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General| Brand | TC Electronic |
|---|---|
| Model | TonePrint Editor |
| Category | Software |
| Language | English |
Explains TonePrint as custom-built versions of classic TC effects.
Lists key features and benefits of using TonePrint Editor software.
Lists the necessary hardware and software for using TonePrint Editor.
Instructions on where to download the latest TonePrint Editor software.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the editor on PC and Mac.
Details on how to set up the TC pedal and connect it to the computer.
Explains how the editor detects the pedal and the process of creating TonePrints.
Essential advice for editing and saving TonePrints to avoid data loss.
Explains how different TC pedal types have unique parameter sets.
Information on using the TonePrint Editor with multiple TC pedals.
How to view device serial and software version details within the editor.
Explains the purpose and advantages of using Template TonePrints.
Details on recalling and using TonePrint templates as starting points.
Instructions on resetting the current TonePrint to its template defaults.
Overview of the Router section parameters and their functions.
Explains how to assign parameters to pedal knobs for custom control.
Detailed steps for assigning custom functions to pedal knobs.
Explains the graphical interface for visualizing knob-parameter relationships.
Instructions on how to modify parameter curves assigned to pedal knobs.
Describes how to select different types of modulation effects available.
Describes the standard chorus effect, inspired by the TC Stereo Chorus Flanger.
Describes a variation of the chorus setting with tuned parameters.
Explains the flanger effect, characterized by pitch modulation and feedback.
Describes a variation of the flanger setting with tuned parameters.
Explains the vibrato effect which modulates the pitch of the incoming signal.
Describes a variation of chorus using three stereo modules for a broad sound.
Describes a variation of TriChorus for a wilder, less controlled effect.
Explains the TZF Mode Flanger emulating original tape deck flanging.
How to switch the modulation effect on or off for various pedals.
Sets the level ratio between delay line 1 and delay line 2 for TZFlanger.
Sets the speed of the chosen modulation effect (e.g., chorus, flanger).
Specifies the intensity of the modulation effect's waveform.
Specifies the intensity of the second waveform for TriChorus/TZFlanger.
Specifies the intensity of the third waveform for TriChorus.
Reduces high-end frequencies in the modulation effect.
Sets the relationship between dry signal and modulation effect level.
Sets the overall output level for the modulation effect.
Changes the delay length for chorus/flanger effects.
Specifies delay length for the second module in TriChorus/TZFlanger.
Specifies delay length for the third module in TriChorus.
Defines the amount of signal fed back from the modulation output to input.
Attenuates high-end frequencies of resonance created by Feedback.
Sets the time for the vibrato effect to build up when latched.
Sets the time between delay repetitions (delay length).
Defines the amount of signal fed back from the delay output to input.
Adds signal saturation for a 'grit' or 'crunch' sound.
Attenuates frequencies over a set point in delayed signal for analog sound.
Attenuates frequencies below a set point in delayed signal.
Sets the overall output level for the delay effect.
Sets a level limit for input to alter delay output level dynamically.
Sets attenuation amount when input signal exceeds Dynamic Delay Sensitivity.
Sets how fast attenuation is released when input signal falls below the limit.
Emulates reverse tape delay by defining recording time before flipping.
Sets the decay time of the Reverb in seconds.
Defines a short delay for direct signal when Pre-Delay is set to 'Short'.
Defines a short delay for direct signal when Pre-Delay is set to 'Long'.
Fine-tunes the density of the reverb's diffuse field.
Adjusts the low frequency spectrum of the output signal for color.
Adjusts the high frequency spectrum of the output signal for color.
Emphasizes or attenuates the selected HiColor value.
Switches modulation of the reverb signal on or off.
Offsets the speed of the LFO used to modulate the Reverb.
Offsets the intensity of modulation applied to the reverb.
Sets the output level of the 'early reflections' part of the reverb algorithm.
Sets the output level of the diffuse field part of the reverb algorithm.
Controls reverb level via input signal dynamics (Off, Positive, Inverse).
Sets a 'level limit' for input to control reverb based on dynamics.
Sets attenuation applied to reverb based on input signal crossing threshold.
Sets the attack time (build-up phase) of the Reverb Envelope.
Sets the release time (decay) of the Reverb Envelope.
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