Roland V-Mixer VM-3100 - VM-3100 Algoriyhms: Mic Simulator; Mic Simulator Algorithm and Parameters

VM-3100 List of Algoriyhms
HiDampFreq [HDFrq] (High Damp Frequency)
1.0 - 20.0 kHz
In the natural world, the high frequencies die out very
quickly. By attenuating the higher frequencies first, High
Damp makes the delay sound more natural. This sets the
lower frequency limiting the range to be dampened.
HiDampGain [HD-G] (High Damp Gain)
-36 - O dB
This sets the amount of the High Damp effect.
11 PANNER RSS
RSS (Panner) can make the sound seem to revolve around the
listener.
Panner RSS
L
R
Speed [Speed] (Roratiion Speed)O - 100
This parameter adjusts the speed with which the position of
the sound moves.
Direction [Dir] (Rotation Direction})CW, CCW
This parameter selects the sound’s direction of rotation.
CW(Clockwise)
Rotates the sound clockwise.
CCw(Counterclockwise)
Rotates the sound counterclockwise.
12 MIC SIMULATOR
This effect takes sounds recorded using standard dynamic
mics, pin mics, or line signals, and converts them so that they
sound as if they were recorded using an expensive studio-
quality condenser mic. This also lets you add proximity
effect, distance, and other effects.
Mic
Simulator
Ap»
MS
Bap
LINK
This is the link switch for Channels A and B.
Link Sw [Link] (Link Switch)OFF, ON
When set to Off, each of the two channels works
independently as a mono channel equalizer. W hen set to On,
both equalizer channels work simultaneously on Channel A.
(The Channel B settings are disregarded.)
MIC SIMULATOR A/B
This effect converts the characteristics of inexpensive, all-
purpose mics to those of expensive, studio-quality mics
(microphone’ microphone conversion). It makes signals that
have already been recorded in your Project sound as if the
changes in sound quality were made through mic selection
and placement. This also adds characteristics of microphones
to instrument sounds recorded through line input
(line’microphone conversion).
Mic Conv. [Conv.] (Mic Converter Switch)OFF, ON
This switches the Mic Converter on and off. When turned off,
the Typeln, TypeOut, and Phase settings are disabled.
Typeln [M.in] (Input Mic Type)
DR-20, SmallD, HeadD, MiniC, FLAT
This selects the type of mic to be used for recording.
DR-20
Roland DR-20 (dynamic mic manufactured by Roland)
SmallD
Small dynamic mic used for miking instruments, vocals,
and the like
HeadD
Headset-type dynamic mic
Minic
Mini condenser mic
FLAT
Line input
TypeOut [M.Out] (Output Mic Type)
SmallD, VocalD, LargeD, SmallC, LargeC,
Vnt.C, FLAT
This selects the type of mic simulated.
SmallD
Dynamic mic for general use with instruments and
vocals. Perfoect for guitar amps and snare drums.
VocalD
Dynamic mic especially known for use with vocals.
Features exceptional midrange presence. For vocals.
LargeD
Dynamic mic with extended low range. For bass drums,
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