So every parametric eq plugin has a useless graphic view...
I don't think sound engineers would agree!
actually many do - and in some of the higher end plug-ins like Sonnox Oxford you can disable the EQ curve view for the reasons mentioned above.
models of the SSL, Manley and Neve EQs - no additional EQ curve is displayed.
If the spectrum of the input/output is displayed, that's a different matter, since it makes it easier to pinpoint unwanted resonances.
IR do not reflect non-linear effects such as 'drive' - all they are is a complex EQ really.
If you found IRs that work well with what you have in mind (the high gain Creamback IRs) then this just proves that you can get there with EQ.
generally speaking I'd advise rolling down the highs (Presence) while increasing the Mids, possibly the bass as well
Of course, but the relative image would be helpful: with the old editor Toaster was useful!
how would it be helpful?
visuals can get in the way of what and how you are hearing - after sound is translated to electrical stimuli in your ear it can actually be influenced by other information and is no longer objective.
use your ears, not your eyes 
it's been a while since I had a Dunlop Jazz Stubby - I'll get a few 2mm ones 
try setting the DLY+REV Routing parameter to -100% - this keeps delay and reverb separated IF the delay is in the DLY block and the reverb in the REV block
there were numerous off-topic posts added to this thread in the last couple of days,
please keep it 'clean' - name of rig and author maybe a decription of the rig or why you like it so much only - no chatter, please.
use the 'like'-button to show appreciation, no "thank you" posts, please.
thanks
My profiler's Direct Output and Monitor Output are connected to two inputs on a Soundcraft 12 fx mixer
are you monitoring both signals simultaneously? (and if so - why?)
are you monitoring through a audio interface?
do you get the same effect when using the HEADPHONE out?
I guess PRS got this part of the design right where others were off
Telecaster - doing things right since 1950
given how imprecise an instrument guitar tuning wise is, it makes a lot more sense to tune the right way instead of obcessing about a few cents.
IME:
- tune the attack of a string, not the decay - I usually pick a appr. eight note 'tremolo' @120bpm and tune the string
- if it's for a recording, you might want to tune to the tonic, not the open strings, unless these are heavily featured and you need to compromise anyway
- without a proper setup (nut slot depth probably being the most important one in the real world) none of this matters
- a string is not a high precision oscillator that just puts out the same frequency and that's it, it's a really complex system with a number of factors influencing each other which results in a somewhat wavering output pitch-wise anyway.
Wenn nur eine Saite schnell umgestimmt werden soll (Drop D z.B.) dann würde ich so etwas empfehlen:
https://www.rockinger.com/part…native-tuning-for-guitars
Als ich noch in einer Band spielte und wir auch zwischen Standard und Drop D wechselten, habe ich die Gitarre gewechselt - zwei sollte man bei einem Gig eh dabei haben
also look at the Lead Boost stomp
if you want feedback, get rid of any noise gate(s), play at high volumes and stand close to the speaker. Angling the guitar/pickups the right way/distance let's you 'ride' the feedback and even produce different overtones, mostly octaves and fifths.
BTW, talking about what "Other Gear" means, I remember one of the mods closing a thread (not sure it was about the QC already... or was it Fractal or Atomic?) with the reason that by "other gear" they merely meant other hw to be used in conjunction with the KPA.
Glad they have apparently changed their mind on the matter
FWIW
the only threads I removed from other gear were copy & paste posts of press releases of some keyboards IIRC
It's fine to discuss these here of course, but copy & paste from readily available news site (especially during NAMM etc.) seemed redundant.
The starting Profile has no influence on the outcome - it is only recommended to select one so you can
a) listen to the Profile and compare it to your setup before Profiling (and maybe adjust the mics a little etc) - so you have a frame of reference
and
b) to save time when tagging
I would very much like to see future the posts in this thread improve in terms of:
- relevance to topic
- manners
- open mindedness
- manners
as it is, it's on the watch list for the Drama Zone
So beautiful and such a wonderful touch, Don.
the intro is kinda nice, and then at 0:21 
Enver Izmaylov - Sari Gelin
All audio interfaces have direct monitoring.
not necessarily on digital inputs.
so do - some don't.
