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General| Type | Digital |
|---|---|
| Frequency Response | 20 Hz - 20 kHz |
| Inputs | XLR, 1/4" TRS |
| Outputs | 2 x XLR, 2 x 1/4" TS, 2 x 1/4" TRS |
| MIDI | In, Out, Thru |
| Control | Front panel, MIDI |
Guide on navigating the manual and understanding its structure.
Explains notation conventions and cross-referencing within the manual.
Overview of the TC 2290's sound quality and design philosophy.
Further details on the audio performance and technical aspects.
Initial setup guide for connecting and basic operation.
Step-by-step guide to loading stored sound configurations.
How to adjust parameters and save custom sound settings.
Detailed procedure for adjusting delay time parameters.
Guide on controlling echo repeats and feedback intensity.
Method for saving custom-made sound configurations.
Overview of modulation types: delaytime, dynamic, and panposition.
Explores dynamic modulation for effects like tremolo, ducking, and gating.
Creating chorus, flanger, and ADT sounds using delaytime modulation.
Techniques for stereo panning and automatic panning modulation.
Customizing bypass methods and special functions.
Essential safety and setup guidelines before operating the unit.
Explains various input and output connection types and their uses.
How to integrate the TC 2290 with MIDI devices for control.
Setup for integrating external effects units with the TC 2290.
Controls for input gain and bypass functionality.
Controls for feedback level and EQ filters for echo repeats.
Adjusting delay, direct, and total output volumes, plus panning.
Setting parameters for delaytime, pan, and dynamic modulations.
Controls for applying pan modulation to signals.
Controls for setting and modulating delay time.
Operations for recalling, storing, and managing presets.
Programming custom key functions and sequences.
Connecting and controlling the TC 2290 via MIDI.
Accessing and modifying advanced parameters and system settings.
Details on voltage selection, fuses, and power connection.
Explanation of the 1/4" jack connectors for input and output.
Explanation of balanced XLR connectors for professional use.
Connectors for external remote controllers and footswitches.
Command shortcuts for input gain and bypass methods.
Command shortcuts for feedback, high-cut, and low-cut filters.
Command shortcuts for output volumes and panning.
Commands for controlling modulation parameters and waveforms.
Commands for controlling panning effects and modulation.
Commands for setting delay time and modulation.
Commands for recalling, storing, and protecting presets.
Strategies for managing and organizing user-created presets.
How to use MIDI for controlling presets and parameters.
Features and operation of the sampling functions.
Charts detailing delaytime, pan, and dynamic modulation types.
Diagrams illustrating signal and control paths within the TC 2290.
Reference for keycodes used in programming assignable keys.
Technical specifications for the delay signal processing path.
Specifications for 1/4" jack connectors.
Specifications for balanced XLR connectors.
Steps to diagnose issues with the front panel display not lighting up.
Troubleshooting steps for no audio output from the device.
Diagnosing issues when only the direct signal is present.
Addressing issues caused by multiple or corrupted presets.
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