TC ELECTRONIC M2000
Manual de Usuario

Chorus Programs

These presets are capable of producing a smooth natural sounding stereo chorus effect. The Hicut filter gives you the ability to make it sound very warm.

Flanger Programs

The Presets range from very soft add-on effects to the wildest guitar sound you can imagine. The Feedback filters are capable of controlling both high frequency and low frequency feedback.

USER PARAMETERS
Speed Controls the rate of sweep in a range from 1 sweep every 10 seconds to 10 sweeps every second. Depth Determines how wide a modulation (sweep) is produced. Phase Determines the sine wave modulation phase shift between left and right channels. At 0º the left and right modulation will move in sync. At 180º the modulation will move the channels against each other. HiCut Freq. Hicut shelving type filter (6dB/oct). This parameter sets the »hinge« point of the shelving filter. HiCut Level Sets maximum depth of cut above the HiCut shelving frequency. Delay Controls the length of delay time. Mix Mix between direct and effect. Out Level Adjust output level. Use this parameter to match levels between presets.

USER PARAMETERS
Speed Controls the rate of sweep in a range from 1 sweep every 10 seconds to 10 sweeps every second. Depth Determines how wide a modulation (sweep) is produced. Phase Determines the sine wave modulation phase shift between left and right channels. At 0º the left and right modulation will move in sync. At 180º the modulation will move the channels against each other. FB Level Controls the amount of effect signal routed back to the flanger inputs. Select negative feedback to change feedback phase. Delay Controls the length of delay time. FB HiCut Feedback High Cutoff frequency. Signal is damped 6dB/oct above this frequency. FB LoCut Feedback Low Cutoff frequency. Signal is damped 6dB/oct below this frequency. HiCut Freq. (see chorus) HiCut Level (see chorus) Mix Mix between direct and effect. Out Level Adjust output level. Use this parameter to match levels between presets.

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