lol oh ok theres like over 100,000 profiles or more made .theres lots of info on forum for making profiles . if your car didnt start do you just tow it away lol
lol oh ok theres like over 100,000 profiles or more made .theres lots of info on forum for making profiles . if your car didnt start do you just tow it away lol
If it did not start for over 2 years -- perhaps 
I purchased lots of profiles and most of them tend to overpower bass frequencies ! So there have to be a lot of people struggling with this issue !? Okay , i can throw eq in the profile and come closer to the source - but its not the same and will not make me Happy ! Thx !
So here we are --- after creating over 100 profiles of my Amp Collection -
Why the hell is no profile correct captured ? Done miked cabs, direkt profiles put eq in , reduced bass but nothing worked out fine !
profiles sound woofy , distant and higmid/highs are missing !
If there is no solution for this problem i am done with this unit . Is it my vault or do others have problems to capture their sound too ?
Need help !
I don't know, why it doesn't work for you, but I know, why it doesn't work for me:
I'm not able to profile. I just don't know how to do it well.
So my solution for me:
I use profiles of other guys, who know how to profile.
And that's how I do it since 2015.
Maybe that also works for you?
Are you listening to the amp through the mics, or are you hoping to hear the amp in the room sound? They are 2 different things depending on mic placement.
Are you listening to the amp through the mics, or are you hoping to hear the amp in the room sound? They are 2 different things depending on mic placement.
....always through monitors - and i record a sample track from the original amp/micsetup ! So i can hear differences clearly afterwards 
....always through monitors - and i record a sample track from the original amp/micsetup ! So i can hear differences clearly afterwards
Maybe you could post here your recordings?
So we can compare the recorded original amp and the profiled amp.
