Manual
Table Of Contents
- Important Safety Instructions
- Legal Disclaimer
- Limited warranty
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Plug-in Installation
- 3. Activate your TC8210 iLok license
- 4. Connection and Setup
- 4.1 Connecting the TC8210-DT Desktop Controller (when you have purchased the DT Desktop Controller version)
- 4.2 Operating the TC8210
- 4.3 Insert vs Aux Effect
- 4.4 Mono/Stereo Operation
- 4.5 Travel Period and Module Connection (when you have purchased the DT version):
- 4.6 Primary and Secondary Controls
- 4.7 Connection Status to the Hardware Unit
- 5. Plug-in and Hardware Controls
- 6. Presets
- 7. Software Updates
- 8. Specifications
12 TC8210 User Manual
MOD RATE
The MOD rate sets the speed of the modulation applied via the hardware unit's
MOD parameter.
The Mod Rate parameter has two options: 1 FAST or 0 SLOW.
The desired option can be selected using the mouse by click-and-dragging on
the red numeric value, while moving the mouse. Alternatively, click and hold
the current option (in white text), and select the other option from a small
drop-down menu.
DIFFUSE
The DIFFUSE parameter adjusts the diuseness of the overall reverb sound.
Depending on the Reverb Type, there may be more or less “structure” in the
sound, which can be smoothed by increasing DIFFUSE.
The Diuse parameter can vary from 0 to 10 (0 to 100%), in steps of 1 (10%).
The desired value can be selected using the mouse by click-and-dragging
on the red numeric value, while moving the mouse. Alternatively, click and
hold the current % value (in white text), and select the desired value from a
drop-down menu.
Preset Section
The TC8210 comes with an extensive set of factory presets.
Presets can be selected by clicking in the PRESET area, and selecting the options
from a drop down menu.
Presets can be saved as favorites using the ASSIGN button.
User presets can also be created and saved.
Note: If a preset is loaded, and then any of the controls is adjusted, the text of the
current preset name will change to ITALICS as a reminder that there has been a
change.
See Chapter 5 for more details regarding presets.
Bottom Section
The bottom section of the plug-in user interface displays the connection status as
well as plug-in instance name, and several other options.
The green chain icon indicates successful connection between the hardware
unit and the plug-in. Connection issues will be indicated by yellow or red icons;
see Chapter 3 for details.
The current name of the plug-in instance appears in the middle eld. If the DAW
is able to provide the name of the track where the plug-in instance is inserted,
the plug-in instance will be named after the track name. The instance can be
renamed by clicking the pencil icon.
If you install the plug-in without ever had a hardware unit connected to your
computer, a red dot will appear on the shopping cart icon. This will link you to
more information about buying the TC8210 unit. Once the plug-in detects a
connected hardware unit, the red dot will disappear.
The Settings "gear" icon accesses a menu with several links and options.
• • This user manual is available, along with links to the TC Electronic
website, relevant news, signature artist presets, and the user
license agreement.
• • If a red dot appears over the Settings icon, a new version of the plug-in
or rmware may be available. Click “Check for Updates” to download
and install the new le. See Chapter 6 for details.
• • With the “Help” option selected, hovering the mouse over items in the
plug-in window will give a brief description of the parameter’s function.
• • With the “Take over on insert” option selected, when a new instance
of the plug-in is inserted on a track or bus, that instance will take
over immediately.
• • With the “Take over on focus” option selected, the currently viewed
plug-in instance will take over control of the physical hardware unit as
soon as it is brought into focus.