#TC ELECTRONIC ALTER EGO X4 FORUM SOFTWARE#

#TC ELECTRONIC ALTER EGO X4 FORUM SOFTWARE#

The Copicat emulation appeared a bit cleaner than I keep in mind mine sounding back again in the day time, but I'll let that pass - they possibly based the audio on one that wasn'testosterone levels gigged to dying!ĭespite the limited number of hardware controls, the TonePrint system grants or loans you gain access to to a whole collection of presets, simply because well as editing software program which enables you to tweak in much more fine detail.The sound performance can be certainly great enough that you could make use of the your pedal in the studio, and in the analogue hold off area I'm delighted to say that the designers weren't enticed to consist of the sound and quantisation distortion that such devices were often plagued by. The vintage-style results are quite convincing with the record delays and the Echorec becoming the superstars of the show.

The Combo of the Flashback 2 and the Hall of Fame 2 is the best $300 you will ever spend.TC have got managed to hit a good stability between instant satisfaction and editing complexity by producing the pedal very simple to make use of in stand-alone make use of, yet furthermore producing it achievable for those who need to modify some bits of their very own to do so. If you are looking for a simple out of the box turn the knob and bamm you have Ping Pong Delay, no there is no preset The Combo of the Flashback 2 and the Hall of Fame 2 is the best $300 you will ever spend. Otherwise, non-Alter-Ego owners could just d/l the TonePrints and drop them in Flashback and have the exact same sounds that are available in Alter Ego. If you don't care about MIDI tempo sync (which honestly I don't because I can use tap tempo) There are no Alter Ego or Alter Ego x 4 toneprints available, but I'm assuming that's the case because those pedals are PGS exclusives (at least in the US). To me it's equally as good as the Strymon Bigsky or Eventide Space at a fraction of the cost No matter which delay you use I highly recommend also getting a Hall of Fame 2 reverb pedal to go with it You can do similar things with the Tone Print editor on the Flashback delays but the Boss DD-500 takes it to another level. These are amazingly cool for synth players because we can use them on pads for amazing motion, and they sound beautiful when being fed into a reverb like the T2 or the Hall of Fame 2 Which can not only do ping pong hard right and left but also anything in between which allows you to set up delays that rotate around in the stereo field. Essentially it's an LFO built into the unit that you can use to control stereo panning. Manufacturers Description: Exceptional Vintage-Voiced Delay Pedal with 16 Delay Types, Built-In TonePrint Technology and 3 Presets X4 Deluxe. The second and most powerful way is to use the 'Wave' or 'Internal Pedal' setting. Set one side to 8th notes and the other to quarter and you will have Ping pong, you can take this further than regular ping pong because each side can have it's own decay, repeat, and tone controls There are several ways you can do this, the simplistic way is to control the delay times on each side, by that I mean you can run the unit as two separate delays and hard pan one to right and the other left. However under the hood it is very easy to set up unbelievably complex stereo panning delays

ThanksIf you are looking for a simple out of the box turn the knob and bamm you have Ping Pong Delay, no there is no preset Does the Boss Dd 500 do ping pong? I am in a similar position look for echo pedal and have been considering the TC flashbacks as well.

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