#tc electronic

[jbirdbirdbird]

i could talk about these for HOURS, they're all my effects pedals!! i haven't fully tapped into all of them but i've been doing a lot of recording lately so i'll probably make some pretty noises with all of them some day in the near future :>

the first picture's order is all wonky because that's the order i have the pedals in the chain

1. EHX' Mel-9 (Mellotron emulator)

2. Alexander Pedals' Defender (OD/DST/FZ)

3. TC Electronic's Grand Magus (RAT similar)

4. Behringer's Noise Reducer (i use mostly as a mute when tuning)

5. TC Electronic's Afterglow (chorus)

6. Donner's Mod Square II (16 modulation in a mini casing)

7. TC Electronic's Hall of Fame 2 (digital reverb)

8. EHX' Oceans 12 (dual digital reverb/delay)

9. homemade JHS Little Black Box copy (1 setting buffer)

---not on the board---

10. TC Electronic's Sub'n'Up (octave)

11. Proco's RAT (distortion/fuzzish?) this one gets put back on the board every now and the

12. Dunlop's Crybaby (wah-wah)

13. Danelectro's Dan-Echo (echo/delay)

14. Joyo's Wow-Wah (auto-wah)

15. Donner's Echo Square

16. BOSS' ODB-3 (bass overdrive) i use this a lot when i play bass :)

17. BOSS' LMB-3 (bass limiter/enhancer)

18. BOSS' RBF-10 (rack mount flanger)

19. Danelectro's EStudio Honeytone E-15 (my dad's headphone amp from the mid-late '90s, not really a pedal but it can sorta be)

secret 20. 1-Spot Pro (power supply under the board, also not really a pedal but it's essential for the rig)

the shoegazer tap dancing on all those thangs

[contac]

Xmas present from Mom. ❤️

[pedaloftheday]

TC Electronic is crushing it with their Ampworx Preamp lineup, which includes the V550! This one is a BEAST!!

[synthetica13]

A short story of my pedalboard)) I’ve bought this Furman spb-8 some where in the middle of 2000’s. I’ve had there only my Boss GT-8 and Tubeman, but when I bought Marshall JVM 210 I understood that I need something for pedals that I started buying more and more)) Then it has been changed as we see on these photos. Finally I turned to the start point. Now I’m waiting for my Quad Cortex processor and all these pedals will be moved to a studio rack

[saltrock9]

Hall of fame 2 / tc electronic

TCのお家芸とも言えるトーンプリント。

調整前に重要なパラメータの確認。

PreDelay

リバーブ音が鳴り始めるまでの時間。

短すぎると分離が悪化し、

リバーブを深くかけ過ぎる事になる。

Decay

残響音の長さ。

Diffuse

値が大きほど複雑な残響音になる。

大きいと滑らかに、

小さいとスッキリした感じ。

[slackcoalition]

The Glue

I’ve released a lo-fi psy EP, Rat Cellar Tape and showing you the equipment used to make it through this series of posts. You can stream it for free on BandCamp!

Electro Harmonix Platform

The compressor/distortion for the DrumBrute’s kick and snare. It’s not a clean compressor to my ears, which is why it was perfect for spicing things up. It can be a bit tricky to set up if you’ve never played with a compressor before, so take your time learning it. Also, the distortion doesn’t get really gnarly, but it’s good for pushing things over the top when needed.

TC Electronic Hall of Fame MKI

The only stereo reverb I have. I used the “LoFi” setting (natch). You can do some really cool stuff with it, like load extra reverb settings through your phone. The MKII version adds a “mash” button for creating swells, but I never felt the need to upgrade.

Voodoo Labs Pedal Power ISO-5

All of the pedals, except the Line6 are powered with this. The Line6 requires more current than this can put out. It does have an 18 volt output, needed by the MXR flanger.

I’ve used those OneSpot adapters before. They’re great! But I do get ground hum sometimes with them and this keeps everything sounding clean.

[johnnybeane]

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[velmas-guitar-shop]

Bass Pedalboard 2023

My bass pedalboard used to be pretty complex:

Electro-Harmonix Neo Clone chorus pedal

MXR reissue M117 Flanger

MXR M87 Bass Compressor

Boss OC-3 Octave

TurboTuner Mini strobe tuner

Empress ParaEQ

TC Electronic Mimiq doubler pedal

I’ve sold all of them and simplified it down to this:

Aguilar TLC Compressor ➔ DSM Humboldt Simplifier Bass Station (all-analog preamp/EQ/amp sim/DI) ➔ Aguilar Octamizer octave pedal ➔ TC Electronic Plethora X5 multieffects unit for chorus, flanger, doubler, and noise gate as needed

I will experiment with the routing, to loop the Plethora in via the Bass Station’s effects loop (or vice versa).

In theory the Plethora could also do the compression and octave functions, but I wasn’t quite sold on TC’s Sub’n’Up octaver sound, and I’d need to work on a TonePrint patch for the Hypergravity compressor.

To me, part of the job of a compressor is to tame peaks before they hit the A/D converters, more as a limiter, to avoid nasty digital clipping. The other job is to even out volume levels - squashing dynamic range, but providing more sustain and making sure all notes are heard.

Some artists use multiple compressors in their signal chain, some before the preamp, others after, but in this case, if I put the Plethora’s digital compressor first before sending the signal to the Bass Station, then take the return and go through the rest of the Plethora effects, I’m a little wary of going through multiple analog-digital-analog conversions.

More to come…

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[breezingby]

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Tc electronic mimiq signal path

#Tc electronic mimiq signal path full

If you shift from a completely Dry signal (with the effect off) to the pedal being on, you may create too much of a volume boost, which means keeping the pedal’s DRY turned down (unless you want that boost). The Mimiq Doubler has only a few knobs, but as stated there is tweaking to do. Moreover, suppose you already have some songs pre-recorded and you want to make the guitar (or any instrument) sound bigger you can run the guitar track’s signal into the Mimiq Doubler and record a new ‘multi-layer.’Īnother great feature is that the pedal includes a USB port so that you can upload firmware updates when available – a pedal that keeps on giving and improving in technology over time. Dial in just right and you may find it difficult to return to a regular guitar signal as it can sound relatively ‘weak’ in comparison. What is very impressive is when you add other effects, such as chorus, phaser, etc., as the outcome of the Mimiq Doubler seems to super-enhance everything that much more.

#Tc electronic mimiq signal path full

The video with this review was recorded in Mono, but it is a full Stereo pedal, which gives an even greater thickening effect (not a panning effect) when you have left and right speakers communicating in their appropriate corners. It also produces a 12-string guitar effect, if you so choose to dial it in accordingly (keep the tightness low and the effect high). It thickens up anything, from synth effects to a bass guitar or when you want the vocals to stand out more during the chorus, and obviously it works great for guitar (could be interesting if added to a drum track). Now, what I like about this pedal is that it merely replicates what goes in it, which means it works for ALL instruments, and even the human voice. The EFFECT adjusts the level of the overdubs/added layers and this needs to be coordinated with the DRY knob (which adjusts how much of the input signal is sent to the outputs – full up is parity). very precise in replication, any adjustment that can produce a different quality in time, pick attack and pitch. The TIGHTNESS adjusts how much variation there is in the layers, e.g., a slight warble or chorus effect vs. One DUB can make a difference, whereas three may be too much (depending on the entire scope of your sound, other effects, what effect you want, etc.). The DUBS refer to how many additional guitar signals you want layered with the original or DRY. This is most apparent as you add more DUBS or increase the EFFECT to obvious levels rather than modest levels. And that makes sense if you consider have 1-3 guitarists in your band playing the same thing and with the same gear and settings. Depending on the settings there ‘can be’ a coloring of the original tone, although not a bad coloration as the nuances (harmonics, etc.) of the notes seem to be enhanced while making the signal sound livelier – something distorted becomes a bit more distorted and edgy, whereas pinch harmonics ring out even more clearly. But once you do, you can get closer to that ‘wall of sound’ from just one guitar, bringing a lot more life to leads and heavy rhythms. The YouTube demo video within this review did not ‘dial in’ to the best effect relative to clean or distorted signals, but was set in such a way that you could hear the audible difference clearly (since YouTube often compresses the signal and you lose some of the effect desired).Ĭertainly your playing and composition will dictate how many additional guitars you want to hear… one extra, or two or three, and that also requires tweaking the Dry, Effect and Tightness accordingly to best match the guitar’s tone, amp settings and other effects in the chain. Dialed in correctly (which tweaking can vary whether the signal is clean, heavily distorted or somewhere between) it can sound very natural and full. The MIMIQ Doubler does the latter automatically and at various levels – in a very subtle way or with a lot of aggression. The purpose of the Mimiq Doubler is to thicken up your sound, often achieved by way of a slight chorus or slap-back echo, or more commonly (in the studio) by way of multi-tracking the same guitar part. FYI: I posted my past demo videos on a new YouTube channel for those who care to check them out: CoolGuitarGear