Have you checked if the filters in the output section are on without you knowing it?
No filters on, but it was definitely one of the first things I checked. Will do some more profiling soon and see if I can spot anything odd.
Posts by coreycoleman
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I'll look into that. Thanks!
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Check Pure Cabinet. By default it's activated and set to 3.0 globally ... but it's not applied in Profiler Mode to avoid confusing the A/B comparison.
Thanks for that. That doesn't seem to be the issue, but it's a handy thing I hadn't learned about yet.
This feel more like a high pass filter set at 150 Hz and a treble booster is being applied to the profile in Profiler mode, which then goes away in Browser mode.
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Here's what happened -
I profiled an amp using solid mic placement, signal routing etc as per the manual.
After profiling, and even after refining, the profile sounded basically like a different amp.
Almost no lows. The overdrive characteristics, high end, feel etc were all off the target. I mean like, not even 50% of the way there and I'm not being too picky. Like a Champ next to a Dumble.
After making a few more attempts I decided to store the profile and see if I could tweak it into submission
When I switched to Browser mode, to my surprise, the profile sounded amazing all of the sudden. Nearly perfect.
But I hadn't changed anything.
The volume of the profile in Profiler mode matched the reference amp and the rig in Browser mode, but it sounded nothing like the amp until I stored it.
Why did this happen? Am I a stupid man living a stupid life with no hope of ever making sense of anything?
Disclaimers:
I'm brand new to the KPA, so I may be missing something extremely fundamental and obvious.
I did a full system reset upon receiving this used a few days ago, so all the settings *should* be in their default states.
I didn't profile it selecting "No Cabinet" or anything like that.
