Marked for later when I'll have time to play again. 
Yep ive marked this one aswell 
yes that is worth trying.thanks. 
The compressor in the amp section might do even a better job.
A classic is also to dial in a bit of amp gain to compress the peaks.
The compressor in the amp section might do even a better job.
A classic is also to dial in a bit of amp gain to compress the peaks.
right,
IIRC the in the original post this was one of three or so possibilities to compress the signal.
I think it worked better in context.
The compressor in the amp section might do even a better job.
A classic is also to dial in a bit of amp gain to compress the peaks.
This is what I've been doing for the past 2 weeks now and it's worked a great for me all my volumes are equal now.
The compressor in the amp section is truly amazing.
It's a unique feature to the profiler.
I have said this from day one.
It should get much more praise and appreciation here.
Yes I experienced this toobwith great results! thanks for pointing it out
Ingolf, I have read the the amp Compressor setting does not behave quite like a pre or post compressor. I am not sure I understand what that means. Can you or anyone else elaborate?
Ingolf, I have read the the amp Compressor setting does not behave quite like a pre or post compressor. I am not sure I understand what that means. Can you or anyone else elaborate?
If I understood CK right the compressor in the amp section only alterates the clean portions of a sound which in reality is fantastic.
I like to use it with crunch or semi driven profiles like the Morgan AC 20 for example.
When you dial up the compressor to, let's say, up to 4, volume pot full on, you hear only the crunch profile without any additional compression.
Now dial back your volume pot to clean up the tone and now, almost magically, the compression kicks in.
This is so awesome as it enables me to play with a good amount of distortion and clean at the same time all controlled by my own picking dynamics and the volume pot.
The profiler does this better than ANY amp I have ever encountered.
Also very interesting when set to maximum. When I play a ring with my fingers (double bass style) I get some gorgeous synthetic trumpets
IIRC Armin had suggested this first, some time ago.
It's in the wiKPA anyway.
Ingolf, I gave it a test on a heavily distorted patch, and it definitely has an impact. I will have to play with it more and more to learn about when and how to use it.
