I don't know why but somehow those 2 profiles you used don't sound anywhere close to something you could consider "good" when I use them ... have you tweaked them a lot or is it just me or my guitar that makes it sound weird or not-good?
aah and another question, also to you other guys:
When it comes to Recording 6-string-based music (I happen to be the only guitarist in my band playing 7 string, so I only use the 7th string in specific parts of some songs)
I have a recording-sound that I'm satisfied with... but when I try to record some 7-String "djent" stuff, these amps don't sound good anymore...
do you guys use different amp-profiles depending on whether you want to record 6, 7, or 8 String?
Can you post a clip? It's hard to tell this way.
A big part of the sound is in the mix - fizzy high end blends with the cymbals, low end is covered by a bass guitar etc.
I can do anything with the Kemper. Probably, so can you.
Some particular amps (Marshalls, some rectifiers) don't deal well with a 7th string in particular and this is very well reflected in the Kemper, but if a 6-string works well for you, your 7th string should be adjusted to blend well with that.