned for Metallica after the tragic death of Cliff Burton.[25]
Hammett played guitar on the track 'Satan' with Orbital for the Spawn: The Album soundtrack released in July 1997.
Hammett plays a guitar solo on Pansy Division's song Headbanger which appears on the ep 'For Those About to Suck Cock' Lookout Records 1996 [26]
In 2005, Hammett was featured playing the guitar roles on the Carlos Santana track 'Trinity' alongside steel-pedal guitarist, Robert Randolph. Santana personally asked Hammett to contribute to his then-upcoming album All That I Am.[27] Hammett previously worked with Santana in 2001 at a live show benefit in San Francisco.[27] Metallica had also invited Santana into the studio while recording St. Anger.[27]
In 2006, Hammett voiced himself on The Simpsons ('The Mook, the Chef, the Wife and Her Homer'). He also provided various voices on the Adult Swim show Metalocalypse, including a two fingered fan ('The Curse of Dethklok'), The Queen of Denmark ('Happy Dethday'), and a Finnish barkeep ('Dethtroll').
Hammett also appeared as a guest in an episode of Space Ghost Coast to Coast titled 'Jacksonville', alongside fellow Metallica member James Hetfield.
He appeared as a guest guitarist on K'Naan's 2006 song 'If Rap Gets Jealous' off of the Troubadour album.[28]
After performing a set with Metallica at Bonnaroo in June 2008, Hammett played one song with My Morning Jacket and a couple songs with the annual Superjam collaboration, which also included Les Claypool and members of Gogol Bordello playing primarily Tom Waits songs.
Hammett is one of the main characters in Guitar Hero: Metallica, along with the rest of the current line-up of Metallica.
In 2010, Hammett played with Nicolas Abou Chedid on Chedid's solo album.
In 2011, Hammett appeared in an episode of Jon Benjamin Has a Van as an actor and guitarist.
Book
On October 1, 2012, Abrams Image published Hammett's first book, Too Much Horror Business (a collection of photos detailing Hammett's lifelong love of monster movies and horror memorabilia).[29] Hammett has said that the book is 'basically' all of the horror memorabilia he has managed to amass over the last 30 years. In an interview with Guitar World, Hammett said that he has such a huge horror collection and thought it was the right time to share it with everyone.[30] The 228 page hardcover features more than 300 images of Hammett's horror collection. Among these images are the costumes from the Bela Lugosi movies White Zombie and The Black Cat (which also starred Boris Karloff), original movie posters (ranging from Nosferatu to Hellraiser), rare horror-themed toys (including the 'Great Garloo' and 'Frankenstein Tricky Walkers'), movie props (including the 'Dr. Tongue' zombie from George Romero's Day of the Dead, original Basil Gogos 'Famous Monsters', and fantasy paintings by the late Frank Frazetta.[30] In addition to the images from Hammett's horror collection, Too Much Horror Business contains three conversations with the guitarist about his childhood, the nature of his horror collection, and the connection between Metallica's music and horror movies.[7] On the book, Hammett has been quoted saying:
This is my gift to all the other horror nerds out there who are just like me. It's (the book) been made with great love for all the many characters and movies which guided me through childhood, into adulthood and which still keep me on track today.[30]
Kirk Von Hammett's Fear FestEvil
Kirk Von Hammett's Fear FestEvil is an annual horror convention created by Kirk Hammett. The first annual Fear FestEvil took place at the Regency Ballroom in San Francisco - over a three-day period (from February 6–8, 2014). Hammett was inspired to create his own horror convention after experiencing the enjoyment of making his 'crypt' at the Orion Music + More' festival.[31] The convention features live music, signings, interactive displays, vending, live talks, and guest appearances.[32] At the 2014 event, guests included Sara Karloff (daughter of actor Boris Karloff), Bela G. Lugosi (son of actor Bela Lugosi),[33] make-up artist Gregory Nicotero (who worked on George A. Romero's Day of the Dead), actor Tom Savini (who portrayed Sex Machine in From Dusk Till Dawn and worked on many of George A. Romero's movies),[32]Heather Langenkamp (who portrayed Nancy in Wes Craven's A Nightmare on Elm Street),[34]Kane Hodder (who portrayed Jason Voorhees in the Friday the 13th film series), and Haruo Nakajima (of Godzilla fame).[35] Other guests in attendance included Hammett's former band Exodus, Death Angel, Orchid,[31]Metallica band member Robert Trujillo, Richard Christy, Stephen Perkins,[36]Slash, and Scott Ian.[32]Exodus played on-stage with Carcass on the Friday, whilst Death Division and Orchid played before Death Angel on the Saturday.[35] Hammett joined Exodus and Death Angel on-stage for their encores.[35]
The second annual Fear FestEvil took place between April 10–12, 2015, at the Rockbar Theater in San Jose, California.[37]Meshuggah headlined the event, whilst High on Fire, Blues Pills, Agnostic Front, and Asada Messiah also made appearances. Orchid also made a second appearance at the Fear FestEvil.[37] On April 10, VIP's were able to attend the Dinner and Murder Mystery - along with Hammett - at the Winchester Mystery House.[37] Download dragon ball z shin budokai kai 1 theme song.
Personal life
Hammett has been married twice. His first marriage to Rebecca lasted three years, having ended in 1990, during the recording of The Black Album. Hammett has been married to his second wife Lani since 1998. They have two sons, Angel (b. September 29, 2006), and Vincenzo (b. June 28, 2008). He and his family reside in his hometown of San Francisco.[38]
In addition to playing guitar and collecting horror memorabilia, Hammett's hobbies include reading comic books and surfing.[39]
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Substance abuse
At one point in his life, Hammett spent a 'lot of money' on drugs.[40][41] Hammett has said that he used drugs because he thought they would be fun. During the Damaged Justice tour, he had a cocaine addiction. Hammett eventually pulled out of the addiction because cocaine made him feel depressed,[42] but relapsed during the Load era.[43] One of the reasons that Hammett spends a lot of money on comic books, is because he finds them to be a more enjoyable (and healthier) alternative to drugs.[40] Hammett has also smoked heroin a few times, but 'didn't like it'.[43]
Environmentalism and Trump
Even though Metallica chooses to stay away from politics, Hammett expressed his disagreement with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's public pronouncements. In an interview with Billboard magazine, he said, 'I'm just waiting to get into a personal Twitter war with him.' He stressed the importance of the fight against global warming, which Donald Trump claimed a hoax. He has expressed his alignment to Barack Obama and the Democrats on several occasions.[44]
Equipment and techniques
Hammett is known for always having his picking hand taped to protect his skin due to his habit of palm muting and fast picking during lengthy tours.[45]
Hammett's use of the wah-pedal hadn't been featured in recent Metallica solos, but has seen a resurgence in his solos on the 2008 album Death Magnetic, in songs like 'The Unforgiven III.'
Guitars
Kirk Hammett in 2010
Kirk Hammett's tour guitars as of 2015:
- ESP M-II 'Zorlac' – This was the starting line for the whole KH series. It features a vertical skull and crossbones as opposed to the horizontal ones featured on today's KH's, and an upside down Jackson Guitars style headstock which is what Hammett originally intended. However, Jackson Guitars threatened lawsuits if this model was ever sold. As a result, the headstock was changed to the typical ESP style, but flipped upside down.[46][47]
- ESP M-II Standard – with EMG and Seymour Duncan pickups. Hammett used this a lot in the studio and live.
- ESP KH-2 'Bride of Frankenstein' – New for 2009.[48]
- ESP KH-4 Chrome – New for 2009. A remake of his former KH-4 guitar, with a chrome pickguard, chrome hardware, and chrome EMG pickups.[49]
- ESP MII-NT – New for 2009. It is custom finished with Occult-themed graphics.
- ESP KH-2 'Skully' – Hammett's main touring guitar. This signature model is based upon the modifications he made to his M-II.[50]
- ESP KH-2 M-II 'Boris Karloff Mummy' #I – This has been Hammett's favourite guitar for many years. It features the Boris Karloff Mummy I graphic of which Hammett owns the rights to. It will not be released by ESP. Hammett has two of these guitars, one with Eye of Horus inlays and the other with hieroglyphics inlays.[51]
- ESP KH-2 M-II 'Ouija' – This guitar contains two spelling errors. It sports the words 'WILLIAM FUED TALKING BAARD SET' but it in fact should say 'WILLIAM FULD TALKING BOARD SET'. Hammett also now plays a white version of this guitar on tour.[52][53]
- ESP KH-2 M-II 'Greenburst' A standard KH-2 with a custom green sunburst finish, green inlays, and green logo.
- ESP KH-3 Eclipse – Pushead Spider graphic. It is taken from a classic Les Paul Jr. shape with a Floyd Rose vibrato and EMG pickups.[54]
- ESP Flying V copy – Cherry Red with white pickguard and gold hardware. Hammett uses this live mostly for the song 'Seek & Destroy'.[55]
- ESP Michael Schenker Flying V[56]
- ESP VIPER Baritone;; Used for performances of 'The Unnamed Feeling'.
- Gibson 1968 Les Paul Custom – Mostly on ballads such as 'Fade to Black' and 'Welcome Home'.[57]
- Gibson Les Paul Standard – Used on songs from St. Anger.[58]
- Ibanez RG – Used during the Wherever We May Roam American and European tour. It was used as a stunt guitar and for Deep Purple covers.
- Jackson Randy Rhoads Model RR1T – Custom made specifically for Hammett. It is usually tuned one step down from standard tuning, and used for songs like 'Sad but True' and 'The Memory Remains'.[59]
- TC Customs Death Magnetic Flying V – Used on the World Magnetic Tour.[60]
- Teuffel Birdfish – Designed and produced by German guitar designer/builder, Ulrich Teuffel. The model is limited (500 made) and is made to amplify sound using various pickups. This guitar is used live for 'The Judas Kiss'.[61]
- Teuffel Tesla
On the 25th anniversary of Metallica's debut album Kill 'Em All, Hammett appears on the cover of Feb. 2008's Guitar World sporting his new custom ESP. This model is the KH20, the 20th anniversary model from ESP.[62]
In 2014, Hammett purchased the 1959 Les Paul formerly used by Gary Moore and Peter Green; using it on tour as of 2015 when playing the Thin Lizzy cover: 'Whiskey in the Jar'.[63]
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Amplifiers and cabinets
Throughout Metallica's career, Hammett has used a range of different amplifiers. For the first two albums, he used Marshall amplifiers and cabinets, with occasional effects. For the recording of Metallica's third album, Master of Puppets (1986), he and James Hetfield bought a Mesa/Boogie MarkIIC+ amplifier, and used Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier heads. Even when he made his move to Randall Amplifiers in 2007, he still used Mesa/Boogie amplifiers in his setup, and still does to this day. He currently uses two rackmounted Dual Rectifier 2-channel heads in tandem with his Randalls.
In September 2007, Randall Amplifiers announced a partnership with Hammett to design a line of signature amplifiers, heads, combos and preamp modules.[64]
In December 2011, it was announced by Fortin Amps that they would team up with Randall to start a new line of tube amplifiers based on the Fortin Meathead amplifier. Hammett is currently using a prototype of the amplifier that he used for the Big 4 show at Yankee Stadium and for all of the shows in India and Asia, and was recently sent a second prototype.[65]
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Effects
To avoid problems with pedals being damaged during live performances, Hammett keeps his effect pedals in a rack along with his amplifiers and his guitar technician controls them through a pedalboard sidestage. The pedal controller allows him to change between different effect pedals and amplifiers.
In 2008, Jim Dunlop started working in partnership with Hammett to create a signature Wah-wah pedal, the KH95. It is now available to buy in stores.
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Discography
Death Angel
- Kill as One (Demo) (Producer)
Headbanged
- Metal Militia (Demo)
Exodus
- 1982 Demo (1982) (Demo)
- Die By His Hand (1983) (Demo)[66]
- Tempo of the Damned (2004) (Writing credit on 'Impaler')
- Blood In, Blood Out (2014) (Guitar solo on 'Salt the Wound')
Metallica
See also
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- ^1968 les paul custom kirk image by Stryke-Azrael on Photobucket. Media.photobucket.com. Retrieved on 2010-11-05.
- ^Image[permanent dead link]
- ^'Image'. Archived from the original on February 27, 2012. Retrieved November 4, 2011.
- ^'Image'. Archived from the original on September 10, 2011. Retrieved November 4, 2011.
- ^birdfish. Teuffelguitars.de. Retrieved on 2010-11-05.
- ^'Guitar World Magazine Covers Gallery: Every Issue from 2008 to 2014'. Guitar World. Retrieved December 15, 2017.
- ^Scapelliti, Christopher. 'Kirk Hammett Talks About His Prize: Peter Green and Gary Moore's Les Paul'. guitarplayer.com. Archived from the original on April 23, 2015. Retrieved May 25, 2015.
- ^Randall Amplifiers Announces Partnership With Kirk Hammett of MetallicaArchived March 8, 2009, at the Wayback Machine
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Preceded by Dave Mustaine | Metallica lead guitarist 1983–present |
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Guitar Rig 5 Metal Preset Metallica Master Of Puppets Boxes
- Configuracion ASIO - GR5
- IMG_0298.JPG [1.21 MB]
- IMG_0299.JPG [1.08 MB]
- IMG_0300.JPG [1.42 MB]
- IMG_0301.JPG [883.37 KB]
- IMG_0304.JPG [1,017.35 KB]
- GRPRO501.bin [692.24 MB]
- Guitar Rig 5 Full Precrackeado [gongh95].iso [607.18 MB]
- Instrucciones para TODO.txt [604 bytes]
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- PRESETS GR5
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- 's CuttedMids (Metallica-like).bnk [12.06 KB]
- AC Box - XE.bnk [62.95 KB]
- AC Box.bnk [74.57 KB]
- AC DC.bnk [2.90 KB]
- Artistas II - EN440.bnk [381.22 KB]
- BASS.bnk [247.43 KB]
- BankSelectOrder.pm [1.47 KB]
- BankSelectOrderDF.pm [966 bytes]
- BankSelectOrderGO.pm [14 bytes]
- BankSelectOrderLE.pm [103 bytes]
- BankSelectOrderXE.pm [271 bytes]
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- Bass Pro.bnk [182.81 KB]
- Black Album.bnk [22.53 KB]
- Citrus - XE.bnk [57.85 KB]
- Citrus.bnk [69.97 KB]
- Classic Rock.bnk [182.72 KB]
- Classic rock platinum (Gibson Les Paul).bnk [62.78 KB]
- Component Templates
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- Clean.lpd [1.70 KB]
- Crunch.lpd [1.71 KB]
- Fat Clean.lpd [1.71 KB]
- INIT.lpd [1.70 KB]
- Analog Sequencer
- Curve.lpd [1.32 KB]
- Fall.lpd [1.32 KB]
- INIT.lpd [1.32 KB]
- Rhythm.lpd [1.32 KB]
- Rise.lpd [1.32 KB]
- min to max.lpd [1.32 KB]
- random humanization.lpd [1.58 KB]
- AutoFilter
- Duck.lpd [708 bytes]
- HPF.lpd [707 bytes]
- INIT.lpd [708 bytes]
- Rezonatin.lpd [714 bytes]
- BassVT
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- Crunch Bass.lpd [1.32 KB]
- Dub Bass.lpd [1.32 KB]
- INIT.lpd [2.70 KB]
- Pick Bass.lpd [1.32 KB]
- Slap Bass.lpd [1.32 KB]
- Big Fuzz Psi
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- Fuzzblaster.lpd [983 bytes]
- INIT.lpd [976 bytes]
- Low 1.lpd [975 bytes]
- sweep.lpd [977 bytes]
- Cabinet Head
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- Brit Invasion.lpd [1.69 KB]
- Clean Sound Capture.lpd [1.70 KB]
- Custom Condensers.lpd [1.70 KB]
- Grat Stereo Lollypops.lpd [1.70 KB]
- Gratifier INIT.lpd [988 bytes]
- INIT.lpd [1.56 KB]
- Jazz Amp INIT.lpd [1.08 KB]
- Lead 800 INIT.lpd [1.07 KB]
- Plexi INIT.lpd [980 bytes]
- Single Tweed 421s.lpd [1.70 KB]
- Twang Reverb INIT.lpd [990 bytes]
- Tweedman INIT.lpd [1.08 KB]
- Cat
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- Boost.lpd [1.20 KB]
- INIT.lpd [1.20 KB]
- Mine 1.lpd [1.20 KB]
- Citrus
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- Clean.lpd [1.58 KB]
- Crunch Lite.lpd [1.58 KB]
- Fat Crunch.lpd [1.58 KB]
- INIT.lpd [1.58 KB]
- Pulp.lpd [1.58 KB]
- Cry Wah
- INIT.lpd [324 bytes]
- Custom EQ
- Clean.lpd [849 bytes]
- INIT.lpd [848 bytes]
- Slim.lpd [848 bytes]
- Small Radio.lpd [855 bytes]
- Warm.lpd [848 bytes]
- Delay
- 3 Delays.lpd [816 bytes]
- Awash.lpd [813 bytes]
- Baby Talk.lpd [817 bytes]
- Default.lpd [815 bytes]
- Fake Springverb.lpd [823 bytes]
- Forever.lpd [815 bytes]
- INIT.lpd [848 bytes]
- Jazz Lead.lpd [817 bytes]
- Kind of Dub.lpd [819 bytes]
- Slappy Smeary.lpd [821 bytes]
- Delay Man
- Chorus Smear.lpd [2.09 KB]
- Delayed Vibrato.lpd [2.09 KB]
- Echobox.lpd [2.08 KB]
- Feedme.lpd [2.08 KB]
- INIT.lpd [2.08 KB]
- Metalbox.lpd [2.08 KB]
- Vibrato.lpd [2.08 KB]
- Demon
- Boost Lite.lpd [1.71 KB]
- INIT.lpd [1.70 KB]
- Raw Booster 1.lpd [1.71 KB]
- rooster.lpd [1.71 KB]
- Distortion
- Crunch 1.lpd [1.08 KB]
- Gentle.lpd [1.08 KB]
- Harsh.lpd [1.08 KB]
- Hipass.lpd [1.08 KB]
- INIT 1.lpd [1.08 KB]
- Electric Lady
- INIT.lpd [1.20 KB]
- Leslie Flanger.lpd [1.21 KB]
- Medium Flanger.lpd [1.21 KB]
- Soft Flanger.lpd [1.21 KB]
- Space Flanger.lpd [1.21 KB]
- Ensemble
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- INIT.lpd [1.70 KB]
- Simple Chorus.lpd [1.71 KB]
- Vibrato.lpd [1.71 KB]
- Wide Vibrato.lpd [1.71 KB]
- Envelope
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- Decay.lpd [453 bytes]
- Hold.lpd [452 bytes]
- Rhythm.lpd [710 bytes]
- Stairs.lpd [582 bytes]
- Zig Zag.lpd [583 bytes]
- Flanger
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- INIT 1.lpd [1.08 KB]
- Jazz Chorus.lpd [1.08 KB]
- Slow n Wide.lpd [558 bytes]
- Warm Pitch Mod.lpd [560 bytes]
- Fuzz Ace
- 70s Fuzz.lpd [458 bytes]
- FuzzPlexer.lpd [854 bytes]
- INIT.lpd [848 bytes]
- Tele 1.lpd [848 bytes]
- Gain Booster
- 12 dB.lpd [326 bytes]
- 19 dB.lpd [326 bytes]
- 25 dB 1.lpd [326 bytes]
- 30 dB.lpd [326 bytes]
- 5 dB.lpd [326 bytes]
- Graphic EQ
- Default.lpd [812 bytes]
- INIT.lpd [845 bytes]
- No Highs.lpd [813 bytes]
- Gratifier Amp
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- INIT.lpd [2.08 KB]
- Raw crunch.lpd [2.08 KB]
- Vintage Crunch.lpd [2.09 KB]
- Harmonic Synthesizer
- Auto Wah.lpd [1.71 KB]
- Filter Sweep.lpd [1.71 KB]
- Funky Bass.lpd [1.71 KB]
- INIT.lpd [1.70 KB]
- Slow Attack.lpd [1.71 KB]
- High White
- Clean.lpd [1.70 KB]
- INIT.lpd [1.70 KB]
- Lite Crunch.lpd [1.71 KB]
- Pete.lpd [1.70 KB]
- Input Follower
- INIT.lpd [452 bytes]
- Long Lasting.lpd [460 bytes]
- Short Impulse.lpd [461 bytes]
- Slow Attack.lpd [459 bytes]
- Jazz Amp
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- INIT.lpd [1.20 KB]
- Vibrato.lpd [1.21 KB]
- LFO
- INIT.lpd [580 bytes]
- Random 116.lpd [587 bytes]
- Saw 18.lpd [583 bytes]
- Sine 21.lpd [584 bytes]
- Square 14T.lpd [587 bytes]
- Lead 800
- Clean 800.lpd [841 bytes]
- Crunch 800.lpd [1.71 KB]
- Distorted 800.lpd [845 bytes]
- Heavy 800.lpd [841 bytes]
- INIT.lpd [1.70 KB]
- Limiter
- Default.lpd [422 bytes]
- INIT.lpd [455 bytes]
- Matched Cabinet
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- Bass PRO.lpd [852 bytes]
- Citrus.lpd [850 bytes]
- Gratifier.lpd [853 bytes]
- High White.lpd [854 bytes]
- Jazz Amp.lpd [852 bytes]
- Lead 800.lpd [852 bytes]
- Plex.lpd [848 bytes]
- Twang Reverb.lpd [856 bytes]
- Tweed Delight.lpd [857 bytes]
- Tweedman.lpd [852 bytes]
- Ultrasonic.lpd [854 bytes]
- MeZone
- Crunchy Snarl.lpd [1.46 KB]
- INIT 1.lpd [1.45 KB]
- Metal treble 1.lpd [1.46 KB]
- Middle Freq Overdrive 1.lpd [1.47 KB]
- Nu Metal Booster 1.lpd [1.46 KB]
- Noise Gate
- Default.lpd [556 bytes]
- INIT.lpd [586 bytes]
- Noise Reduction
- INIT.lpd [452 bytes]
- Long Release.lpd [460 bytes]
- Short Release.lpd [461 bytes]
- Oktaver
- Deep Octaver.lpd [1.21 KB]
- Hi Res.lpd [555 bytes]
- INIT.lpd [589 bytes]
- Mudflaps.lpd [557 bytes]
- Param EQ
- Bass Cut.lpd [556 bytes]
- Default.lpd [555 bytes]
- INIT.lpd [588 bytes]
- Presence Boost.lpd [562 bytes]
- Presence Notch.lpd [562 bytes]
- Phaser
- 70s swirl.lpd [1.59 KB]
- Dotted 8ths.lpd [1.60 KB]
- INIT.lpd [1.58 KB]
- Slow and Full.lpd [1.60 KB]
- Warble.lpd [1.59 KB]
- Phaser Nine
- INIT.lpd [1.33 KB]
- Leslie Phaser.lpd [1.34 KB]
- Slow Phaser.lpd [1.33 KB]
- Ultra Phaser.lpd [1.34 KB]
- Wah Phaser.lpd [1.33 KB]
- Pitch Pedal
- Chorus.lpd [684 bytes]
- Detune Deep.lpd [689 bytes]
- Detune Shallow.lpd [692 bytes]
- Flanger.lpd [685 bytes]
- Harmony +5th+6th.lpd [695 bytes]
- Harmony +5th+7th.lpd [695 bytes]
- Harmony +Oct-Oct.lpd [695 bytes]
- Harmony -4th-3rd.lpd [695 bytes]
- Harmony -5th-4th.lpd [695 bytes]
- Harmony 2nd3rd.lpd [695 bytes]
- Harmony 3rd4th.lpd [695 bytes]
- Harmony 4th5th 1.lpd [695 bytes]
- Harmony b3rd3rd.lpd [696 bytes]
- INIT.lpd [718 bytes]
- SChuESsler.lpd [724 bytes]
- Spiral.lpd [684 bytes]
- Wammy +1 Oct.lpd [690 bytes]
- Wammy +2 Oct.lpd [690 bytes]
- Wammy -1 Oct 1.lpd [690 bytes]
- Wammy -2 Oct.lpd [690 bytes]
- Wammy -2nd.lpd [688 bytes]
- Plexi Amp
- Clean.lpd [1.58 KB]
- INIT.lpd [1.58 KB]
- Lite Crunch.lpd [1.58 KB]
- Rhythm.lpd [1.58 KB]
- ProFilter
- HiCut.lpd [453 bytes]
- INIT.lpd [452 bytes]
- LoCut.lpd [453 bytes]
- Radio.lpd [453 bytes]
- Rezonatin HiMid.lpd [464 bytes]
- SelfOscillatin.lpd [463 bytes]
- PsycheDelayic
- Basic Psychedelay.lpd [1.72 KB]
- Chorus.lpd [683 bytes]
- Delay.lpd [682 bytes]
- Flanger.lpd [684 bytes]
- Half Reverse Delay.lpd [695 bytes]
- INIT.lpd [845 bytes]
- Just Long Reverse.lpd [694 bytes]
- Long Reverse.lpd [689 bytes]
- Reverse Delay.lpd [690 bytes]
- Spiral.lpd [683 bytes]
- Tap Delay.lpd [686 bytes]
- Real Wah
- INIT.lpd [464 bytes]
- Ring Modulator
- Console Games.lpd [1.46 KB]
- Deep Throat.lpd [1.46 KB]
- FM Waves.lpd [1.46 KB]
- INIT.lpd [1.45 KB]
- Metallic.lpd [1.46 KB]
- Shifting Tone.lpd [1.46 KB]
- Tremolo.lpd [1.46 KB]
- Vibrato.lpd [1.46 KB]
- Rotator
- All Highs.lpd [1.96 KB]
- Almost Vibrato.lpd [953 bytes]
- INIT.lpd [979 bytes]
- Simple Spin.lpd [950 bytes]
- rotatin fast.lpd [952 bytes]
- Shelf EQ
- Default.lpd [424 bytes]
- Highs Out.lpd [426 bytes]
- Hole in the Middle.lpd [435 bytes]
- INIT.lpd [457 bytes]
- Lows Out.lpd [425 bytes]
- Shiny.lpd [422 bytes]
- Skreamer
- INIT.lpd [1.08 KB]
- Just Warmer 1.lpd [1.08 KB]
- bass pusher 1.lpd [1.08 KB]
- bridge harmonics 1.lpd [1.09 KB]
- harmonica 1.lpd [1.08 KB]
- Sledgehammer
- Distortion.lpd [1.08 KB]
- Drive.lpd [1.08 KB]
- Full Drive.lpd [1.08 KB]
- INIT.lpd [1.08 KB]
- Jerrys Drive.lpd [1.09 KB]
- Warm Drive.lpd [1.08 KB]
- Spring Reverb
- Alien Spring.lpd [556 bytes]
- Default.lpd [551 bytes]
- Floppy.lpd [550 bytes]
- INIT.lpd [584 bytes]
- Just a Touch.lpd [556 bytes]
- Long Time Big Spring.lpd [565 bytes]
- Shimmer.lpd [551 bytes]
- Slinky.lpd [550 bytes]
- Spongy Spring.lpd [557 bytes]
- Worn Down.lpd [553 bytes]
- not small.lpd [553 bytes]
- Step Sequencer
- INIT.lpd [1.57 KB]
- Rhythm 1.lpd [1.57 KB]
- Rhythm 2 1.lpd [1.57 KB]
- Rhythm 3.lpd [1.57 KB]
- Rhythm 4 1.lpd [1.57 KB]
- Rhythm 5.lpd [1.70 KB]
- Stomp Compressor
- Classic Comp.lpd [460 bytes]
- INIT.lpd [452 bytes]
- Light Comp.lpd [458 bytes]
- Pumpin.lpd [984 bytes]
- Slap Bass Comp 1.lpd [462 bytes]
- Studio Reverb
- Bathroom.lpd [556 bytes]
- Default.lpd [555 bytes]
- Gig at the Prom.lpd [563 bytes]
- INIT.lpd [588 bytes]
- Jazzy.lpd [553 bytes]
- Long Hall.lpd [557 bytes]
- Medium Shine.lpd [560 bytes]
- Noisy Neighbors.lpd [563 bytes]
- Roomy.lpd [553 bytes]
- Slapback.lpd [556 bytes]
- Small Hall.lpd [558 bytes]
- Stairwell.lpd [557 bytes]
- Subtle Jazz Verb.lpd [564 bytes]
- kents reverb.lpd [560 bytes]
- nice room.lpd [557 bytes]
- Talk Wah
- INIT.lpd [455 bytes]
- Tape Echo
- Big Cave.lpd [3.21 KB]
- Feedback.lpd [3.21 KB]
- INIT.lpd [3.20 KB]
- Ringing Spring.lpd [3.21 KB]
- Slap.lpd [3.20 KB]
- Slow and Fast.lpd [3.21 KB]
- Syncing Rhythm.lpd [3.21 KB]
- TransAmp
- Airless.lpd [1.46 KB]
- Brit Distortion.lpd [1.46 KB]
- Chrunchy 1.lpd [1.46 KB]
- Fully loaded 1.lpd [1.46 KB]
- INIT.lpd [1.45 KB]
- Scratchy with bottom.lpd [1.47 KB]
- Treble Booster
- Crispy.lpd [594 bytes]
- Hot But Mellow.lpd [602 bytes]
- INIT.lpd [592 bytes]
- Tremolo
- Baby Steps.lpd [688 bytes]
- Choppy 16ths.lpd [1.21 KB]
- Fast Trem.lpd [1.21 KB]
- INIT 1.lpd [1.20 KB]
- Your Head Asplode.lpd [704 bytes]
- Tube Compressor
- Default.lpd [811 bytes]
- Fake Reverse.lpd [821 bytes]
- INIT.lpd [714 bytes]
- My Compressor.lpd [815 bytes]
- Thick Gainer.lpd [821 bytes]
- Who needs amps.lpd [827 bytes]
- barely under control.lpd [837 bytes]
- fresh in yer face.lpd [831 bytes]
- slow pump.lpd [815 bytes]
- smoth.lpd [808 bytes]
- Twang Amp
- Funky Clean.lpd [2.33 KB]
- INIT.lpd [2.20 KB]
- Spank USA.lpd [2.33 KB]
- Surfer.lpd [2.21 KB]
- Warm Tremolo.lpd [2.34 KB]
- Tweed Delight
- Crunch.lpd [1.21 KB]
- INIT.lpd [1.20 KB]
- Tweedman
- Clean.lpd [1.58 KB]
- Country.lpd [1.58 KB]
- Crunchy.lpd [1.58 KB]
- INIT.lpd [1.58 KB]
- Tweedy.lpd [1.58 KB]
- Ultrasonic
- Clean 1.lpd [1.83 KB]
- Crunch.lpd [1.83 KB]
- Heavy.lpd [1.83 KB]
- INIT.lpd [1.83 KB]
- More Crunch.lpd [1.83 KB]
- Volume Pedal
- 12 dB.lpd [420 bytes]
- Default.lpd [421 bytes]
- INIT.lpd [454 bytes]
- Just Swell.lpd [424 bytes]
- Wahwah Pedal
- Default.lpd [813 bytes]
- DunCryBabe.lpd [816 bytes]
- INIT.lpd [846 bytes]
- Punchy Wah.lpd [816 bytes]
- V846.lpd [810 bytes]
- high pass bass.lpd [949 bytes]
- low pass bass.lpd [819 bytes]
- AC Box
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- Dark Fire Acoustic (B).bnk [72.69 KB]
- Dark Fire Classic (E).bnk [69.51 KB]
- Dark Fire Funky (D).bnk [38.27 KB]
- Dark Fire Hex.bnk [30.49 KB]
- Dark Fire L5 (e).bnk [28.76 KB]
- Dark Fire Metal (last).bnk [58.71 KB]
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- Dark Fire Texas Blues (A).bnk [60.46 KB]
- Dark Fire Twang (G).bnk [46.78 KB]
- Death Magnetic.bnk [15.03 KB]
- Dream Theater.bnk [9.81 KB]
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- FX.bnk [469.95 KB]
- Fade To Black.bnk [108.69 KB]
- Final Justice for all.bnk [21.29 KB]
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- GO.bnk [81.96 KB]
- GR1 Rock & Alternative.bnk [152.32 KB]
- GR3 Mix.bnk [138.38 KB]
- Gratifier - XE.bnk [47.56 KB]
- Gratifier.bnk [46.79 KB]
- Heaven and Hell.bnk [7.04 KB]
- Heavy.bnk [491.59 KB]
- High White.bnk [114.40 KB]
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- AmpFollower.cid [211 bytes]
- AmpVitamin.cid [273 bytes]
- Amps.cid [48 bytes]
- Analog Sequencer.cid [224 bytes]
- AutoFilter.cid [191 bytes]
- Bassman.cid [288 bytes]
- Big Fuzz.cid [134 bytes]
- CabinetsAndMics.cid [124 bytes]
- Cat.cid [206 bytes]
- ChorusFlanger.cid [111 bytes]
- Citrus.cid [227 bytes]
- CompPedal.cid [396 bytes]
- CrossOver.cid [306 bytes]
- Cry Wah.cid [196 bytes]
- Custom EQ.cid [192 bytes]
- Delay Man.cid [222 bytes]
- Demon.cid [181 bytes]
- Distortion.cid [159 bytes]
- Distortions.cid [62 bytes]
- EQ.cid [118 bytes]
- EQ_Graphic.cid [170 bytes]
- EQ_Parametric.cid [237 bytes]
- EQ_Shelf.cid [279 bytes]
- Electric Lady.cid [274 bytes]
- Ensemble.cid [218 bytes]
- Fuzz.cid [240 bytes]
- GainBooster.cid [230 bytes]
- Gratifier.cid [145 bytes]
- Harmonic Synthesizer.cid [255 bytes]
- High White.cid [391 bytes]
- Instant Gratifier.cid [229 bytes]
- JazzAmp.cid [287 bytes]
- LFO.cid [200 bytes]
- Lead800.cid [230 bytes]
- Limiter.cid [438 bytes]
- LoopStation.cid [407 bytes]
- Matched Cabinet.cid [238 bytes]
- MeZone.cid [153 bytes]
- Modifiers.cid [81 bytes]
- Modulators.cid [101 bytes]
- MultiStepEnvelope.cid [188 bytes]
- Noise Reduction.cid [229 bytes]
- Noise gate.cid [246 bytes]
- Oktaver.cid [115 bytes]
- Phaser Nine.cid [152 bytes]
- Pitch Pedal.cid [252 bytes]
- Plexi.cid [158 bytes]
- ProFilter.cid [293 bytes]
- Psyche Delayic.cid [220 bytes]
- Quad Delay.cid [256 bytes]
- Real Wah.cid [159 bytes]
- Reverbs.cid [67 bytes]
- RingModulator.cid [350 bytes]
- Rotator.cid [323 bytes]
- SVT.cid [240 bytes]
- Skreamer.cid [110 bytes]
- Sledge Hammer.cid [202 bytes]
- Split.cid [192 bytes]
- Spring Reverb.cid [168 bytes]
- Step Sequencer.cid [279 bytes]
- Stoned Phaser.cid [157 bytes]
- Studio Reverb.cid [102 bytes]
- Talk Wah.cid [244 bytes]
- Tape Echo.cid [271 bytes]
- Tools.cid [89 bytes]
- Treble_Booster.cid [176 bytes]
- Tremolo.cid [145 bytes]
- Tube Compressor.cid [394 bytes]
- Twang Reverb.cid [218 bytes]
- Tweed Delight.cid [315 bytes]
- Ultrasonic.cid [177 bytes]
- Volume Pedal.cid [119 bytes]
- Volumes.cid [119 bytes]
- WahWah Pedal.cid [130 bytes]
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- Jazz&Latin.bnk [163.95 KB]
- Jonh Frusciante - Crunch (BRIDGE).ngrr [3.88 KB]
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- Kill em All.bnk [9.89 KB]
- LE - Bass Pro.bnk [137.10 KB]
- LE - Lead 800.bnk [58.28 KB]
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- Lead 800 - XE.bnk [60.22 KB]
- Lead 800.bnk [57.44 KB]
- Led zeppelin -Moby Dick.bnk [14.66 KB]
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- Master of Puppets.bnk [19.79 KB]
- Metal.bnk [173.29 KB]
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