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TC Electronic TC 2290
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Notes
The
bypass
function
of
the
<DELAY
ON>
(as
well
as
any
key)
is
available
as
a
remote
control
by
using
one
of
the
<REMOTE
1-5
ASSIGN
KEYS>.
Check
the
seperate
note
2290-apn.04
on
the
subject.
The
status
of
the
<DELAY
ON>
is
normally
stored
in
presets
like
all
other
preset
parameters.
Useful
in
live
performance
situations,
where
you
may
want
to
start
off
with
a
preset
without
effect
and
then
manually
turn
the
effect
on
when
needed.
Via
the
special
functions
you
can
decide
whether
the
<DELAY
ON>
switch
should
be
‘in
preset’
or
not
[9.4].
The
status
of
the
external
effects
are
unaffected
by
the
status
of
the
<DELAY
ON>
key.
See
the
notes
about
direct
signal
bypass
volume
in
the
Output
section
description
[5.3].
[7.1]
gives
you
a
survey
of
Commands
associated
with
the
Input
section
and
the
bypass
methods.
The
3
Bypass
Methods:
When
pressing
<DELAY
ON>
on/off
this
has
the
effect:
Special
#26
Echo
tail
‘History’
echo
Value
Bypassmethod
when
bypassing
at
DELAY
ON
cae
iN
eo
ee
ee
ae
oS
ee
ee
‘0!
Input
mute
Yes
No
‘4!
Output
mute
No
Yes
‘2!
Both
mute
No
No
(as
set
from
factory)
TESE
PR
ona
E
ee
eee
Ie
ee
With
Spec
26
set
to
’0’
Here
you
get
the
very
useful
input
mute
bypass
method.
With
the
input
mute
method,
a
tail
of
echo
continues
when
you
turn
off
the
delay.
The
delaypath
is
also
‘clean’
when
you
turn
on
delay.
This
enables
new
controlled
ways
of
applying
echo,
especially
when
feedback
is
also
applied.
Note
that
with
the
Input
Mute
choice
(0),
the
direct
signal
Volume
and
the
fixed
Pan
position
of
the
direct
signal
remains
unchanged
when
bypassing.
With
Spec
26
set
to
°T
lf
you
prefer
the
traditional
Output
mute
for
a
‘history’
playback
this
can
be
selected
by
setting
spec.no.26
to
'1l
for
‘output’
mute
only.
Suppose
that
the
delaytime
eg.
is
set
at
1000mS,
then
with
the
‘output’
bypass
method
the
delay
immediately
starts
playing
back
the
echo
of
what
you
played
one
second
ago
(plus
earlier
recorded
feedback).
With
Spec
26
set
to
’2’
The
TC
2290
actually
does
a
double
mute
when
bypassing,
-
one
mute
at
the
input
to
the
delaypath,
another
at
the
output.
This
is
unlike
traditional
delays
which
mute
at
the
output
only.
The
effect
is
that
the
TC2290
delaypath
is
‘clean’
when
you
turn
delay
on.

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TC Electronic TC 2290 Specifications

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BrandTC Electronic
ModelTC 2290
CategoryComputer Hardware
LanguageEnglish

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