Solution to use di profiles frfr,too?

    Hello!


    I really like the sound of di profiles with my Powerhead!
    But there's a little problem about it :).
    If the cab simulation is set to on, it sounds great, but I really would like to have a good sound, I can send frfr, too!


    (Btw ck wrote a few months ago, that they're working on it with integrating a di box to the profiling procedure that means the preamp sound and the cab would be separated perfectly. But until this update I need another solution :D)


    Is there a cab/solution, that keeps the awesome di profile sound(with cab off) but also helps to get a good sound for frfr?


    Sorry for my bad English, I hope you understand, what I mean :D

    Well, keeping cabsim on is exactly the way a FRFR cab should be driven. OTOH, it's advisable to keep cabs on with a di profile, so the profile sounds exactly as it was profiled.
    I must be missing the point tho... :huh:


    :)

    So the DI profiles sounds bad with cabsims off into your cab? I found that the one I made sounds a bit crisper without cabsim, but still good. Actually liked the DI profile better with cabsim off into my cab. So with cabsim off into my cab, I changed the Kemper's cab into a "real cabsim", which actually worked pretty good for direct/fullrange.


    Only did this to one DI profile I made myself, so YMMW! :)

    The point is that a DI profile is taken by definition w/o a cab. So switching cabs off on the Profiler is going to take out... what? Nothing but a part of the profile you took. Not that you can't like it this way, but it's not what was profiled.


    :)

    Quote from viabcroce

    The point is that a DI profile is taken by definition w/o a cab. So switching cabs off on the Profiler is going to take out... what? Nothing but a part of the profile you took. Not that you can't like it this way, but it's not what was profiled.


    :)


    Yeah, but the guy is wondering how he could use his Di profiles into FR speakers.


    Replacing the cab on a DI profile with a cab from a "full" profile did actually make the profile work fine into fullrange speakers in my case.

    I'm not sure i understand you clearly enough,
    but in the master section of the profiler you can set up what goes where -
    so you'll get one full 'wet' signal on the left side and something else on the right.
    Maybe even use the monitor out and set it to 'guitar studio', which is a DI signal by definition.


    You'll juse need two inputs on your FRFR, or a small mixer.

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    Yeah, but the guy is wondering how he could use his Di profiles into FR speakers.


    Replacing the cab on a DI profile with a cab from a "full" profile did actually make the profile work fine into fullrange speakers in my case.

    Thank you guys for the responses :)
    I know, that it works to replace the cab.
    But i was also looking for a few tips, which cabs to use for that! ;)