Gain-change Experiments. Anyone willing to do them?

Ok so I have to play around with the gain level on my kemper quite often and sometimes it just felt unnatural so I was thinking - is there a way to compare the gain changes on the kemper vs. amp. Since pretty much everyone with a solid amp I could profile is currently unavailable I thought - why not ask it here and maybe someone here will be able to conduct those experiments and post the results for everyone to see.

If there is already such a thread then I´m sorry but I couldn´t find it and please post the link.

Here is what I thought:

1. Profile a tone (preferably metal. I´m a metal guy and preferably in the 6.5-7.5 KPA-gain region).
2. Profile the same tone but with slightly more AND slightly less gain. So lets say #1 is 7.0 then profile the tone with 6.5 and 7.5
3. Reamp a guitar track where the gain structure really comes to shine (for example - bone merrow or carna asada. Multitracks are available online) with all 3 profiles. Then Change the gain on the #1 profile to the gain-levels of the #2+#3 profiles and re-amp the same track there aswell.

Now we should have a very nice comparison on how the kemper gain-change compares to the on-amp gain change. Any flaws in that plan? Any takers?

Quote from Deadlightstudio

Gain in that region will be for example a Peavey with Drive at about 9 o clock only and without TS. Remember that
With TS its impossible imo...only with balance less than 12 o clock on a maxon

But there is a difference in the tonestack. Try to compare my 6534 lowgain profiles with the Highgain profiles with dialed in same gain
they are labeld "Pv6534LG...." and "Pv6534HG"
the Lowgain with the same EQ settings used while profiling are brighter, the Highgain fatter

But the overall standard experiment - without TS - should be working right?

What parameters should be added if one would do the same thing WITH and WITHOUT TS just to see how it works.

We misunderstood each other