Which makes 99.9% of all Kemper profiles bad per autamatic?
Since they need so much post processing (especially EQ, according to Ozone)
No it does not. - The kemper is a perfect tool, but you need to understand the correct way its "meant" to be used. - it was never meant for people to sell profiles, or to have a zillion profiles to go through.. its about your amps your setup and snapshotting your own sound. therefore, working the way it was intended. - just sop happens that the kemper community took on to Profiles. (and they used them well) - so noting wrong with whats out there from me or anyone else. but if your making a commercial record, then loading up a random profile is never going to get you the full way there.
But.... Making the amp ready, prepping it for studio recording, then snapshotting that for the live gigs is however an amazing thing to do!. - we all have different applications, needs and wishes, the Kemper by now covers everything. - its a tool, uses it the best way you can.
And if one knows what they are doing, the kemper with a random profile can also sound amazing.. Ive seen ti done, Ive heard and witnessed this on many occasions. - so yeah... but I WILL SAY THIS!!. - IF you really cant get your thing with it using other profiles. then this means one thing.. you need to profile your own. to get your own footprint done. there is only that way!.
There are soooo many equasions out there that interfere with a Great profile. - Room, Speakers/moniters, cables, strings, woods, room size, ears, fingers, guitar, the wind etc etc. if you can eliminate all of those to your own desires then it will always be a better outcome.