Specifications

Low-Cut Menu

Pressing the Low Cut button while in Model Mic Edit mode will

display something like this:

Model LowCut

80 Hz

If the mic you select as the Model Mic is equipped with a user-

selectable low-cut filter, pressing the Low-Cut button will allow you

to use the Data Knob to select from among the actual filter settings

available on that mic. (If the selected mic does not have a low-cut

filter, the display will default to “none.”.)

If the modeled mic does include a low-cut filter, selecting a low-cut

setting will reproduce the same effect that selecting that setting

would have on the actual modeled mic.

Note: The setting labels that appear in the menu are those that

appear on the physical mic. In some cases, the label is the cut-off

frequency of the low-cut filter as specified by the mic’s manufac-

turer. However, the AMM-1 does not simply apply a generic low-

cut filter at the stated frequency, but instead models the actual

filter performance of each modeled mic. In other words, a stated

cut-off frequency is only as accurate as the filter on the actual

mic.

Another Note: Although it’s always best to let your ears be your

guide, if your audio was recorded with the source mic’s low-cut

filter turned on, in most cases it will be best to turn on the

modeled mic’s low-cut filter as well. (After all, there was pre-

sumably some reason that someone chose to use that filter in

the first place.)

Pattern

Pressing the Pattern button while in Model Mic Edit mode will

display something like this:

Model Pattern

Cardioid

Modeled Mic Section: Low-Cut Menu