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Antares speaker modeling-Target speaker types

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4 - Antares speaker modeling-Target speaker types Target speaker types The speakers modeled here are generic, rather than reproducing a particular make or model of speaker. They represent a wide range of speaker types on which your material may eventually be played. • Bypass speaker (no model for the output speaker) • Boombox 1 (one type of "boombox") • Boombox 2 (another variation on the boombox theme) • Car Sedan (an average car sound system) • Car SUV (the kind of sound you might expect from an SUV sound system) • Compact Stereo (domestic stereo system, but small speakers) A few limitations Once again, it is necessary to emphasize that you cannot turn a poor-quality set of speakers into an expensive pair of monitors. • Computer Speaker (useful for multimedia sound mixes) • Large Home Studio (good quality domestic/semi-pro speakers) • Mid Sound Reinforcement (not necessarily top-of-the-range, but good-quality sound reinforcement) • Small Home Studio (smaller speakers intended for the musician/home recordist) • TV (typical TV speaker sound) Use POD 4 on the bottom row to select the speaker type. However, what you can do is to reproduce the tonal characteristics of a certain type of speaker and environment, allowing you to "field-test" your project for a particular purpose without even changing your speaker system. TASCAM DM-24 Effects 19

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4 – Antares speaker modeling—Target speaker types
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Target speaker types
The speakers modeled here are generic, rather than
reproducing a particular make or model of speaker.
They represent a wide range of speaker types on
which your material may eventually be played.
Bypass speaker
(no model for the output speaker)
Boombox 1
(one type of “boombox”)
Boombox 2
(another variation on the boombox
theme)
Car Sedan
(an average car sound system)
Car SUV
(the kind of sound you might expect from
an SUV sound system)
Compact Stereo
(domestic stereo system, but small
speakers)
Computer Speaker
(useful for multimedia sound
mixes)
Large Home Studio
(good quality domestic/semi-pro
speakers)
Mid Sound Reinforcement
(not necessarily
top-of-the-range, but good-quality sound reinforce-
ment)
Small Home Studio
(smaller speakers intended for
the musician/home recordist)
TV
(typical TV speaker sound)
Use POD 4 on the bottom row to select the speaker
type.
A few limitations
Once again, it is necessary to emphasize that you
cannot turn a poor-quality set of speakers into an
expensive pair of monitors.
However, what you can do is to reproduce the tonal
characteristics of a certain type of speaker and envi-
ronment, allowing you to “field-test” your project for
a particular purpose without even changing your
speaker system.