16—Using Effects
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Microphone Modeling
Microphone modeling can make audio captured by an inexpensive mic sound like it’s
been captured by one of the world’s best studio mics.
In order to create a realistic microphone model, the VS-2400CD needs to know the
sonic characteristics of the mic you’re really using. The VS-2400CD’s Microphone
Modeling effect patches are designed to work with several different mics:
• Roland DR-20 • AKG C3000B • Shure SM-57
• SM-10 (headset mic) • Lavalier (necklace) mic
If you have one of these mics, you can insert an effect on your mic’s input channel and
select the desired Microphone Modeling effect patch to transform the sound of your
microphone.
Using Microphone Modeling
1. Insert the desired effect on your mic’s input channel as described on Page 211.
2. Hold down SHIFT and press F3•EFFECT.
3. Press the F button for the effect you selected in Step 1.
4. Press F1 (PATCH).
5. The Microphone Modeling effects patches are P110-P-138. Select a patch based on
the kind of mic you’re using.
6. Press F (SELECT) to choose the desired model.
RSS PAN
The VS-2400CD’s RSS Pan effect adds a rich 3-dimensionality to stereo
audio signals, offering intelligent control of the size and even the
placement of the sound in the listening space.
The number of signals that can be simultaneously processed by RSS Pan depends on
the project’s sample rate. When a project uses:
•
32 kHz, 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz
—up to six channels’ signals can be sent to the RSS Pan
effect.
•
96 kHz, 88.2 kHz or 64 kHz
—up to three channels’ signals can be sent to the RSS Pan
effect.
See the
VS-2400CD Appendices
for a list of the Microphone Modeling patches.
RSS Pan can be used only with unlinked channels.
The RSS Pan effect requires the use of one of the VS-2400CD’s effect boards. When the
board is allocated to RSSPan, it can’t be used for other effects or the analyzer.
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