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Quote from Finally

If both feeds are identical mono signals that's the right approach, no?

An engineer would do something very weird, he would communicate with you and ask you why you provide him with 2 signals. It's a bad idea to just assume something without knowing. It might be the same signal while patching the lines but different stuff during performance. As an engineer you'd be smart enough to figure that out even before soundcheck.

Just as an example:

95% of the gig it might be the same signal on both lines but in this one song where you grab your acoustic guitar, you might give him dry guitar on the first line and delay/reverb on the second so he can mix it nicely for the given venue.

What I tried to say is that someone who calls himself an engineer should be a bit smarter and not just assume something he doesn't know yet. Or in other words, if he has worked with 9 dumb guitarists in the last month, it doesn't give him reason to assume the tenth guitarist is dumb as well, right?

Quote from Finally

If you present them with 2 mono feeds they'll mute one and use the other ... the engineer.

I would have a hard time calling someone like this an "engineer". He/She might be a sound technician at best

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How is your toaster hooked up to the network?

Quote from Foxbilder

I"m mean who can know that you did that.

More than you think Just saying

Quote from Foxbilder

considering the fact that the original owner copied it in the first place

That's a fundamental misconception! He didn't copy anything. He chose the amp and its settings, chose a cab, chose one or more microphones and chose their position and last but not least he chose one or more mic preamps ... and bottomline is, you buy a license to use the creative work, result of his/her expertise and taste.

The latter is also important to understand. You don't buy a "thing" you own, instead you buy a (usually single) license to use the work that is owned by the profile creator.

Quote from Ruefus

Seeing one used to back him up is really cool as well.

It's not a backup for Clapton.

The Profiler in the picture was used by Geoff Whitehorn (Procol Harum) who participated in this gig "Music for Marsden".

Anyone noticed that the Profiler only has a CAB active in the STACK section? No amp profile.

Quote from b_ryan

So I can simultaneously send a mono s/pdif signal TO the Kemper and a stereo s/pdif FROM the Kemper?

That's exactly what I explained

S/PDIF is a unidirectional 2-channel connection. For bidirectional setup you need two S/PDIF cables.

You need one S/PDIF cable from your audio interface to the Profiler ... and only use the first (left) channel to send your DI signal to the Profiler.

To get digital audio back from the Profiler to your interface, you need a second S/PDIF cable ... and this can be a full stereo signal (e.g. Master Stereo)

Quote from Monkey_Man

a glaring omission for me is an LA-2A

... and an LA-2A doesn't have any of the parameters called "Threshold, Ratio, Attack, Release" either, as the audio engineer from post #6 certainly knows from his work. There's more than just FET compressors, hehe.

An interface like you suggest would still require at least an analog headphones output and an analog stereo line output for monitors to be usable for the majority of potential customers. It also requires an internal DA stage and DSP mixer so you can monitor S/PDIF (zero latency monitoring) and computer audio and balance their mix and the volume for headphones output and line output.

Quote from davec69

...I have one word, when it comes to cases. "Pelican".

... and I have two words when it comes to bags. "Porta Brace".

They're not the cheapest but you won't worry afterwards.

Imho they are worth every single cent.

You'll have to update to OS 7.3.2 first, before you update to the current version.

Quote from siamon

I read something about to paste the kaos.bin file directly in the root of the USB stick , but I do not understand

This basically means that you should not put the kaos.bin file in one of these folders but right on the pendrive instead. Again, not in a subfolder. See attached picture:

For this particula riff:

Winner: G12H-30

Runner-Up: Vintage 30

Loser: G12T-75

... and to add the obvious and inevitable: The older ones have a more vintage sound

Quote from CKDexterHaven

In the demos, players are just going from one profile to the next, and they all sound great, and at appropriate volume.

Can you post a link to one (or a couple) of these demos, please?

Quote from Robman

The Amp Factory have profiles the head Gilmour used on DSOTM

That's an awesome pack!!!

And it's not only been used on DSOTM but also on The Wall. And it's been profiled with a 4x12 cab with Fane speakers.

5 years ago we recorded a quick demo of this using a stock Squier Classic Vibe 50s Strat.

Sure! Since you already have one Lindy device, I would recommend to use it as the source for sending the DI track to the Profiler. (Lindy Converter #1 example). And you can record the reamped signal via your Profiler's analog Main Outputs with XLR female -> TRS cables to your interface.