Hi from NJ! Similar story to yours coming from a GT-1000. Welcome!
Posts by BillyNoSocks
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RE: [SOLVED] Carry Cases For Profiler Player?
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I'm talking specifically a case for it by itself.😉
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Way ahead of you. This is where I came AFTER such searches. But more extensive searching pointed me to a Zoom SCU-20. It's the closest I've found yet with egg carton style foam inside. Everything else in the same price range would have the Player swimming inside so I'd have to crudely add foam anyway. I'll report back on the fit and quality for the $20 it cost
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i have one of those outlet switches too but i still prefer the inline switch because it is right next to my player whereas my power strip isn't. i think either is a fine solution.
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i brought this issue up when the forum came back online but the thread was locked. Seems the forum "Dark" style no longer works
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Here's a really heavy octave fuzz preset I came up with while trying to find one in RM. I wanted to mimic what I had on my GT-1000. It's the most raspy and thick sound I could come up with. Though it is extreme, it is still very stable & great for single-note playing. Depending on your liking of noise, any polyphony can create some wild sounds. Enjoy!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BkwYGQk_o0p8An1Ma3b4Y7m03nAlZetd/view?usp=sharing -
it happened to me a couple times months back. a lock function couldn't hurt.
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i reported basically the same issues months back but no one else seemed to had experienced it so it got forgotten. the tuner randomly changed on me to a number just like yours. it happened a couple of times but i haven't noticed it lately. there's a ghost in the machine!
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update: still using the same one to this day and i've had zero issues.
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I see no changes when toggling through the style settings after saving. I appreciate that we are back up and running after everything. Just wondering if this isn't working for others too.
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totally for it.
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you just won't have the same experience if you aren't using a speaker that moves as much air as a 12" speaker. but here's an impractical solution that i use once in a while for giggles. it's a force feedback backpack originally sold for use with old video game consoles. i found it new on goodwill not long after i was gifted a pair of Boss WAZA-AIR headphones. as gimmicky and novel as it is, it actually does work and it's rather cool. it was cheap and i regret nothing. well, your appearance may be regrettable.
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The unification was a necessary step. It makes more sense to roll it out now instead of holding it back, just to avoid getting the "I'm underwhelmed" comment. Let's face it: It doesn't matter what we do. Somebody will always be unhappy with it
for positivity's sake, "i'm underwhelmed" doesn't invariably equal to "i'm unhappy".
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i haven't really experimented with that setting but i'll get to it i'm sure. tbh it's a bit underwhelming that the combo footswitch function is still missing and i don't really find the assign functions very useful. but i'm always happy about the fixes.
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i'd also like to ditch the tap from this function or at least choose what else shares the button with the tuner. i have very little need for tap tempo and for every rig i use with tempo purposefully disabled, i don't understand why tap tempo enabling is hardwired to the button. it'd also be nice to not have to need a volume pedal to accomplish something simple like muting to a tuner.
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nice, thanks for the effort
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don't have one yet but this is really appreciated. saving.
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It seems like pack-sellers don't acknowledge the Players' limitations. Comes off more than a bit deceptive especially since there are usually no refunds...
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if you aren't literally in the room with them, you're hearing what the source controls and wants you to hear as a finished product. any inconsistencies or faults you find when you plug into them can be explained away with your environment and equipment. when using other people's rigs or presets, you need to tweak them to your taste. they will never be a load-and-eureka-perfect-sound compared to what they demonstrate. you'll get close but there's way too many factors you have to compensate for especially if the goal is pure emulation and not the search for your own sound.
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at first i thought déjà vu, but this has come up:
