TC Electronic TC 2290 User Manual

3.9.7 DEPTH parameter.
Try panning both signals again, and try making the <DEPTH> value smaller.
At '99' the panning goes to the extreme left and right, at '50', the panning
is only ‘halfway’, so that the direct and the delay parts of the signal ‘meet’
in the middle during the pan-sweep.
3.9.8 Left-Right Switching Dependant on the Input Envelope.
You can make the panning movement dependant on your input signal, so
that each time you pause or stop playing the echo signal moves to the
other side. If panning both signals, they shift side.
To do this, go to the MODULATION section (- check that the ‘PAN’
‘window’ is <SELECT>'ed). Then press <WAVEFORM> until 'ENV' is chosen.
<SPEED> should be set fast enough for the sweep to reach the other side,
when you pause in your playing. The pan <DEPTH> should be set at ‘99’ if
you want a complete left/right switching.
Note that you can chose quite freely what you want to pan. Setting the
delay out volume to 'O' will give you a ‘dry’ Left/Right switching effect.
Your 9tr preset sound, Left/Right switching
Adjust the parameters to your taste and then store the
sound in preset 9. Press:
<PRESET> <9> <STORE>
3.9.9 An Auto-Panner.
If you want to use the TC 2290 as an ‘autopanner’ only, you can turn down
the volume of the DELAY signal and thus have an automatic panning effect
on the direct signal only.
This is simply done by pressing <SELECT> in the OUTPUT section to show
the 'DELAY' volume setting and then changing this value to O : l
Press OUTPUT <DOWN> and then hold it until you reach 'O' or press
<DOWN> followed by <0> <ENTER> on the numeric keyboard.
The factory preset #92 is an example of a similar ‘autopan’ setting.

TC Electronic TC 2290 Specifications

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Brand	TC Electronic
Model	TC 2290
Category	Computer Hardware
Language	English