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2) Select another mic on the list whose characteristics are known to

be similar to your mic (a similar model from the same manufac-

turer, for example).

3) Select another mic of the same general type as your mic, e.g.,

dynamic, large diaphragm condenser, etc.

4) Select Bypass from the menu

It must be stressed that selecting option 2, 3 or, especially, 4, will

compromise the Microphone Modeler’s ability to accurately repro-

duce the sound of the desired modeled mic. That’s not to say that

you won’t be able to get something that sounds great, just that it’s

unlikely to be an accurate simulation of whichever mic you chose in

the Modeled Mic section.

In particular, if you choose Bypass as the Source Mic and any mic as

the Modeled Mic, the resulting effect is equivalent to having re-

corded the audio with the actual physical mic (which you, of course,

did) and then having played back that track through a perfect set of

speakers and rerecorded it with the Modeled Mic. Again, maybe a

great sounding creative effect, but not an accurate representation

of the Modeled Mic.

Note: If we don’t have a model of your mic and you really, really

want to use it as a source mic, you might consider giving us a

call and seeing if we’re interested in modeling it. If so, you’d

have to be willing to send it to us and have it out of your posses-

sion for about 5 working days.

Low-Cut Menu

If the mic you select in the Source Mic menu is equipped with a user-

selectable low-cut filter, the Low-Cut pop-up menu will allow you to

select from among the actual filter settings available on that mic. (If

the selected mic does not have a low-cut filter, the menu will be

grayed out.)

If the source mic does include a low-cut filter, select the low-cut

setting that was (or will be) used when capturing your audio.

Note: It is important to keep in mind that the purpose of this

setting is to “undo” the effect of any low-cut filter that was

used to capture your audio. If you play around with this setting,

you may initially think that it’s working “backwards.” That is,

changing the menu selection from OFF to any filter setting will

actually cause a bass boost in the monitored audio.

Controls: Source Mic Section