The OP said that profiles generically had too much high and low EQ. I have also read about EQing profiles at volume.
I am curious if people here have had issue with EQing at volume. When a speaker is getting pushed to its limit the highs and lows will fall away. Probably due to the non linear region of the magnetic fields at the ends of travel. Where a professional PA will be designed to be handle the power and stay linear throughout that power curve.
So I wonder if it is better to EQ at a much lower volume where things sound best and trust that the PA used will be flat and linear?
there’s Two things for eqing
eq at volume to avoid too much bass or treble
And eq in the context of the band.
At high volumes and guitar alone you would certainly think « naaa too much high end » but in a band context you need those.
I suggest everyone to hear isolated tracks of Van Halen. I’m sure if you had those tones in your kemper, a lot of guitar player would say « how can I tame the fizz????!!! » works also for AC/DC tones ^^.
It’s very complicated with those unit like kemper or fractal or whatever.
Before you just had to be a guitar player with an amp, now you also need to be a sound engineer lol.