Mic Eliminator- great recording tool

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just get a cheap and small mixer like a behringer or something
Of course, this is right, but I try to find easiest solution. In case of traveling don?t want to have a lot of boxes, mixers, cables etc.
So does anybody know output levels of DI an LineOut?
 
bruce egnater said:
Quite a bit of R&D went into the mic eliminator design. I think most of the cabinet simulator direct boxes do not include the sound of the microphone in the equation. In other words, they all simulate the frequency response of the cabinet but not the actual signal that is coming out of the SM57 or whichever mic is used. When listening to the Mic Eliminator, we set up a number of the direct boxes and a couple of different mics and were able to listen to them all just by bringing up the correct channels on the console. We tweaked the Mic Eliminator to sound like the best live mic tone. I think it sounds excellent. Too bad more people don't know about it because it is a really cool and useful feature.

Egnater

this is cool info ...i wonder what other 2 mic's they tried to emulate are? i would assume one of the mic's was a 57!! which position is which mic?
Egnater/Randall gear rocks
 
sorry to bump this old thread , just wondering if anyone can chim in on some mic eliminator specs? Bruce ??? RD guys any one??

which MIC is at which position on the back or is it 1 mic in different position's??

i love this tool and i am using it to record an ep with my band right now ...i'll post some clips in the future of the results
 
3 Mile Stone said:
I'm diggiing this. Anyone know if the Egnater cabs come with the eliminator a well?

no they dont. I ordered 2 2x12c cabs from stoneage cabs and he called frank to get it and frank doesnt have them. I ordered 2 from randall and sent them to Stoneage for custom oversized 2x12c open/closed back cabs. :D
 

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