TC Electronic TC 2290 User Manual

PAN MODULATION FORMS
Sine Stereo Panning (auto-panning)
To create numerous panning effects on direct, delay or
both signals in an opposite manner.
When Speed is matched to the delaytime, echo repeats can
be made appearing alternatingly in Left and Right side.
Factory preset #93 is an example of direct signal pan.
controls pan sweep speed (in Hz)
controls width of panning in the stereofield
Random stereo Panning
the random waveform removes the periodic nature of sine.
You cannot tell in advance where the position will be.
Also useful in small amounts of depth to create a slight
‘wavering’ in the position of signals. (presets #95 & 97)
Factory preset #87 is an example of echo w. random pan.
controls average sweep rate (in Hz)
controls width of panning in the stereofield
Envelope controlled Left-Right switching of Panposition.
Each time input signal is paused (below PAN threshold)
the pan position sweeps to the other side.
Useful with a fast SPEED setting and rythmic music to
create a ‘left-right’ switching pattern of the direct and
echo signal parts.
Factory preset #88,89 and 90 use the env. pan modulation.
SPEED controls pan sweep speed (in Hz)
DEPTH controls width of panning in the stereofield
SPEC#.11: 1-9 : 9 thresholds (8 dB steps) for panpos. mod., 5=default.
Trigged (gated) Sine Panning
Trig pan to start when input signal is below PAN threshold,
to create e.g. a ‘moving tail’ of echo repeats (w. feedback).
By matching pan speed to delay time you can get e.g.
repeat 1 at Left, repeat 2 at middle, repeat 3 at right.
When you pause playing (input below thresh) sweep starts.
Sweep stops when you start playing (input above thresh).
(No factory preset examples)
SPEED controls pan sweep speed (in Hz)
DEPTH controls width of panning in the stereofield
SPEC#.11:
1-9
:
9
thresholds
(3
dB
steps)
for
panpos.
mod.,
5=default.

TC Electronic TC 2290 Specifications

General

Brand	TC Electronic
Model	TC 2290
Category	Computer Hardware
Language	English