Roland MV-8800 Appendices page 50

Effect Block
23 Mic Modeling
Link (Mic. Modeling Link)
This is the link switch for Channels A and B.
Link (Link Switch)
Value: Off, On
When set to Off, each of the two channels works
independently as a mono channel equalizer. When set to
On, both equalizer channels work simultaneously on
Channel A. (The Channel B settings are disregarded.)
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Mic (Mic Modeling)
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).
Input
This selects the mic used for recording.
Value The type of mic to be used for recording
DR-20 Roland DR-20 (dynamic mic manufactured by
Roland)
Sml.Dy Small dynamic mic used for miking instruments,
vocals, and the like
Hed.Dy Headset-type dynamic mic
Min.Cn Mini condenser mic
Flat Line input
C3000B AKG C3000B (condenser mic manufactured by
AKG)
Output
This sets the mic to be modeled.
Value he type of mic modeling
Sml.Dy Dynamic mic for general use with instruments and
vocals. Perfect for guitar amps and snare drums.
Voc.Dy Dynamic mic especially known for use with
vocals. Features exceptional midrange presence.
For vocals.
Lrg.Dy Dynamic mic with extended low range. For bass
drums, toms, and similar applications.
Sml.Cn Small condenser mic for use with instruments.
Features a particularly fine high range. For use
with metal percussion instruments and acoustic
guitars.
Lrg.Cn Flat-response condenser mic. For vocals,
narration, live instruments, and the like.
Vnt.Cn Vintage condenser mic. For vocals, instruments,
and the like.
Flat Mic with flat frequency response characteristics.
Use this when you want the sound of a mic used
for miking larger groups.