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Controls: Pattern

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 working “backwards.” That is,

changing the menu selection from OFF to any filter setting will

actually cause a bass boost in the monitored audio.

However, once you think about it, you will realize that this is the

way it’s supposed to work. The purpose of all the controls in the

Source Mic section is to neutralize the effects of the source mic.

So, when you select a low-cut filter, you’re telling the AMM-1

that the source mic recorded the audio with that much bass

attenuation and, therefore, the model must now boost the bass

an equal amount to remove the source mic’s sonic coloration.

(Trust us, this fried our brains a bit at first, too.)

Pattern

Pressing the Pattern button while in Source Mic Edit mode will

display something like this:

Source Pattern

Cardioid

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

selectable pick-up patterns (i.e., omni, cardioid, hypercardioid, etc.),

pressing the Pattern button will allow you to use the Data Knob to

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

source mic does not have selectable patterns, the display will default

to “none.”)

If the source mic does include multiple patterns, select the pattern

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

Note: The purpose of the Pattern selection is to neutralize the

varying frequency characteristics that result from each of the

available pattern settings, with the assumption that the audio

was recorded on axis (i.e., from the front of the microphone).

Since the AMM-1 has no way of knowing the actual placement

of the signal source, it does not attempt to simulate off-axis

performance.

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