EVH Profiles with Slate Modelling Microphone :)

I've got something special... "Amp Modelling" meets "Microphone Modelling".

Just for fun I've created some profiles of my EVH (oh no not another EVH) with the Slate ML-2 microphone. The modelling is turned off so the microphone modelling can be applied after reamping or through DAW playback. There are also a few profiles in there with the microphone simulation turned on.

I've used my modded EVH Cab which has an additional V30 loaded. So there are profiles with the Greenback and the V30 and profiled the red and blue channel.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/c2ss…rofiles_ML2_Test.zip?dl=0

Don't expect the most awesome profiles, it's more a fun project. But the mircophone modelling is a nice addition. On the other hand you would normally adjust the microphone position while using another microphone. It's more or less a different sound creation option. And too much options are also a problem at some point. But that's not the point, just a look on what is possible.

Have fun and I'm glad to read some comments.

Quote from Nothingleft09

A little fizzy through my KRK studio monitors (which I expected) but these sound great through my Avatar G212 with texas heats and my buddy who owns a 5150iii 50 watt was blown away. These should come out great used in a mix. Thanks!

Thanks for checking out

Quote from dpeters95

Thanks for sharing. I'll give them a try...

Have fun keep in mind the ML2 profiles where made with the Slate ML-2 microphone for applying the microphone model afterwards.

I did a small update and added some profiles.

Quote from Nothingleft09

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Oh sorry, thanks, I've thought just overwriting the file would work. I've updated the link in the top thread. Here it is also.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/c2ss…rofiles_ML2_Test.zip?dl=0

Quote from JulenC

I give it a try

Thanks

Have fun with them, it's also nice to combine several Mic Simulations by copying a track and apply different models on it which are than perfectly in phase with each other which is not possible in reality.

The V30 and the Greenback have an okay phase relationship to each other I didn't put much effort into it. Next time I will go more into detail with it.

As I've mentioned it's a nice addition for creating sounds. I don't think it could replace the interaction between different mics with different characteristics and styles but it's also fun.