More importantly, I'd love to hear what other people do to them. Also realize that these presets are constantly changing: they sound great right now, and six months from now they may sound better. They sound great to me direct and through a cab. "The one thing that I want to stress to everyone is that these are the actual presets that I'm using right now in my live rig. Stef is excited to see other players enjoy this look inside his rig and is looking forward to seeing what this will bring forth from the Fractal user community. The patches reflect my live setup where I run direct through the PA and also use an on-stage 4x12 cab as a personal monitor." I'm using the MFC-101 with 3 expression pedals and 2 external switches, which is a little bit simpler than what I've been using (which was 4 pedals/4 switches). We're writing up documentation on the patches so that people can understand how they work, including photos of the guitars used, pedalboard setup, and the expression pedal and switch set-up, so this will serve as the instruction manual for my live rig as well. "Right now we're releasing the presets and cabinet IR for Koi No Yokan and we'll be releasing the presets for the other albums in the near future. We may cut some of those down into different presets to make them simpler." For the older albums we're using one comprehensive preset for the whole record, so we're going with up to 8 scenes per preset. For Koi No Yokan, we're releasing a preset for each song and the presets may have 2 or 3 scenes. Each of the albums have their own cabinet IR. We tone-matched the recordings of each album using the isolated guitar stems and made impulse responses (IRs) of the cabinets. "For the Diamond Eyes record on back we did one preset for each record. "We're loving firmware 10 and have finished presets for all of the songs on the latest record" says Stef.
Tones are drawn directly from the Deftones critically acclaimed 2012 album, Koi No Yokan (Reprise) produced by rock powerhouse Nick Raskulinecz. July 18, 2012, PLAISTOW NH - Fractal Audio Systems is proud to announce the first artist preset pack created by Deftones' guitarist Stef Carpenter and New Jersey-based engineer Kevin Antreassian. Stef worked with Kevin Antreassian of Back Room Studios to produce the Koi No Yokan total package. We are very pleased to bring you this incredible collection of presets from Stef Carpenter of the Deftones!
EDIT: 2021 - I know this is many years old, but since the web page for this release no longer exists, I copy pasted the following from an archive and confirmed that the link here works.
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