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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.