TC Electronic TC 2290 User Manual

(04) <UP/DOWN> KEYS
for increasing/decreasing delaytime. The first press of one of the keys will
cause the green access LED to flash, a further short press increases/
decreases delaytime one step and holding the <UP> or <DOWN> key will
cause the delaytime to be increased/decreased continuously.
With one of the sampling options fitted the <UP/DOWN> keys help in
setting the ‘front’ and ‘rear’ points of the wanted sample extractions.
(05) <MOD> Delay time modulation enable key
No modulation of the delaytime whatsoever will take place unless <MOD> is
activated (LED is lit).
With one of the sampling options fitted the <MOD> key enables pitchshift
of sample.
(07) <LEARN> (’tempo tab’) key
With this key you can set the delaytime to match the music in an easy
manner. Pressing <LEARN> once causes a counting function, which counts
the time elapsed until <LEARN> is pressed again. If the time between the
two taps is within the available max. delaytime this time will be the new
delaytime.
The <LEARN> delaytime tapping may be performed at any time, however
with some feedback and/or modulation settings you might want to adjust
some of these parameters according to the new delaytime setting.
The <LEARN> function is available as a remote switch as well. Just
connect a simple footswitch to the SWITCH TYPE remote JACK socket.
With one of the sampling options fitted the <LEARN> key doubles to
manually trig start/stop record sample sounds and trigs/re-trigs playback of
selected sample.
(08) <SAMPLE>
Without the sample option PROM, this is a simple HOLD/REPEAT function.
Pressing <SAMPLE> enables a continuous repeat of the last 1023 mSec of
playing until <SAMPLE> is pressed again. (With memory option the
1023mSec is variable with spec.no. 38.)
See sec [8.2] for the sample option possibilities.

TC Electronic TC 2290 Specifications

General

Brand	TC Electronic
Model	TC 2290
Category	Computer Hardware
Language	English