Specifications

Modeled Mic Section

Here’s where the fun really starts. Press the Edit Select button until

the Model LED is lit. This puts the AMM-1 in Modeled Mic Edit Mode

and allows you to select the mic (and its settings) whose characteris-

tics you to want to apply to your audio.

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x y:bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb

Pressing the Microphone button while in Model Edit mode brings up

the Model Select screen and allows you to use the Data Knob to

select your desired modeled mic. Repeatedly pressing the Micro-

phone button moves the cursor between the three editable fields:

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bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb Microphone Name

x A/B Compare

In addition, if the currently selected mic is stored in FLASH

memory (as opposed to EPROM), the y field will contain an “*”

to indicate that the model is capable of being deleted (see the

System Edit section for more details). Otherwise it will be blank.

When you first press the Microphone button, the cursor will appear

in the Manufacturer Name field and turning the Data Knob will

scroll through all of the available manufacturers. As each manufac-

turer is selected, the Microphone Name field will display the first

listed mic from that manufacturer.

Pressing the Microphone button a second time will place the cursor

in the Microphone Name field and allow you to use the Data Knob

to select the specific mic of your choice.

Note: Once the cursor is in the Microphone Name field, you may

continue turning the Data Knob to scroll through all of the mics

in the list. Mics are listed alphabetically by manufacturer name.

In some cases a mic will have a second listing with “-w” appended to

the mic’s name. This indicates that the mic we modeled was supplied

with a windscreen and this is the model of the mic with the

windscreen attached. If you want your audio to sound as if it were

captured with a windscreen, you should select this version of the

model.

Modeled Mic Section