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TC Electronic TC 2290
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Changing
the
’Gating’
<SPEED>
If
you
did
not
change
it,
the
current
<SPEED>
value
is
'10'
which
means
that
the
delay
echo
will
disappear
very
quickly
after
you
pause
or
stop
playing.
Let's
try
making
the
echo
linger
a
while
after
you've
stopped
playing.
Press
<SPEED>
to
make
the
green
LED
start
flashing.
Enter
'2'
and
...
(<ENTER>).
The
delay
echo
now
‘hangs’
a
little
after
you
stop
playing,
although
it
is
still
cut
off
rather
fast.
Decreasing
<SPEED>
value
further
will
make
the
release
speed
slower.
Normally
the
<FEEDBACK>
parameter
controls
'the
number
of
repeats’.
However
note
that
this
gating
function
‘cuts
off'
the
repeats
as
you
stop
playing.
The
selected
<WAVEFORM>
'TRIG’
‘ducks’
or
‘gates’
the
feedback
as
well
as
the
delay
echo
level.
Your
3."¢
preset
sound:
Dyn.
Gated
400mS
delay
Adjust
the
<SPEED>
and
<DEPTH>
to
your
taste
and
store
the
sound
in
preset
#3.
Press:
<PRESET>
<3>
<STORE>
3.7.6
Other
<WAVEFORMS>
Feel
free
to
experiment
a
little
with
the
other
waveforms
of
the
dynamic
modulation
functions.
SINE
&
RAND
gives
Tremolo
Effects
The
‘SINE’
and
the
‘RAND’
(random)
waveforms
produce
‘tremolo’-
effects
on
the
direct
signal
level
as
well
as
the
delay
echo
level.
If
<REVERSE>
is
OFF
the
tremolo
volume
modulation
is
done
in
a
syncronous
manner.
With
<REVERSE>
ON,
the
direct
level
is
up
while
the
delay
level
is
down
and
vice
versa.
The
factory
preset
#93
is
an
example
of
a
pure
tremolo
effect
setting.
Press:
<PRESET>
<9>
<3>
<ENTER>.
Your
4.t"
preset
sound,
Tremolo
Adjust
the
<SPEED>
and
<DEPTH>
to
your
taste
and
store
the
sound
in
preset
#4.
Press:
<PRESET>
<4>
<STORE>
ENV
gives
Compressing
and
Expanding
The
‘ENV’
waveform
selects
compressing
of
the
delay
level
in
a
manner
similar
to
the
‘TRIG’,
but
more
‘softly’
and
the
Feedback
parameter
is
not
affected.
With
<REVERSE>
ON,
the
‘ENV’
waveform
produces
a
modulation
to
form
an
‘expand’
function
similar
to
the
'ENV’+'REVERSE’
choice.
However,
both
the
direct
and
‘the
delay
level
are
affected.
This
allows
the
possibility
of
an
‘attack-kill’
effect.
-
Here
<SPEED>
controls
how
fast
the
signals
appear

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TC Electronic TC 2290 Specifications

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BrandTC Electronic
ModelTC 2290
CategoryComputer Hardware
LanguageEnglish

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