After much effort on both parts, I've been told by Tech Support that may be the Profiler it's not capable of profiling a classic solid state amp like the Randall RG100ES due to amp architecture. All profiles return a low, sub horrible lows that the reference amp does not have at all. And lack the gain of the original amp. So the reason why I've bought my Kemper + Looper + Kemper DI + amp, which was to record and play live with the profiles of my rig, my own amps, cannot be accomplished. VERY dissapointing. I'll give it a last try and most probably will sell the whole pack in a few days. :(((((
RANDALL RG100ES CAN NOT BE PROFILED
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soundroi -
June 29, 2016 at 12:35 PM -
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There are five RG100ES profiles on the Exchange - have you tried them to see if they're any better?
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bummer on hitting a technological wall but why throw in the towel when there are so many other viable profiles available?
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I remember that you said you were trying to make DI profiles. Have you tried creating ordinary studio profiles too?
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Yeah, studio profiles (with mic) sound more or less convincing. But I need DI profiles to play live with my cab.
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Yeah, studio profiles (with mic) sound more or less convincing. But I need DI profiles to play live with my cab.
Have you tried using the studio profiles with the cab de-selected?
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Have you tried another DI?
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If it is catching the studio profile I would believe there is something else causing the issue like going too hot into the direct box.
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I've tried every level combination possible. Levels are right.
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I've tried both the Kemper DI and a Behringer Ultra-G. Exactly same results.
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soundroi: please read the profiling guide. it states that some modelers and some solid state amps cannot be profiled archiving a perfect result.
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Sorry to hear that soundroi. I've come across the same thing myself, I bought an Orange Rocker 30 a few months back as a gigging amp, really dig it so tried making some DA profiles and I had a similar type thing: lots of horrendous low end and clips the output straight away. Using a Behringer Ultra GI100. I may have been doing something wrong, but I've profiled quite a few times before with no problems. I wonder if others have the same experience with certain amps, the Rocker 30 is a common amp and at last check no DI/DA profiles on the exchange.