The refine process is the last, but very important step to make the profile sound perfect.
Is there a uniform, fool proof way to do this refining?
Not all users have the optimal recording conditions to do a proper A/B comparison.
A detailed refine guide would be great.
There seem to be several different approaches on how to do the last refine process.
As I understand, the refining is accumulated, so more is affected the more you play.
Will different guitars and pickups give different results when refining?
Some get good results by playing open chords, like E or A.
Some get good results by playing chords and single notes all over the neck.
Some get good results by playing the riff that is to be recorded.
Some get poor results when refining/playing too much.
Some get poor results when only playing single notes.
I would like to know more than what is explained in the KPA manual:
"play your guitar for about 20 seconds. This is no time for a meaningful
solo - you need to play several chords, with attitude! "
"Be sure to strum especially hard so that the KPA has a chance to analyze
the transients."
Great if someone could do refine experiments and report the results.
Cheers! 
