Description
Mic Room
Re-mike your mic with the sound of world’s best studio microphones
Mic Room gives you the power to process and “re-mike” your physical microphones to sound and perform like some of the most coveted mic models of all time.
With dynamic, condenser and ribbon microphone models to choose from (plus other unconventional and highly creative models), it offers an inspiring and essential array of tone sculpting tools that are conveniently ready for use as a T-RackS module in your DAW of choice.
Professional sound quality
Just like all the gear and modules in T-RackS, Mic Room offers an astonishing level of detail and accuracy. Each of its virtual microphone models boasts the true frequency response, nuanced character and specific sound of its physical counterpart. This means you can tap into the harmonic complexity of tube condensers, the “in-your-face” tone of dynamics and the velvety smoothness of ribbon mics. You can even get a dose of inspiration via Mic Room’s quirkier models.
Technicolor sound
Each microphone has its own unique and colorful character that contributes to the tone of each mix. This is why a-list recording studios around the world are always stocked with a range of microphones that can suit any situation. Not everyone has access to an a-list studio, but with Mic Room, you have something even better: A virtual microphone collection inside your computer that can transform the sonic character of any recording to suit the tone and feeling of your mix.
Endless possibilities
At its core, Mic Room is all about enhancing the sonic flexibility and versatility of your own physical microphone collection. It’s a T-RackS module, so it can be used either standalone or as a configurable plug-in. For best results, apply this module to individual tracks in your mix that contain audio recorded from a microphone source — like vocal, acoustic guitar or drum tracks.
Source Mic
Target Mic
Once placed on the track, select the microphone used to capture the original audio. All of Mic Room’s microphone models can be selected as source microphones. You can then choose a new microphone to re-mike the character of your original recording to match the specific nuance and tonal character of the mic you’d like for your mix.
Microphone models available
Bottle 563
Based on
Neumann® CMV-563
Condenser 12
Based on
AKG® C12
Condenser 67
Based on
Neumann® U67
Condenser 87
Based on
Neumann® U87
Condenser 170
Based on
Neumann® TLM 170
Condenser 414
Based on
AKG® C414
MD1b-FET
Based on
Groove Tubes® MD1b-FET
Tube VM
Based on
Brauner® VM1
Dynamic 20
Based on
Electro-Voice® RE20™
Dynamic 57
Based on
Shure® SM57™
Dynamic 58
Based on
Shure® SM58™
Dynamic 421
Based on
Sennheiser® MD421
Dynamic 441
Based on
Sennheiser® MD441
Dynamic 609
Based on
Sennheiser® MD609
Vintage Dynamic 20
Based on
AKG® D20™
Ribbon 121
Based on
Royer® R121
Ribbon 160
Based on
Beyerdynamic® M160
Velo-8
Based on
Groove Tubes® VELO-8
Vintage Dynamic
Based on
Shure® Model 55™
Old Telephone Mic
Based on
Old carbon phone capsule
Creative tone control
Beyond its high-fidelity sound, Mic Room also comes packed with a number of additional tone control features that have been designed to enhance your recording experience.
The proximity adjustment effect emulates the “proximity effect” that occurs when your source and microphone are close. Dial it in to make it sound like you’re source is right next to the mix for those deep, rich and vibey tones associated with “FM radio vocals.” Or, alternatively, you can scoop out the bass frequencies by turning the control counterclockwise.
The harmonic content adjustment effect gives you the full power and rich harmonic complexity of a tube condenser. This control lets you add saturation, character and texture to your recordings. Or, in other words, this is precisely the kind of thing that can give a lackluster vocal track that little extra bit of personality and warmth. You can also get creative and unusual sounds by completely maxing out the controls.