Rejoice, tone conjurers far and wide, it’s finally here! Demanded by the guitar community with a furious passion, the TonePrint Editor is finally official. And free, obviously. Yes, it took a while, and it'll take a little while longer until release. But we want to make sure things are just right, to satisfy even the most tone conscious effects-junkies out there. (you know who you are).
Sweet! But ... What Is A TonePrint?
In case you’ve been living under a rock or simply don’t really know what TonePrint
is: TonePrint means signature effects. Basically, we took our very best
effects and gave rock stars a chance to build their own custom versions
of our most famous Delay, Reverb, Chorus, Flanger and Vibrato sounds as
they use them live and in the studio. Then, we asked them to share
their sounds with you, free of charge. That concept took the guitar
world by storm, but musicians that are more into tweaking effects and
into the nitty-gritty of how tone works kept asking: why can’t we make
our own TonePrints? We could not agree more, so now, everyone can join
the fun!
Ah, Got Ya! So What Does The Editor Do, Exactly?
The
TonePrint Editor simply allows you to build a TonePrint pedal from the
ground up. It puts you squarely at the helm of the character, behavior
and sound of your chosen effect. And, though you have the most in-depth
control ever in TC products, the UI is fun and intuitive, so you spend
your time tweaking, not freaking.
Everything
is up for discussion with the TonePrint Editor, from knob assignment,
to the range of knobs to effect parameters behavior and effect values -
you can customize the industry standard TC Electronic base sound into
something only you can dream up.
Want
to mimic the sound of that vintage effect unit you love but are afraid
to take out on the road? Go ahead! Want to pay tribute to a classic tone
you know and love but have not been able to capture just right? Here’s
your shot! Or maybe you just want to craft a sound that fits your
specific purpose or need just right? We got you covered! Our basic
effects: Delay, Reverb, Chorus, Flange and Vibrato become a launchpad to
some truly stellar tones!
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