Hi Richard,

the Sub'n Up and mini versions are classic octavers and can only do fixed octave transposition, so it is not possible to do unisono/ ADT (automated double tracking)  sounds.

Both our Brainwaves Pitch shifter  and Quintessence Harmoniser can do unisono sounds with up to 2 extra voices that can be individually detuned (up or down). Brainwaves has a dedicated Detune mode in which Voice 1 and Voice 2 intervals don't work in semitones/octaves, but detune the signal up to 50 cents up/or down.
Our Mimic pedal steps int the same area, but i like the brainwaves better for this. Mimic adds also random timing variations and not just detunes the signal, which is more subtle.

We have a great Dual detune toneprint template available where the basic amount of detuning can be set via the 2 voice pots , but via MASH switch you can dynamically change the detune amount, which i really like and has become my standard application. This works also great with other instruments like synthesizers and keys.

With best regards from the TC tribers,

Mike

Hi,

Thnaks for that.

It is funny but I want a really simple pedal... 2 knobs Dry and Unison or the the same note, created in the same way an octaver does but in the same pitch. 

The Brainwave is too much pedal in a box and I dont need that fuctionality, and the mimic is very close delay so a copy of your sound.

What I don't understand is why no manudaturer does Dry, 1 down Octave synthed, Unison Synthed, 1 up Octave synth. Simple. Cant be that difficult

Cheers!

Octavers like the sub'n up and classic ones are designed to shift the signals in octaves and use a different processing algorithm compared to a pitch shifter that is not suited for microshifting. classic octaver achieve
the transposed octaves by using flip flops to create a square wave of the input signal at 1/2 or 1/4 of input frequency and due to nature of square wave have a buzzy, synth like tone. A unison sound / micro detuning would just not sound very natural with a classic octaver. So, if you look for a product that does Detuning/microshifting + can work as an octaver, a "real" pitch shifter is much better suited for the task.

Best regards,

Mike

Hi!

Thant answers the question, but rather creates a problem on my board

Thanks!

Richard

Hi Richard,

you should see it as a challenge instead. and one that can be solved

The Brainwaves with it's two voices can give you both an nice sounding octaver(up to 2 octaves up or down) + a detune effect in classic Pitch shift mode.Voice 2 needs to be set to "custom" , so that you can do microshifting below one semitone for unison sound. When bypassing the FX, you will always toggle both Octaver  (voice 1) and unison (voice 2) , but if you eg don't want either octaver or unison to be active at the same time, you can also use the MASH switch (pressure sensor in footswitch) to control FX level of octaver or unison FX dynamically (eg unison or octaver are only active as long as you hold down the footswitch + can also alter detuning amount .(up to 3 parameters, each ith its own parameter curve can be assigned to MASH)

Have a nice weekend and best regards,

Mike

Hi Nicholas,

no, this won't happen as the Flashback 2 X4 has a dedicated Tap tempo switch that you can access at any time without loosing true stereo operation. Via Toneprint you can set wether Tap tempo should work globally for all settings including presets.

Furthermore, tap tempo can also be remote controlled via Midi CC data.

P.s. our Flashback 2 pedal just got a firmware update, where you can use the built in footswitch to tap tempo if MASH is disabled in the editor, so you also can get true stereo delay with tap tempo without sacrificing the stereo input for tap pedal.

Best regards from the TC tribers,

Mike

Hi, 

you can customise the Pitch shift amount in cents, so creating a toneprint where you pitch shift all notesa half step down is possible visa the editor.

Since the default voicings for the 2 Pitch shifters don't have a "half tone" setting, you use the "Custom" one for voice 1 and 2 to restrict pitch shifting/Tonebending to 100 cents + set the Toggle switch for each voice to "up" or "down" depending wether you want to pitch up or down.

On the common page you set the Mode for the pitch shifter depending on your preferences (whammy mode, etc)

it is not possible to use Brainwaves like a drop tune pedal as it cannot just pitch down the lowest string without ignoring the other 5.  

If you just want to bend up/down the current sound by 100 cents via MASH switch, you set the "Tonebend Tone" parameters to "100 " 

Best regards,

Mike

Hi Anto,

there is currently no triple delay version of the Fb 2 planned, but there might be another product soon that will be able to cover the same functionality.

Best,

Mike

Hi Sebastian,

please download the ICON software here:

http://downloads.music-group.com/software/tcelectronic/icon_8_4_00_30457_windows.zip

All the best from

Claus

HI Claus,

thx for that. that is the software to control the LM2 via usb, right?

all the best

Sebastian

Yes correct - I believe it's only Windows 7 "approved"

HI Claus, 

you are my hero

thx for providing that.

have a good day.

all the best

Sebastian

Thanks and a great day to You!

Hi TDBirk,

the Body-Rez is mainly designed to work with piezo based pick-ups.

I don't own any of the pickups you mention, but know that many users of the McIntyre pickup recommend to use it with a preamp, so it might not work too well with the Body Rez. My best recommendation is to try it out at your local music store with your instrument to get an impression on how well it works for your setup.

With best regards,

Mike

Hi cicolino,

Have You tried to increase the buffer size for Your UAD interface and making sure it's set to the same in the Finalizer App ? (Preferences/Audio) and don't go below 256 ...

All the best from

Claus