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Chapter 7: Get Creative

Up to this point, all of the instructions in this manual have focused

on how to use the AMM-1 for its primary purpose: making one mic

sound as accurately as possible like another. But don’t let that limit

you. We’ve purposely given the controls wide ranges to allow you to

move beyond what might be considered useful for strict modeling.

Try some of the following:

• Select a Source Mic that doesn’t match your physical mic. In fact,

try one whose characteristics are as different as possible from

your physical mic.

• Select Bypass for the Source Mic to combine the sound of your

physical mic with the sound of the modeled mic.

• Create a “Hyper” version of one of your source mics. To do this,

select Bypass for the Source Mic (to pass through the sound of

your mic unmodified) and then select your source mic in the

Modeled Mic menu. The result will be to accentuate all of the

characteristics that give your source mic its unique character,

making it sound like itself, only more so.

• Use the AMM-1 as a mastering tool. Process your entire stereo

mix through a mic model (this will, of course, require two

AMM-1s). Set the Source Mic to Bypass and try a variety of

Modeled Mics. This is basically a trial and error process, but a

number of engineers and producers have reported some truly

amazing results.

• Extreme Proximity settings can give strange, but interesting

effects. Try wildly differing settings in the Source and Model

sections.

• Dynamically change Proximity settings during a performance.

• Overdrive the Tube Saturation section for some serious gruzz.

None of the above are likely to give you the sound of any mic that

exists in nature, but they can definitely give your recordings unique

and striking timbres.

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